Old stereotypes — fearless pioneers, hostile natives — are banished.
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In 2010, Steve Jobs banished Adobe Flash from the iPhone.
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Even now, Starikov does not understand why he was banished.
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And now banished from Breitbart - ousted from his own company.
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So why care about some banished Russian oligarch's account now?
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Some had been banished by their own parents and family.
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Dexter Fowler's double advanced Molina to third and banished Vargas.
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Banished to a Siberia time slot — Saturday at 9 p.m.
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Dr. Shlakman's firing from Queens banished her to academic obscurity.
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Rose, the Reds' banished hits king, was finally in bronze.
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But police said Bogati was not banished to a hut.
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But although tempered, the soul of the noni cannot be banished.
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"The joy of finding things out" is banished from the classroom.
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Had he, at last, banished the demons from his tender core?
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The Thirteens, as these soldiers were called, were banished to Mars.
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At the other is China, which has all but banished them.
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Even their language, he thought, should be banished from the academy.
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From 2020, vehicles will be banished from the 1.2-mile highway.
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There's still drug cheats out there and we want them banished.
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"Spain have banished their ghosts," read the headline in El Pais.
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His roommates missed him while he was banished to the lobby.
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Ms. McCain was banished from the campaign weeks before it ended.
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Banished from the public stage, Shafik died in obscurity on Sept.
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Irrespective of future policy, Australia should admit the banished migrants now.
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Upon their return, they were first sentenced to prison, then banished.
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The jailbreak collapses in violence and their Mohawk ally is banished.
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The border is administered with a rigid one-in-one-out policy: If an other gets over the wall the closest defender is banished to sea; if two others intrude two defenders are banished, and so on.
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Yet economic risks have by no means been banished from the world.
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They are both banished from Douglas County when they're released from prison.
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The raids by the SSS have not entirely banished the higher rates.
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All the international, multiethnic, multicolored vernacular architecture got banished to the midway.
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Mr Le Pen may be banished from his daughter's campaign in 2017.
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When they married, she requested they be banished to a separate tree.
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From being banished from boxing to lighting the Olympic flame in Atlanta.
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I wonder who is the bitter, angry, banished Zuko in our story?
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And just temporarily, all tension and angst is banished from the house.
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In the end Mr Cruise's psychics were banished to an isolated island.
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Those who refused to submit to his authority were banished or jailed.
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When left in solitude, he said, he banished loneliness by reading, voraciously.
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Both face probation after their release, and were banished from Douglas County.
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I would drink it even if I were banished as a snob.
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The general ban on fanciness seems to have banished specificity as well.
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With this fear banished, buybacks began on a large scale in 1984.
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So any lingering Kennedyesque thoughts about us should be banished, I explained.
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Democrats, who tried to shed the Bill Clinton anvil and banished Sen.
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Over the previous year, the moderators had banished thousands of obvious provocateurs.
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If you get banished from the circle of trust, so be it.
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In 1962 he was banished to teach in a remote mountain region.
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First came news of Steve Bannon getting banished from the National Security Council.
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He has lived in India since he banished himself from Tibet in 1959.
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Instead, he's banished to Castle Black, the former home of the Night's Watch.
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The community of banished veterans at the Bunker, see Barajas as their leader.
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Claire is not happy about being banished, but she doesn't have much choice.
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This was not a sweeping policy change where Facebook banished groups en masse.
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But whether Uber will be banished from London's roads remains to be seen.
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A settler in Flushing who defied this order was banished back to Holland.
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Dwight is effectively banished, but seeing Negan fall wraps his arc up cleanly.
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Infowars host Alex Jones is being banished from the internet — well, sort of.
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It's not that racism was banished after the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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If we had taken it down and banished it to the hinterlands, maybe.
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It was banished to hospitals or mimicked, harmlessly, on cinema and TV screens.
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Yet as adults, they have been banished from the country they consider home.
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"Banished," on Hulu Watch if you like costume dramas and spotting familiar performers.
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A plot is discovered, a diplomat is banished and the process grinds on.
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"That injury, I felt like it banished me from a relationship," he said.
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Garmadon was eventually banished to an underworld while Wu protected the powerful weapons.
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Should their work also be banished in a sort of guilt by association?
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The Sanders fans wanted equality, college debt banished, and police brutality to stop.
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Lear has banished Cordelia, his favorite daughter, for her failure to flatter him.
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"Those red good-for-nothings will be banished from the homeland," he said.
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Political heroism and displays of principled valor have been banished from its ranks.
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Should they be canceled — banished from public engagement like some of their creators?
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Together, they attempt to overthrow a malicious overlord who banished them as outcasts.
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Whereupon I banished it to the exile of the Bad Review Units box.
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Oracle isn't the only expensive legacy vendor he banished with the cloud, either.
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At Madame Vo, Mr. Ly has banished blood from his bun bo Hue.
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And Liverpool's experience would suggest the magic, once banished, never returns, not quite.
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Mr. Li was banished from office and suffered decades of imprisonment and persecution.
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Peanuts were once a staple of air travel, for example, before being banished.
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Banished Chhaupadi dates back centuries and has its roots in Hindu taboos over menstruation.
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Meat, whether red or white, does not need to be banished from everyone's diet.
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He's the leader of a group of banished veterans who live in Tijuana, Mexico.
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We don't know if she's been banished by them or if she's even alive.
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Because our whole crew was banished to another side of the island of production.
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Andret, banished from Princeton, has been teaching in one less distinguished college after another.
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But the station killed the interview and banished it to audio purgatory on Soundcloud.
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Banished Chhaupadi dates back centuries and has its roots in Hindu taboos over menstruation.
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I banished him to the toy box for pleasuring himself with a dirty stick.
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"His roommates missed him while he was banished to the lobby," the post reads.
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This is devastating for a people who spent 45 years banished from their homeland.
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Claiming tolerance and diversity, liberals stigmatized and banished anyone who dissented from their views.
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Any remaining skepticism that a real plot had been in the works was banished.
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Beards and mustaches were effectively banished from these worlds more than a century ago.
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The West slapped Russia with economic sanctions and banished it from the G-8.
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Fins, seasickness and the blatant lineage to lesser General Motors products have been banished.
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In the afternoon, Prado was told that López had been banished from the house.
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In the most common telling, she's banished because she refuses to lay "under" Adam.
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And are there, or were there, gangs like the Banished Brawlers in real life?
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However, Easterly is not the only high-profile official banished for harboring dissenting views.
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But that leaves 22 states of moms who could end up banished to the bathrooms.
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Within months, Silver forced a sale of the Clippers and banished Sterling from the game.
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Any leftover droplets were easily banished by dabbing a paper towel directly on the spot.
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No matter where it is you've banished your overalls, it's time to dig them out.
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Once a busy roundabout, cars have been banished and trees and fountains have replaced them.
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Both of them are also banished from Douglas County, Georgia, where they had been living.
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As Mr Brundage points out, brute force has not been banished entirely from DeepMind's approach.
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But that does not mean that love, happiness, poetry, dream will be banished from it….
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Mr. Koenig's work was all but banished to Battery Park by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
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Heavy bass lines and kick drums are all but banished, perhaps to return in remixes.
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Until very recently, that kind of wisdom was banished to folkways or deprecated as secondary.
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Harvey Weinstein may be banished, but the awards campaign machine he helped create grinds on.
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The guilty verdict means that Ms. Yingluck will be banished from Thai politics for life.
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But now Team Trump apparently has a new demand: Enthusiastically cheer Trump or be banished.
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Black men had largely been banished from lucrative skill trades and relegated to subsistence jobs.
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The desired end result is a neurochemical "reset"—a brain decluttered, procrastination banished, focus sharpened.
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So do the lesser-known waves of Poles banished to Siberia for resisting Russian rule.
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In several cases, boys had been banished from home by their fathers, Mr. Musa said.
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Fifteen years after being banished from state television, Mr. Parfenov, 0003, hosts two YouTube shows.
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Apple also banished legacy ports in favor of a pair of Thunderbolt 3 USB-C ports.
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She had told someone else that she had been beaten and banished to a terrifying attic.
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This is Tijuana, Mexico a place most of these men barely knew before being banished here.
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The tiny, windowless structures women are banished to are often purpose-built by the women themselves.
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Moon claims that his mother "declared herself as God" and essentially banished him from the church.
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Now, their names — already cursed, loathed and spray-painted on hastily bought plywood — have been banished.
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As punishment for practicing witchcraft, the nymph Circe is banished to eternity on the island Aiaia.
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He's a tattoo artist who uses body art to create the illusion of banished stretch marks.
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It wasn't until 2014 that California officially banished gay and transgender ''panic'' defenses from its courtrooms.
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We don't have to guess anymore; the days of Schrödinger's ballplayer have been all but banished.
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I've since banished my phone, but haven't been able to part with the TV just yet.
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He handed you the apple and you all took a bite … banished from Eden you are.
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McIlroy's concern is that golf will be banished from the Olympic family after the 2020 Games.
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We also become potential challengers to our father and sometimes find ourselves banished from the kingdom.
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Even for the exponent of a new definition of racism, older ones are not easily banished.
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Why it should be banished: "Hard to spell, not specific, and anachronistic when 'accessories' will do."
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His team was also banished by a young, and brilliant, Ajax team at the quarterfinal stage.
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Fuentes himself was once loosely affiliated with the group before they banished him over his views.
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History was supposedly over, and real catastrophe—famine, fire, fascism—had been banished from the world.
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Dan Ayoub of 343 Industries is onstage to introduce a new force of nasties, the Banished.
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Hollywood all but banished Kevin Spacey last fall following multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against him.
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He was banished to the minors for five years, survived injuries, but gave up pitching altogether.
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In western Nepal, women are banished from their homes every month when they get their period.
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None of these things would necessarily get you banished from the cool kids' table at school.
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In 1411, after lots of fighting, King Henry IV banished his son from the King's Council.
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Banished from Rome, Coriolanus unites with the Volscians, his former enemies, to war against his homeland.
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When a team loses the Super Bowl, their winning merchandise is immediately banished from the country.
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Only a fortnight beforehand, the Qatari emir had stood smiling alongside those who have now banished him.
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Consider yourselves all banished to a haunted castle guarded by a sea witch and some mean stepsisters.
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The Banished will stop at nothing to possess the Ark and all of the power contained within.
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Last year's kaboomy Note 7 started at $850 before it was recalled and banished forever from shelves.
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"That injury, I felt like it banished me from a relationship," he told the New York Times.
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Banished as well: stretch marks, bat wings or what the British like to call those wobbly bits.
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But the price she paid for this — aping — was that the original Karen was banished or vanished.
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Things like mustard and vinegar were also far too flavorful and therefore banished from the Graham diet.
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The term can be so confusing that Mr Rowe thinks it should be banished from the discipline.
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The family of Gaj Singh, a Maharaja until royal privileges were banished in 1971, still lives there.
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They're being officially banished to the rearview mirror, and declaring the rest of us old by association.
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Bubbline, as the couple is known in online fandom, was banished to subtext for seven long years.
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It should be banished from my life, yet I do not have the courage to evict it.
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Allegedly banished to a vehicle, Bramble soon fled Blair's farm back to Grand Junction, according to authorities.
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She was banished after being summoned by the Vaad, which told her she was violating modesty rules.
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A photo of one poster shows it ordered her banished for adultery, abusing her daughter and fraud.
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They fractured Ganon's power and sealed him but the Sheikah were banished from the land ever since.
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The resulting novel has the quality of a fable, in which the banished words are barely submerged.
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"Bigly" is part of Lake Superior State University's annual list of banished words for the new year.
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Happily, their adventure takes them to a village inhabited entirely by shamans banished from their own villages.
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No real attempt is made to explain what happened, and Ryder is banished to a derelict house.
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"Plus-size" is also a patronizing and ridiculous phrase that really ought to be banished from fashion.
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He orders Claire, whom he says can be hanged next to her husband, banished to her room.
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That woman had been banished to a small hut where she was bitten by a poisonous snake.
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All the demons of the past, of epic collapses and strange flukes, seemed distant if not banished.
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I believe that those who can admit and truly own their actions should not necessarily be banished.
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But Maria swept away their ocean-side home, and banished them to a new level of destitution.
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As for Mr. Bannon, he was essentially banished from the premises when he was running Breitbart News.
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Anti-theatrical prejudice isn't news; Plato banished theater from his republic because he felt it encouraged unreality.
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Not long ago, for example, department stores banished their outlets miles away from their full-priced locations.
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She is ejected from the game and, after all is said and done, banished from England altogether.
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Wirathu represents an awful idea, one that cannot be banished, and one he propagates with chilling skill.
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Many fear that under secularism's relentless onslaught, Judeo-Christianity will be banished permanently from the public square.
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Other lawmakers have come under scrutiny since then, but resigned before they could be banished by their colleagues.
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According to folklore, St. Patrick banished the snakes from Ireland, driving them to the sea where they drowned.
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It's not enough that banished Bachelorette contestant Chad Johnson shared photos of himself smooching Robby Hayes' ex-girlfriend.
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When her brother Neri is caught using magic to steal, she intervenes and is banished as a result.
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Here are five myths about women -- and men -- that really should be banished from this race (hopefully, forever).
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After hiding every Story ad and marking them as inappropriate, I seem to have banished them (for now).
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Thanks to his well-planned talks, Mr Macron may have banished the spectre of communism from labour reform.
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Income could rise in the rest of the year if, as OPEC hopes, a supply glut is banished.
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Later she was banished to a cramped home in a dusty township, where she spent eight lonely years.
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He banished Islam from public life, replaced Arabic with Latin script and promoted Western dress and women's rights.
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And so, after a few months, was the Muse, banished to the cabinet of good but unused technology.
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Schwarz's sculptures, despite their intimations of vanished epochs and banished grittiness, succumb neither to nostalgia nor urban chic.
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Success would make polio only the second human disease to be eradicated since smallpox was banished in 1980.
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The company's headquarters have the look of a corporate environment in the days before digital culture banished clutter.
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Portland will be dismissed, another losing side banished to the shadows as Golden State sucks up the limelight.
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Authenticism was banished to the fringes of politics after World War II and the defeat of European fascism.
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He'd been banished to live forever among the mortals he killed for lunch during his pre-Christian past.
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Of McBride's noted lack of commas, recall that Gertrude Stein banished them because she thought they were servile.
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Even the banished Steve Bannon walked back the "treasonous" comments attributed to him in Michael Wolff's controversial book.
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The dim, stripped-down layers of banished décor had a cinematic glow, reminding me of a Tarkovsky film.
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That's what kills the prince — and soon, after delivering a baby daughter, who is banished, Hermione dies, too.
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In July of 20133, Vermont banished its philosophical exemptions, and California also did away with all nonmedical exemptions.
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Yet he speaks of Mexico as a kind of foreign country, a place to which he was banished.
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The judge has now banished her to an overflow room set up for public viewing of the proceedings.
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And too many company alumni who had worked with Balanchine (the company's founder-choreographer) and Robbins were banished.
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The opening finds the central characters, whether by death or flight or expropriation, banished from their former lives.
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"That injury, I felt like it banished me from a relationship," he said in an interview last week.
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Even while banished from the Chinese news media, Mr. He commands a warm following among students and lawyers.
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Daniel, who has been legally "banished" to Nashville, lives at a halfway house and gets an artist girlfriend.
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They were banished from other pockets of the state as well, and in many cities around the world.
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There, cars are banished throughout most of the year and children can play safely on the sandy lanes.
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Anna gets unfrozen, Hans gets banished and arrested, and Kristoff gets a new sled — and Anna's heart. Probably.
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In one, Chang'e has been banished to the moon for elixir theft and turned into an ugly toad.
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Castro occupied a place of almost singular distinction in that netherworld to which the United States banished its demons.
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Even if I was banished to the darkest place, my love will keep me from being a lonely spirit.
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Mr Casaleggio persuaded the comedian—banished from television because of his attacks on the powerful—to start a blog.
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What says "I banished my oldest advisor and ravaged the other in bed" but keeps a leader looking relatable?
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Hiding the ads and somehow having them magically banished forever was the only way for me make Instagram usable.
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Disney announced Friday that the Frozen short banished from theaters showing Coco will now air on television as planned.
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In "Infinity War," we learned the Red Skull was banished there to be the keeper of the soul stone.
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By episode 3, Moira is presumed dead: She was allegedly banished to the "toxic" colonies after an escape attempt.
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He's banished to a hotel so that Claire can distance herself and start her presidency on a clean slate.
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The generals have not banished the dissatisfaction caused by the instability and low growth that followed Mr Thaksin's defenestration.
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Alas, Imogen's banished love meets Iachimo (Jeffrey Carlson), who bets that he can seduce Imogen and prove women unchaste.
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Some secular former officers, who had been banished in recent years after the trials, have already been brought back.
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Her bedroom has two closets filled with her clothing, while her boyfriend's items are banished to the hallway closet.
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Where in the world is Melisandre after she was banished from the North for burning poor young Shireen Baratheon?
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When Kim Jong-il banished Mr. Jang three times for overstepping his authority, his wife intervened on his behalf.
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Then, low and behold, the baby is revealed safe and sound, and the Hym is banished for all eternity.
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Meanwhile, the transgender girl does not want to be banished from the common area like some sort of freak.
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Cardinal Bertone, who Archbishop Viganò writes in the letter "notoriously favored promoting homosexuals," banished him to the United States.
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Many young Saudis have cheered the new direction, and would love to see the clerics banished from public life.
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The most egregious versions of the stereotype were banished from the public square by the end of the 19703s.
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Having been banished from her home, an exile must find her way in the aftermath of her own disappearance.
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He was banished from the Yankees' bench in the third inning for arguing balls and strikes from the dugout.
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In the case of "The Beguiled" this means that the war and its causes are banished to the margins.
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And that&aposs it, their messages are banished from your inbox until you change your mind and unblock them.
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"Loving" is based on the true story of a couple who were banished from Virginia for their interracial marriage.
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They can apologize profusely without any denials or rationalizations, but they will most likely be banished from public life.
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Bannon thinks Sir John Falstaff is happy that he's going to be banished because he has done his duty.
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Far from being banished to some activist-athlete island, Kaepernick has been joined in protest by players around the league.
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Those seconds cascade into late unit upgrades, slow troop builds and inevitably getting crushed by Atriox and his Banished army.
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While he sometimes uses equity ETFs for tactical trades, he has banished bond ETFs from his 110 billion-euro portfolio.
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While also trying to argue that trump is singularly awful that he must be banished from the annals of history.
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Why should Lee's memory be banished from a New Orleans traffic circle and lovingly preserved on sacred ground at Arlington?
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But he is belatedly winning the battle over devolution, urban regeneration and "industrial policy", a phrase banished under Mrs Thatcher.
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It became a substitute family for those who had been banished from their own after speaking out against their fathers.
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However, UCSF has not banished diet drinks, including zero-calorie sodas, or 100% fruit juices from campus -- for good reason.
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The ancient Persians credit it to a woman who had been banished from the presence of the legendary King Jamshid.
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Since May, Washington has ordered all countries to stop purchasing Iranian oil or be banished from the global financial system.
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Of course, to keep things exciting, we will have to tangle with the Fire Nation, and their banished Prince Zuko.
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He believed in using things for a purpose, and if they served no purpose, he banished them from his life.
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If the NFL had a European-style relegation system, they would have been banished to the lower divisions long ago.
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Banished to Triple-A in May, he never returned to the big leagues, not even when rosters expanded in September.
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She was banished from the digital universe, its ever-present symphony of data reduced to a pervasive and unsettling quiet.
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While significant players are rarely banished completely from history books, some may fade, as perspectives and priorities change, Dallek says.
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If they were not fired, independent-minded statisticians "just resigned and left", or were banished to back rooms without equipment.
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But a funny thing happened after the Jets banished Pavelec to the AHL before the season: the goaltending remained bad.
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He also eliminated political opponents, banished his daughter for promiscuity, and was suspected of arranging the execution of his grandson.
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And then: Disowned, banished to Annie's fields, buffeted by the same implacable currents that roiled the lives of all slaves.
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But British Prime Minister Theresa May last week banished 23 Russian diplomats in response, according to The New York Times.
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Pushing the G7 to bring Russia back into the fold after it was banished for invading Ukraine and annexing Crimea.
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The previous two-tiered dashboard seemingly inspired by Jean-Luc Picard's captain's chair has been banished to the neutral zone.
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Worryingly bad pre-tournament form will need to be banished in time for a crucial opening clash with the Slovaks.
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Anyone in Trump's orbit knows they can be banished on a whim — but have a good chance of coming back.
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A doctor before he was banished, his steely gaze looks ever upward, toward the lost future he believes he deserves.
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It also introduces a new enemy faction in the Banished and a much deeper roster of tools for making war.
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Mr. Manafort later told one associate that Karl Rove, the longtime Republican Party strategist, had "banished" him from the capital.
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As prejudice banished a rich and flourishing music scene from the cultural mainstream, Mr. Smith faithfully documented it for posterity.
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The show suggested a surprisingly eclectic moment, before the proponents of Abstract Expressionism and Modernism banished realism to the doghouse.
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In late July, he pled guilty to misdemeanor assault and battery, and was banished from the state for five years.
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Usually they're banished to "cheap eats" sections, as if their low prices are the main thing that gives them value.
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But that language provided cover for anti-Semites, white nationalists, misogynists, and other fringe groups long banished from American politics.
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He founded the Peoples Temple, a cult that promised a future utopia where poverty, racism, injustice and war were banished.
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It was from the Mandalay Palace that the British banished King Thibaw, the last Burmese monarch, to die in India.
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All references to the "isms" — the modern art movements — have been banished except for Surrealism, the most popular of them.
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If abused, though, it could amplify exactly the sort of two-faced campaigning the telegraph was supposed to have banished.
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Macy&aposs has been banished to the bottom three levels until February 2020, when it plans to close for good.
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Yet in the halls outside the three final performances, which were given consecutively on Sunday, sadness seemed to be banished.
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At the age of 240, Brimah was banished by his village and forced to live in an isolated grass hut.
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Gerstl had been instantly banished from the couple's loyal, close-knit circle, the only artistic family he had ever known.
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On the opposite end of the spectrum, anyone you give one star will be banished from your Uber experience entirely.
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Banished to Siberia under Stalin because of her roots in hostile Germany, she died in poverty in Novosibirsk in 1978.
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The bread is eerily spongy, untoasted, with the crusts banished; the better to heighten our awareness of the pork's crunch.
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"Fake news" and "covfefe" are among the phrases that made it onto one university's list of "banished words" this year.
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Gab and the Daily Stormer, two havens for neo-Nazis, were similarly banished to the darker recesses of the internet.
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Instead, women who observe the taboo are banished to mud or stone huts, some of them no bigger than closets.
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The scene suggests that, much like Jafar Panahi himself, Shahrzad still finds beauty in a world that has banished her.
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Not every core app can be dumped (the camera app, for example, can't be banished, nor can the Messages app).
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Cincinnati Bengals safety Shawn Williams was the man banished for a helmet-to-helmet hit on Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck.
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Amazon, which by some measures accounts for more than half of all online sales, has banished gender distinctions for its toys.
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Scooter startups are being temporarily banished from the streets of Minneapolis, Minnesota, ahead of a rally tonight by President Donald Trump.
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Each member had spent time, in some cases years, toiling away in this wasteland, banished from the comparatively luxurious world above.
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Kalinec insisted on questioning her father about his crimes, for which she was accused of betrayal, and banished from the family.
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Louis CK being "banished" from stand-up comedy wasn't some kind of petty punishment, it was a fucking workplace safety issue.
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There, Beaux's playful personality did not mesh well with his new owner's cats, and the dog was banished to the backyard.
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A politician occupied the house for a while, but after he was banished for corruption in 1963, homeless families moved in.
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Then he and coach Steve Kerr got into a shouting match before Green was banished to the back of the bench.
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Choe Hui, a deputy chief of the party's Propaganda and Agitation Department, was also banished for re-education, Mr. Jeong said.
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In the opening scene, William, whose strident purity has tried the patience of his fellow Puritans, is banished from the colony.
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Its status as a holdout earned it an unofficial nickname: MacBook Escape, after the key that the Touch Bar had banished.
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For those unaware, GWAR were once powerful warriors working for the enigmatic MASTER, but were banished to Earth for bad behavior.
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Rose, the career hits leader, was banished in 1989 for betting on his own team as manager of the Cincinnati Reds.
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A Lyft rep tells us the company has a zero-tolerance drug and alcohol policy and has permanently banished the driver.
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A white person in Virginia could be banished from the colony for having a child with a black or biracial person.
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The erosion of the country's postwar order has created a populace open to messages and movements previously banished to the fringes.
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With the last private cars being banished from the drives in Central Park starting on Wednesday, these stories just got better.
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Food ____ In the western part of the country, women are banished from their homes every month when they get their periods.
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But Trump won — and some conservative intellectuals embraced a man who exploited the same brutish energies that Buckley had supposedly banished.
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She was then banished to a bleak township outside the profoundly conservative white town of Brandfort, in the Orange Free State.
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Rose has been banished from the game for almost 31 years and from the Hall of Fame for nearly as long.
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In the spring, David Bossie was banished from President Donald Trump's world — just like so many high-profile aides before him.
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Ballard has been banished to the police department's night shift — the Late Show — because of an ugly incident with her boss.
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A largely forgotten group of Saudi women are those banished by their male "guardians" to prison-like facilities called Dar Alreaya.
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Hoping for a position in Paris, Mallarmé found himself banished to the provinces, where his shortcomings as a teacher became clear.
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The Chicago Cubs banished them forever last autumn, finally capturing a World Series title after more than a century of anguish.
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Many state officials are in almost a state of shock, stunned that the ghosts they thought had been banished have returned.
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The federal Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB) or OSC typically decide the fate of violators, who are routinely banished from government work.
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While Bernie was banished to the second slot—behind Ben Stiller, who was there promoting $oolander—he was all over the show.
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Defendants banished from Douglas County There's a chance the children at Alford's party will never have to see Torres and Norton again.
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After Ser Davos Seaworth discovered that Melisandre had ordered Shireen Baratheon be burned at the stake, Jon Snow banished her from Winterfell.
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Mancamps have been banished beyond city limits (to the fury of firms that invested in them) and new hotels have popped up.
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Which communities are banished from "popular" is, in part, a reflection of data gleaned from which subreddits were among the most filtered.
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The second-largest opposition party in parliament, the pro-Kurdish People's Democratic Party (HDP), has been in effect banished from the airwaves.
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Fearing her strength, Odin banished her to another dimension, where she dwelled until his death trumpeted her triumphant return to her birthright.
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Yes, that Danielle Lombard who was part of the notorious Bachelor In Paradise love triangle that officially banished Dean Unglert to fuckboydom.
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And conservative firebrand Dave Bossie, banished after the campaign, may come into the White House in a political or war-room role.
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While these hour-long videos are here today, by next week they could be banished to the wastelands of un-monetizable content.
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Justice was largely served by women, and a man who committed sexual assault might be banished, scarred, or sentenced to capital punishment.
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After an anguished aria of despair, a highlight of the score, Aleko kills the young lovers and is banished from the camp.
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For the first time in 25 years I was venturing into my own banished territory, and once there, I couldn't turn away.
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Adam Conley is taking advantage of his return to the majors after being banished to the minors for more than two months.
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Under village council orders, individuals and families have been banished from the community, and denied access to temples, wells, markets and celebrations.
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The kids eat at the adults' table; they are not banished to another room to eat overpriced chicken nuggets and watch cartoons.
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"The rule of fear has been banished from Gambia for good," Barrow told a crowd gathered at a Dakar hotel on Friday.
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And so the subversives dubbed "hülyegyerek-frizurás"—which translates, unforgivingly, to "the boys with the retarded haircuts"—were banished to bootleg land.
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The AVA allows for dairy and eggs, so vegetarians that abide by their rules aren't banished to some queso-less burrito desert.
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Instead, the virus was stopped annually by winter, its epidemic peaks tamed by rising herd immunity and ultimately banished by a vaccine.
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If even a fraction of the charges against him are true, Mr. Weinstein should be banished to the distant reaches of society.
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Close your eyes and picture what life would be like if the leading business model of the internet were banished from existence.
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In this corner of Nepal, deep in the Himalayas, women are banished from their homes every month when they get their period.
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But it has largely been banished, pushed out of the White House, its goofy plan to conduct a science show trial rejected.
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President Lyndon Johnson banished critics of the Vietnam War such as his vice president, Hubert Humphrey, from his inner council of advisers.
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One woman has her day in court after striking an air raid marshal who banished her pet monkey from a public shelter.
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Sidelined by its more lethal cousins, it may have been banished for good and not just in the minds of drug suppliers.
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Fifty years after it seemed that George Wallace's brand of politics was banished forever, his legacy lives on in the White House.
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Since the practice was banished in 2011, Congress has struggled to carry out its basic job of writing and approving annual budgets.
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But he proved just as vulnerable as he was in North America and found himself banished to the minor leagues by midseason.
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Rating A small family, banished from their Puritan community in 1600s America, heads out into the wilderness to begin a new life.
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Then in Act 53, everything goes to hell: Mercutio and Tybalt die; Romeo is banished; Juliet is told she has to marry Paris.
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This was around the same time Romney voted for more witnesses in Trump's impeachment trial, and CPAC banished Romney from its next conference.
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And they contend that a reinstatement of the banished accrediting council could remedy the unfair treatment meted out by the previous White House.
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Darrow has been banished from the Republic he founded, and ends up fighting a war on Mercury to try to resuscitate his reputation.
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But with social media stars and businesses banished to Snapchat's Discover channel, those accounts might be looking to prioritize promoting their Instagram accounts.
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RF Jason Heyward was once again out of the starting lineup on Friday but has not been banished from starting even with a .
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Prior to the founding of Mississippi's Insane Asylum, people suffering from mental illnesses were simply thrown into jail cells, or banished to attics.
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I reintroduced tech T-shirts into my wardrobe and banished my teasing brushes and hairsprays to the farthest corner of my bathroom cabinets.
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As we later learned in "Thor: Ragnarok," the God of Thunder's sister, Hela, was banished to Hel until she escaped following Odin's death.
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Although the Sheikah managed to seal Ganon away, they were banished from Hyrule for leading to the army of enemies terrorizing the land.
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A seasonal place where BLTs and turkey clubs are cast aside, and you can forget about peanut butter and jellies — they've been banished.
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Europe's "demons haven't been banished, they are merely sleeping," recently retired president of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker warned six years ago.
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The dark pall of war and specter of the brooding president, effectively banished from his own Democratic Party convention, hung over the proceedings.
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In the recent past, King Saran banished magic from the land of Orïsha, killed its magic wielders and rules with a tyrannical fist.
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The United States-based Russian was originally banished from the sport for two years, a suspension that was later cut to 15 months.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov also said that Moscow would take action against the two dozen other countries that also banished Russian diplomats.
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Once the apprentice has served his purpose, Chen intends to allow the acolyte to be banished (or worse) by Tianjin's powers that be.
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Those lucky enough to have temporarily banished their phones to another room scored significantly better than those with their phones on their desks.
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Jon, banished to the Night's Watch for the rest of his life, gave Ghost a rub of the ears in his final moments.
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Set in New England in 1630, The Witch (often stylized The VVITCH) follows a pilgrim family who've been banished from a Puritan plantation.
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Those who can't be pacified are banished to the Peninsula, an unseen primitive hinterland where the suicide rate is rumored to be astronomical.
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He was banished from political activity and imprisoned briefly after a military coup in 1973 and again barred from political activity in 1976.
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The real MAGA caps, and other protesters, including the Duranguito crew and anti-abortion activists, had been banished to a distant side street.
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The result is that the disagreements we need to have — and to have vigorously — are banished from the public square before they're settled.
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Perhaps an impulse to reclaim our table will send the pieces back into the box, banished in perpetuity to a high-up shelf.
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They end with the two of them telling stories at dusk, having banished loneliness and its irritating expression, fidgeting while your friend reads.
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Also in Winterfell, Davos Seaworth figures to be a loyal bannerman for Snow after he banished Melisandre, who was last seen riding south.
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Her alma mater, Columbia, banished all six members of her lab group after their work on the detoxification of poisonous plants proved fatal.
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Speeches of Jinnah preaching secular values were banished from the media and their recordings purged from official archives, mostly during General Zia's tenure.
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The prince, 85033, pledged his assistance to U.S. investigators but has now been banished from royal duties and public appearances in Great Britain.
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Not that public ownership has been banished from Britain's railways — but only other European governments are free to buy up Britain's rail networks.
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As a player, Mr. Martin had been banished from the Yankees by the management team of Dan Topping, Del Webb and George Weiss.
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And because Buick banished its pillowy ride reputation long ago, the Envision soaks up bumps and impacts impressively, yet cornering doesn't suffer much.
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But activists and researchers say this hasn't diminished the prevalence of the custom, and that women are still banished to other isolated spaces.
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The 17-year-old from Hamid Karzai high school said in an interview that he was left homeless after his father banished him.
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Chun Doo-hwan, a military dictator during the 1980s, banished a comedian from TV after people compared the appearances of the two men.
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The loudest voice for confrontation with Iran has now been banished to the wilderness, or perhaps to Fox News, from whence he came.
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Books were burned, Mongols tortured, "bourgeois" art confiscated, bourgeois pet cats slaughtered, students banished to the countryside to be reëducated by the peasantry.
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Brooke was leaving Catch when our photog asked about Hulk's return, after being banished when Gawker released a transcript of the secret video.
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Meanwhile, the diplomat reportedly banished appeared in public this week, accompanying Kim Jong Un to an art performance on Monday, according to state media.
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Kim Yong-chol, though not banished to hard labor, has been "kept silently in his office writing statements of self-criticism," according to CNN.
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Jon Snow was banished to the Night's Watch, where he reunited with Ghost and ended up moving to the Truth North with the wildlings.
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He is a fierce warrior and hard-headed outlaw banished for murder, a marauder who raids border towns at the edges of the Highlands.
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Instead, like in many airports across the world, smokers have been banished from terminals altogether and must instead cluster outside in a designated zone.
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The self who, we swear, will have banished her badness, will luxuriate in her success, will have finally mastered the great truth of existence.
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Earlier this month Schlapp already banished Romney from attending this year's CPAC after Romney voted to hear from more witnesses at the impeachment trial.
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But in 2010, he was banished even from there, neighbors say; bedbugs had turned up in the building, and the management blamed Mr. Singh.
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ONCE, HAINAN WAS an alien, pestilential land, beyond the edge of civilisation, to which mandarins who had fallen foul of the emperor were banished.
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That is why the return of crowds is bringing with it something that had long been banished from British politics: the fear of crowds.
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It's August, which means the restaurant patios are open, the box-office hits have arrived, and Summer Fridays have banished the 4 p.m. slump.
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It is working closely with Muhammad Dahlan, an ex-Fatah security boss who was banished by Mr Abbas and now lives in Abu Dhabi.
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The film begins with patriarch William (Ralph Ineson), who looks like the world's most depressed pirate, banished from the Puritan colony for heretical stubbornness.
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Why it matters: With the rise of supercenters like Walmart in the 20th century, smaller manufacturers and businesses were effectively banished from main streets.
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Buchholz is getting another chance to earn a spot in the rotation after being banished to long relief duty at the end of May.
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John McCain in the Keating Five banking scandal, and whose Dowd Report for Major League Baseball got Pete Rose banished for life for gambling.
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Other times, his lack of defensive intuitiveness banished him to the bench, behind such post luminaries as Jason Smith, Kyle O'Quinn and Dewayne Dedmon.
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Now Rukey, in the blink of an eye, closed the gap and banished the other player, creating an open-lane to the enemy Pyre.
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In our house, when my son was born, blunts were banished because let's be honest people, nobody wants their baby smelling like a blunt.
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Gale has spoken of the real-life Harry Cane, his grandmother's father, whom the family inexplicably banished to Canada early in the last century.
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Ms. Tuna said she had banished the practice to the outdoors, and then one day found them trying to land bottles on her car.
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In much of the Northern Hemisphere, December through March brings blustery cold that makes dreary days feel as if we've been banished to Siberia.
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Dr. Fauci chuckled at speculation that he was banished due to his habit of pushing back on Trump's hyperbolic and self-serving ad-libbing.
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Dr. Fauci chuckled at speculation that he was banished due to his habit of pushing back on Trump's hyperbolic and self-serving ad-libbing.
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Until we've banished written communication entirely, we're going to have to keep doing it — so you might as well get your text messages returned.
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His remarkable reversal has banished Senator Bernie Sanders to a familiar electoral perch: an insurgent progressive long shot straining to catch an establishment favorite.
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In May, eight months after the death of Maxwell Gruver, a freshman pledge at the university's now banished Phi Delta Theta fraternity chapter, Gov.
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That's right: he's making a living representing people accused of crimes, in the same courthouse from which he was (supposedly) banished a year ago.
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Effective Wednesday, private cars have been banished from most of Market Street, the major thoroughfare that slices southwest through the heart of the city.
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And Prince Andrew was all but banished from the family last year after his association with the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein came to light.
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Her father scolded them both, telling them that they shouldn't sing the Queen's part because the King had banished her, and she'd deserved it.
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Much like New York purged the porn from Times Square in the 1990s, HBO has banished its adult content from its website and apps.
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And Trudeau has plenty of explaining and apologizing to do to save his embattled government from being banished to the opposition benches of Parliament.
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If he failed to respond, she threatened to "put him to the horn," meaning Kerr would be declared an outlaw and potentially be banished.
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But as more and more once-important figures are banished from sight, at least for the time being, what should become of their work?
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This approach initially got a warmer reception from the president's entourage but was then banished when Mr. Nazarbayev suddenly issued a decree on Oct.
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Founder Bakri was banished from Britain in 303 after four young British Muslims carried out suicide bomb attacks on London's transport network killing 52 passengers.
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A powerful Brute, formerly of the Covenant, by the name of Atriox, has built a formidable army of fellow Brutes and ruthless mercenaries, The Banished.
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It was banned from many radio stations on its release and even MTV banished it to late-night showings after getting a mountain of complaints.
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"I fear these dangers have not been banished to this day," he said, adding they were starting to poison Germany's public life and democratic institutions.
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At two subsequent football games in October, school officials banished the cheerleaders to a tunnel during the national anthem, where they were invisible to spectators.
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One moment, you're going through your feelings over Blanca's emotional retelling of her coming out story, which involves getting "banished" from her family home forever.
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I already have some off-brand paints, so I message the instructor to make sure I won't be banished for not buying the recommended materials.
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Open these up, and you'll be banished to the mid-0003s, moving a clunky mouse cursor up and down with an old-school directional pad.
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Even Refinery29 — the site that banished weight-loss rhetoric years ago, promoted the #fatkini, and includes body-positivity training for all staff — falls short here.
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She's banished by Zeus to a deserted island, and eventually meets some of mythology's most iconic figures: the Minotaur, Daedalus and Icarus, Medea, and Odysseus.
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Lake Superior State University in Michigan has released its annual list of words and phrases that it says should be banished in the new year.
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While QE helped the world avoid a deep and protracted slump, it has not delivered strong and sustainable growth or banished the specter of deflation.
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Since May 23, Adam, 16, has been banished to a backyard tent by his parents, Jacob and Angela Boggus, for stealing his little sister's iPod.
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And anyone found committing one or more of them will be banished to an eternal Jamie Jones and Friends party in the Tower of London!
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They banished the others, those mythical miscreants who had tortured them for decades and kept so many proud baseball men from tasting the World Series.
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Marie puts out a list every year of words that should be "banished from the Queen's English" for being overused, misused or just plain useless.
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"No reform, from education to labor laws, was possible, because the reformers challenging the establishment would be reframed, maligned, and banished as communists," he added.
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As anti-South Korea sentiment rose, once wildly popular South Korean TV dramas and boy and girl bands were abruptly banished from Japanese broadcast channels.
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They bring with them the possibility of pregnancy, which could cause a girl to be banished "Down South," which is not merely a geographic designation.
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Defectors have testified about neighbors banished to prison camps for sitting on a newspaper that happened to carry the photo of one of the Kims.
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The roster is a quick-burning amalgamation of Charlie Strong's upperclassmen, Bobby Petrino's up-and-comers and a passel of transfers banished from other schools.
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For context, that's the same number Jonathan Bernier put up during a season that saw him banished to the minors by the league's worst team.
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Though Anna's "fairy godmother" (the British woman who would do her hair and makeup) urged her to allow the "king" to stay, I was banished.
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But before we can fully identify what happened to the plot, which involves the banished baby and her adoptive family, we are uprooted once again.
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In staunch pro-opposition areas like the Damascus suburbs, the regime struck deals with rebels: it allowed them to live but banished them to Idlib.
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In their victory, men like Walter Gropius and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe demanded that the past be banished from the discourse of contemporary practice.
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Attendance at Yankee Stadium was down 35 percent, television ratings had plummeted and Steinbrenner had been banished from baseball for consorting with a known gambler.
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Those who survived and managed to return to the mainland silently stalked the people who had banished them and, over the years, became mythic figures.
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In 2013 the Setad's agents banished an 82-year-old Baha'i woman from her apartment and confiscated the property after a long campaign of harassment.
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The Marquis de Condorcet and Thomas Paine were the first to argue, at the very end of the 18th century, that poverty could be banished.
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Any group that does not is banished from the ballot, effectively ending any influence it might hold, and — in some cases — the third party itself.
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But when Big Deal falls and requires a hip replacement and a hospital stay, Ware is banished to summer "Rec" at the local community center.
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The president's thinly veiled suggestion that the director, Christopher Wray, like his banished predecessor, James Comey, could be on the chopping block, disturbs me greatly.
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Once banished from a fashion show, Fairchild responded by hiring a photographer with a telephoto lens to take photos of the shows across the street.
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The law updated the nutritional standards school districts must meet to qualify for federal subsidies and all but banished soda, candy and other junk food.
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If leftists had a choice, the Second Amendment would be erased from history and those who dared to stand up for it would be banished.
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Women are constantly at risk of being bitten by animals or choking from the fumes in the small, non-ventilated huts they are banished to.
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Notable works include "Unbreakable" (1987), a late painting in which the human figure is mostly banished — the work has never been shown in New York.
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And I used to joke when we started up that ARG [that] we ran those because we had been like banished to the astral plane?
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Laser treatments, like CoolGlide Laser Vein Reduction Therapy, typically cost about $750 per session and may require a follow-up visit before the redness is banished.
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One of the gems towards the beginning of the game is mission One Three Zero, where Alice-130 has to rescue her troops from The Banished.
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The Cubs banished the former outfielder over his alleged use of steroids, but would reportedly welcome "Slammin' Sammy" back to the clubhouse with a simple apology.
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Melisandre tells Dany to meet with Jon, but then she hightales it out of there before she runs into Jon who had already banished her once.
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Those who believe that marriage is the union of a man and a woman shouldn't be ostracized, banished from society simply because of what they believe.
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They are well funded, have state-of-the-art electronic surveillance capabilities and have largely banished the inter-agency rivalries that hamper counter-terrorist efforts elsewhere.
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At one session, I expressed that I felt a cold coming on and my acupuncturist prescribed some capsules which, much like Airborne, quickly banished the sickness.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and Iraq have banished a senior Islamic State finance official from their financial systems, the U.S. Treasury Department said on Tuesday.
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Without the safety valve of democracy, protests and anger could again take on an ethnic tinge, awakening the demons that Mr Kagame claims to have banished.
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Kondo famously encourages people to get rid of items that don't "spark joy," but with little thought as to where they go after they've been banished.
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Philadelphia has a groaner of a region with Philicon Valley (whoever invented this should be banished from marketing for five years or forced to market Path).
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Washington tightened those curbs from May, ordering all countries and companies to halt all imports of Iranian oil or be banished from the global financial system.
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He's a whiny, lying, "why don't nice guys ever win," slut-shaming jerk who cried "friend zone" and thereby banished himself from any reasonable person's affections.
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Also worth mentioning: WWE banished Hulk Hogan, their biggest ever star, down the memory hole when his own ugly, racist comments were made public in 2015.
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Fearing a theological schism (and a woman as a leader), they put Hutchinson on trial and quickly banished her to (horror of all horrors) Rhode Island.
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They are currently being spared the PR nightmare that the Post-Gazette is experiencing because your local paper quite likely banished their editorial cartoonist years ago.
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Just a few years earlier, the prominent critic Clement Greenberg effectively banished the kind of work that Close was doing from the ranks of modern art.
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For complex reasons, Moondog is banished from his own home, and, in one scene, he breaks back in, bringing with him a crew of homeless men.
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A trampoline-bouncing, basketball-dunking, uniform-wearing superhero, Thunder was banished to the mascot junkyard in 2008 when the Oklahoma City Thunder were set to debut.
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One thing that I think players are probably going to appreciate is that he's not a simple bad guy, and the Banished aren't a simple enemy.
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After fighting in school, Eze was banished to his homeland to stay with his Aunt Grace (Tina Mba), a professor with a talent for tough love.
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He watches N.F.L. games, too, at a local sports bar, though he gets banished to a small side room whenever other patrons want to watch soccer.
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"Like the fascism of the past, the movements of today put Italians first, and everything that is seen as foreign must be banished," Mr. Mammone said.
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Each August, they are essentially evicted, banished to an unthinkable stretch of away games known as "the death road" just as the pennant race heats up.
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The banished include Alexander VindmanAlexander VindmanWhite House withdraws nomination for Pentagon budget chief who questioned Ukraine aid hold Juan Williams: Will the GOP ever curb Trump?
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Confusion, frustration, depression — such emotions are banished by the team assembled on the stage to find the great, sick beat in your past and present woes.
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Habitually bad kids can be banished from the circle altogether, leaving them sitting alone and unable to interact—except with others who have been cut out.
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The movies have banished mothers temporarily or terminally — no one kills Mommy like Disney — setting loose tots whose vulnerabilities turn the audience into a sobbing pulp.
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She said that she had minor memory lapses but that the treatment had banished her demons and that she no longer drank, smoked or took antidepressants.
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They need to stay -- as a reminder -- until the hypocrisy, the emptiness and cynicism that underlie the decision to change the ugly logo are actually banished.
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For that matter, the pesticide was not completely banished in the United States or elsewhere; the E.P.A. declared it acceptable if public health was at risk.
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Many waria, banished from their homes, end up as sex workers, including some who have slowly started to gather again at Ratri's boarding school to pray.
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However, the marriage lasted just a couple years, and in 1997 he severed all ties with her and banished her and all five children from Thailand.
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They, along with all the rest of the dogs, have been banished by the mayor of the fictional Japanese city of Megasaki, Mayor Kobayashi (Kunichi Nomura).
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It's laughable that Chip Kelly banished him from Philly because he didn't fit whatever dumb notions Kelly carries around in his headset-microphone-licking mind. 2.
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Or was he a scam, sold by an unprincipled wing of the conservative movement that needs to banished if the Republican Party is to return to power?
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There's a catch, though: if the banished can successfully complete the rites, they can not only return to the Commonwealth, but be become venerated members of society.
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The robot strippers had been banished to the long, dimly lit entryway of the club — not, say, the main stage (as we'd been promised over the phone).
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After a decade of leading a revolution, he's been banished by the Republic that he founded, and turns to a conflict against Mercury as a possible salvation.
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Those vows in effect banished them from their home state, which for generations had outlawed what was known then as miscegenation — Mildred was black and Richard white.
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Washington tightened sanctions from the start of May, ordering all countries and companies to halt imports of Iranian oil or be banished from the global financial system.
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The mysterious algorithm that banished chronological posts had decided to curse me with Instagram's latest update, locking me into some sort of horizontal hell of eternal tapping.
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In short, Hugo Chavez, the late president, tried to found a socialist utopia, funded by high oil prices, which had the state run everything, and banished capitalism.
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Washington tightened sanctions from the start of May, ordering all countries and companies to halt imports of Iranian oil or be banished from the global financial system.
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And, incredibly, the Google app doesn't support split screen — which means that every time you search, the windows you have open are banished to the multitasking screen.
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Third, agents knew Deripaska had been banished since 2628 from the United States by State over reports he had ties to organized crime and other nefarious activities.
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There was one time, in 2006, when she wore red lipstick paired with a red dress — then banished the bold shade to the back of her collection.
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The banished include the Speaker of the KRG's parliament, who dismisses Erbil as "occupied" and wants parliament moved to "liberated" Sulaymaniyah, Mr Talabani's base in the east.
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After a suspicious outbreak of dog flu in Megasaki City, dogs have been banished and are fending for themselves, scrounging for food among maggots and toxic waste.
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Women's Health magazine, for instance, recently banished the phrase "Bikini Body" from its covers, and one-piece sales are on the rise — aided by celebrities on Instagram.
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"Banished" is set within an Australian penal colony in the 1780s, where floggings abound and guards and convicts alike are permanently coated in a layer of schmutz.
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The rebellion was crushed, and the victors banished Harry and his fellow insurgents to a malaria-infested area along the Atlantic Coast, where he died around 1800.
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John Legend all but says with great power comes great responsibility ... and that's why Harvey Weinstein's ass should be banished from Hollywood -- he simply can't be trusted.
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The game's story is designed to bring players up to speed, even as it introduces a new threat in Atriox, leader of the Banished (a Covenant remnant).
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The academy said it would "collaborate with the show producers to select these categories," which will be rotated each year so that some are not forever banished.
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But even before the weekend, he was largely banished from the most competitive campaigns for the House and various governorships because of his unpopularity with swing voters.
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She caught a cold a week before the Games began and has suffered a fate that is familiar to her peers: She's been banished, at least partially.
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My theory is that the newly banished Melisandre will bump into Jorah next season, cure his greyscale, and allow herself to hear the good news of #TeamDany.
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That Sunday, after the call with his agents, he banished the enjoyment after its allotted second, and something else crept into the space it had occupied: Fear.
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The candidates are wary, however, of participating in any unsanctioned debates, aware that it could mean being banished from official debates should they qualify in the future.
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Betting is ostensibly banned by the Football Association, the governing body of soccer in England, which recently banished a Premier League player for 18 months for gambling.
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Instead of safeguarding people fleeing persecution abroad, as is required under federal law, the policy banished them to perilous conditions in a different place, the lawyers said.
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Until, that is, the president demanded that the N.F.L. fire the other players who picked up on his protest after he was essentially banished from the league.
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Fans of the 1997 movie may be disappointed to learn that its archvillain, Rasputin, and his winged assistant, Bartok the bat, have been banished from the show.
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Then I languished at home for a couple days more before my physician banished me to the E.R. I was blasted with IV antibiotics and constantly eyeballed.
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The sunny optimism of Ronald Reagan's City on a Hill is banished; Steve Bannon, Sarah Palin, Patrick Buchanan and the ghost of George Wallace lead conservatism now.
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As if in a fairy tale, Noah and Juliette popped up in Paris, in bed together, memories of Brooklyn, Montauk and knives in the neck seemingly banished.
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When he was found out, Strzok, a leading FBI counterintelligence agent, was quietly banished by Special Counsel Robert Mueller to the "Siberia" of the agency's HR department.
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The tradition here says that any woman who has her period must be banished outside, to a cowshed or makeshift bunker, no matter how cold or dangerous.
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Pedicab drivers, who would be banished from the lucrative lower section of the park as part of the deal, began organizing under the banner of another labor organization.
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The United States has promised to resettle up to 1,250 refugees that Australia has banished to Nauru and the poor South Pacific island nation of Papua New Guinea.
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In other words, exactly the type of research that Stanford's students and faculty banished from campus in the early 1970s after years of demonstrations and high-profile clashes.
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The poor thing slices her hand while trying to shotgun a beer, and is banished to the diving board while everyone else, including Steve and Nancy, have sex.
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It's only after the four Pevensie kids in C.S. Lewis' The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe are banished from London (and their parents) that they discover Narnia.
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The iPhone-maker banished VPN services from its App Store in what was one of the largest blows to internet freedom in the country in the modern era.
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Tench, ever the apprehensive one, immediately shoots down the prospect, reminding Dr. Carr the Forch operation is so secretive it was banished to the basement by their boss.
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In the second half of the 1970s, the concept album was banished to the margins by punk, and by the bands inspired by that style's brevity and directness.
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Some failures have occurred in schools, he noted, where "kids just leave the grounds" in order to get junk food that has been banished from the school environment.
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And the five-star rating system has been banished to the depths of software developer hell and replaced with a tally of a user's total number of reviews.
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Now that the young women of Rosewood have banished the last of their stalkers, the network has found a new female-forward series to replace Pretty Little Liars.
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When they return home, they are first jailed then banished because inter-racial marriage is prohibited in Virginia at a time when racial segregation remains common in America.
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The connected, wrist-worn device brought some clever innovation to the metronome, that old familiar piano-mounted accessory long banished to the dustiest corners of the music shop.
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It turns out some of the evil Matt thought he banished from the city is still dormant within its borders — and that's only the tip of the iceberg.
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In June, the Supreme Court banished a leading opposition figure from his own party, the Liberal Independent Party, preventing him from becoming an opponent in the November election.
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In truth, Omikron is administered by a Big Brother-like supercomputer that is secretly controlled by Astaroth, a long-banished demon lord that lures and traps human souls.
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He built the company by evoking an idyllic past from which hard times were banished, taking inspiration from Ivy League college students, prewar British aristocrats and frontier cowboys.
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He was reminding Muslims globally that when a cult inside early Islam started to kill en masse in the name of God, Muslims banished them from within Islam.
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Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey, forged the secular republic in the 1920s after the collapse of the Ottoman empire and banished Islam from public life.
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Washington tightened sanctions from the start of May, ordering all countries and companies to halt all imports of Iranian oil or be banished from the global financial system.
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The case is the latest example of educators being banished from Catholic schools because of their sexual orientation, which has also occurred in states like Texas and Florida.
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In 1997, a federal judge in Manhattan banished Klayman after finding the attorney conducted "abusive and obnoxious" questioning, gratuitously invoked the judge's Chinese origins and pursued "preposterous" arguments.
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A stuffed grizzly that once stood at the entrance has been banished to a dusky back hallway, and many of the students are the children of tech workers.
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He banished a hysterical zookeeper to the front cabin and turned out the lights to recreate the jungle setting of its habitat, instantly placating the creature, he said.
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By 1767, the Spanish crown had banished the Jesuits from the New World colonies, though their later missions remain intact — ghostly red ruins among fields of emerald grass.
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And in Turner's powerfully elegiac "Ancient Italy — Ovid Banished From Rome," the poet Ovid is similarly peripheral, the small figure in the grip of two soldiers, most likely.
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As a result, the condensation won't be entirely banished, and sensitive works of art won't be on display in the upper hall in deep winter or high summer.
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Instead, he was banished first to Zimbabwe in 1982 and ultimately made his way to South Africa, where he faced new accusations in both countries about mistreated boys.
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In a give-and-take move, the company has banished blackout dates for point redemption, but has announced it will introduce peak and off-peak pricing this year.
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This chorus of dogs might be read as a marooned community of poets, who perhaps have been banished to a realm where their sounds go unheeded and unheard.
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It's hard to keep up with all the variations, all of which have the same ending: those who "follow Him" will be saved, the rest will be banished forever.
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As Alice-130 moves through the map, Spartan-smashing Banished and taking control of enemy vehicles, her sarcasm and hilarious bravado made me laugh out loud more than once.
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But if the commission's order stood, Jack's freedom to create based on his convictions would have been stripped away, his business decimated, and his beliefs banished from public life.
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Outside the Punta della Dogana is "The Fate of a Banished Man (Standing)," a monumental sculpture of a horse and rider entangled in the vice of a snarling serpent.
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I've spent so many days in bed watching Boardwalk Empire, reading about the current political sphere, and seeing my community pointedly try to be banished from statistics and existence.
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Not even allowing him a chance to practice his poker face, she says that while he is reading a script, he is banished to another room of their house.
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I banished that conversation from my mind, but I continued to think about the encounter once in a while, feeling uneasy about it, knowing that I had disappointed her.
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"I still can't see why a nursing mom is 'banished' to bathrooms or other areas unless she chooses to go there for her and baby's comfort," she told Babble.
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That is why, despite being banished almost entirely from public spaces and official narratives, the centenary of the revolution nonetheless makes itself present in other ways throughout political life.
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He ended up endorsing Clinton anyway, just before Bernie Sanders's revolution really took off, and for his disloyalty he was banished to the Iowa hinterlands to canvas for votes.
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We got Bill at LAX Monday where he said a lot of what the fallen mogul did was good ... he built the empire from which he's now been banished.
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But the same company that banished Hogan has poured millions of dollars into a quasi-philanthropical marketing campaign promoting the image of a person who made vastly uglier comments.
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By no coincidence at all, Belarius is actually a British lord banished by Cymbeline, and the virtuous boys are the princes he kidnapped from the king out of revenge.
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Oreja (pig's ear) was deep-fried and brittle, all chewiness banished; I may as well have been eating rings of batter, with half-disintegrated rubber bands at the center.
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The chart also banished healthy fats to the "use sparingly" tip of the pyramid, lumping them in with added sugars and trans fats from processed oils and packaged foods.
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In 1982, when Mario M. Cuomo, Andrew's father, was running for governor against Lewis E. Lehrman, he felt he had been banished to Siberia because he favored abortion rights.
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Mr. Linklater has never been inclined to moralize, and he has banished all piety from this movie, along with any conflict larger than the occasional collision of male egos.
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Clichés and tropes are banished (where possible) from Woollen's portfolio, which includes trailers for many major films from the past 25 years, from 12 Years a Slave to Fargo.
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Given the novel's sheer quantity of allusions, some readers may feel that one kind of artifice has been banished only for another to come in through the library door.
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"Those red good-for-nothings will be banished from the homeland," he said during an address, delivered via a video linkup, to thousands of supporters gathered in São Paulo.
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Shula (Maggie Mulubwa) is a Zambian girl banished from her village after a weird incident, and winds up living with a traveling camp of witches that takes her in.
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But, the country's rulers, who had been elected that May, were shocked at his popularity and banished him again, saying he had not received proper permission for the visit.
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With the phone banished to another room, I can't mindlessly scroll Twitter or Instagram at 8 o'clock in the morning, and I enjoy a tiny window of mental peace.
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For at least 10 years, Mr. Kerik had been seen as a fallen figure from a distant tough-guy era in New York, banished to the margins of power.
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Earlier last week, an 18-year-old girl in Nepal died after she was bitten by a snake, when she was banished to a shed because she was menstruating.
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Netflix Description: In a near-future world, single people are hunted and forced to find mates within 45 days, or be turned into animals and banished to the wilderness.
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You probably don't remember the final boss of BioShock, for example, because fighting against a weird statue dude hopping around the room has been collectively banished from our memories.
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If you'll recall, TLC banished the Duggar family's star vehicle 19 Kids & Counting in 2015 due to Josh Duggar's disturbing revelation that he'd molested young girls, including his own sisters.
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Margaret can't marry the man she loves, because she doesn't have her sister's permission, forcing her to settle for long-distance phone calls while Peter is still banished to Brussels.
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Rather, the film will be "about the heroine finding herself," according to EW. Oh, and teaming up with Maui, a banished demigod voiced by The Rock, to save the world.
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The desperate cannibals banished to The Bad Batch's wasteland evince bits of shame over how low they've stooped to survive, and one of them slowly emerges as a sensitive hero.
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But there are serious doubts about letting back in members of the clan who were banished after the war: a report written during the Koizumi era essentially ruled it out.
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That infection, once banished from northern Mexico, is surging again and moving up into Arizona for the first time, according to Gerardo Alvarez, an epidemiologist at the University of Sonora.
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It resumed after the exiled writer, banished by the upstart emperor, Napoleon III, settled on the Channel Island of Guernsey: no longer a "brilliant careerist" but a "stand-alone protester".
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This attitude seems to have all but banished stances like "conservationist" or "preservationist" from the political lexicon, stances that used to be considered perfectly normal for a Republican to have.
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Twins RH Kyle Gibson (25.04-21, 212) Although Sanchez has been banished to the bullpen on two occasions this season, he is coming off a masterpiece in his last outing.
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Liberals were, of course, correct to want Bannon and his appalling worldview banished, and to worry that his ascent portended an administration that would be cruel, erratic, incompetent, and dangerous.
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Then almost immediately, Archie was banished to the show's dullest side plots, having torrid and boring affairs with teachers and worrying about how he's good at both sports and music.
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Or maybe it's that he and Solange couldn't repair things so now she's been banished to The Upside Down (his brain) to be tormented by the wind (long-term memory).
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The LME ring, one of the last surviving relics of open outcry trading, was temporarily banished to Chelmsford, east of London, due to a "structural issue" in its new home.
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Now, he is barred from office and all of soccer for receiving unauthorized payments from Sepp Blatter, the former president of FIFA, who also has been banished from the sport.
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For now, Mr Ryan has banished his fiscal hawkery to his health-care plan, in which he promises to curb rising spending on Medicare (government health insurance for the elderly).
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In the days that followed, the Blue Devils were banished from their locker room after a meeting at the home of coach Mike Krzyzewski, who is recovering from back surgery.
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Now I know why the king banished rebels and cowards here: all you can do in Bugesera is wither away, and that's what they probably hoped would happen to us.
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" Yeet: Definition: As in to throw or toss vigorously Why it should be banished: "If I hear one more freshman say "yeet," I might just yeet myself out a window.
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LONDON (Reuters) - England fans are dreaming of World Cup glory after their team banished a decades-long curse of flunking penalty shootouts thanks to a nail-biting win over Colombia.
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Already Marshall Mathers had worn out his welcome like Jerry Lee Lewis banished with his child bride, an analogy anyone who knows more than two Jerry Lee songs should consider.
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Caught up in the feud is the couple's disgraced son (Steinthor Hroar Steinthorsson), recently banished to his parents' by his enraged wife over his enjoyment of a homemade sex tape.
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His father was a friend and favorite of Mao Zedong who, in the purge of intellectuals, was sent to a labor camp and then banished to the provinces in 1958.
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Failing initially to persuade Woese of his aptitude for that, Fox was banished back to the lab, set to the tasks of growing radioactive cells and extracting their ribosomal RNA.
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When Migo meets a nature-show host, Percy (voiced by James Corden), he brings word to his fellow bigfoots and is banished from the community for standing by his story.
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But in 1848, he was a 26-year-old lecturer in pathology at the Charité hospital in Berlin — a disposable junior faculty member who could be banished to the hinterlands.
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Curry is banished from the plate; instead, there is aachar, cool and refreshing, with cucumber, green peas and half-mashed potatoes, and house-made masala for a low-level kindling.
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In 303, when Mario M. Cuomo was the Democratic candidate for governor, running against Lewis E. Lehrman, he felt he had been banished to Siberia because he favored abortion rights.
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Banished from heaven, Lucifer (David Andrew Macdonald, with the gravitas of George C. Scott) and Beelzebub (Lou Liberatore, like a villainous Disney sidekick) scheme over how to ruin God's plans.
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The director has banished any memory of that heady Italian summer with this dark twisted fantasy about a coven of witches fronting as a dance company in Cold War Germany.
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Discipline broke down: One man was murdered for his gold; another had killed in self-defense and was banished; and a third, unable to walk, was left behind to die.
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We might ask: What is it about this remote place, to which the emperors of old banished criminals in lieu of sending them to prison, that makes it so attractive?
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The couple hired contractors to break up the concrete floor with jackhammers and install French drains beneath a new floor with a radiant heating system, which banished the indoor stream.
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And Trump has already endorsed another long-term Putin goal — readmission into the G-7 — a group of major world economic powers that banished Russia over its intervention in Ukraine.
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There's no contending with sexual harassment and assault as systemic if narratives just end with the accused retreating from view, the bad man banished and off to a happily ever after.
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An East German doctor (Nina Hoss) in 1980 Berlin applies for an exit visa and is banished to the boonies, where she plots her escape to the West with her lover.
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A person (think woman) working in customer relations is a particular type of no one, banished to the bottom, as always, for having spoken directly to a non-technical human being.
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One museum in Anren is devoted to the nearly 18m urban youngsters who were banished to the countryside for years of ploughing, hauling manure and digging ditches instead of being educated.
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In parts of Indonesia, India, Nepal and in some Nigerian tribes, girls and women are banished from the family home during their periods and often have to sleep in animal sheds.
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Beijing (CNN)One of the most pressing questions facing millions of Chinese internet users right now seems to be: Have the authorities banished a honey-loving teddy bear from China's cyberspace?
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A new trailer showed the forces of humanity fighting against "the Banished," a new race of aliens led by a brilliant general who looks quite a look like an angry monkey.
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And Beijing was also left embarrassed by reports of four Chinese officials being unceremoniously banished from the office of PNG Foreign Minister Rimbink Pato after allegedly trying to influence his statement.
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Then, of course, there is Hillary Clinton, the first woman presidential candidate ever to win a major party nomination, banished to the woods, despite winning the national popular vote in 2016.
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They were banished from professional baseball, and having trained most of their lives to become ballplayers, they have had trouble finding work, the shame of being implicated sending them into hiding.
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I understand now that to love radically is to always be willing to be banished to some disfigured island of stone in the middle of the sea, a small sacrifice, really.
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The film stars Golshifteh Farahani, an Iranian actress who was banished from the country for appearing topless in a French film back in 2012 (this month, she's a Vogue cover star).
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" Others find themselves attempting climax while unpacking religious shame: "I'm learning that I won't be banished to hell for touching myself, for showing you what I want, for communicating these things.
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They didn't disappear entirely, but they were mostly banished from flagship shows and relegated to what were considered B-quality ones like WCW Saturday Night, Sunday Night Heat, and so on.
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Jensen points to parallels between the Spirit of Fire crew and the Banished — they've both had their issues with the Covenant — and suggests that this tension could inform future Halo stories.
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" In Jonasson's classically crafted Icelandic whodunit, blinding snowstorms lash the village: "The snow covered ground was so white that it had almost banished the winter night's darkness, elemental in its purity.
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Accused of lewdness toward nuns and financial misconduct, Xuecheng, 52, has in recent weeks been stripped of his titles and banished to a small temple in his home province of Fujian.
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When she initially refused, Rose says they told her that she and her children would be banished from the local community in Delta State, where her husband was to be buried.
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But here's the monkey wrench to their plans: I do not want to be banished to the basement, the natural resting place for all things that have no place to go.
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Korine's loyalty to the character — his protective impulse to shield Moondog from any criticism — is so intense that any hint that his behavior might have troubling implications is banished from consideration.
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It is painful to watch him break as he does, over the course of a disoriented night in a forest, where the trees dance and ghosts can be banished by gunshot.
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Bill Cosby is one thing; but many women don't want the V.P. of sales who got too handsy at the Christmas party to be banished forever, let alone go to prison.
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Case reports of vitamin K deficiency bleeding being diagnosed in previously healthy infants, which not long ago seemed banished to the annals of history, have begun to surface in medical journals.
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Prince Andrew himself was banished from public life last year by the queen after he gave a disastrous interview to the BBC about his dealings with the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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But I was certain that after four years working for Jones, I would never be able to get another job — banished into poverty as penance for my transgressions, and rightly so.
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His insistence that he saw what he saw gets him banished from the village, putting Migo in contact with the skeptics (voiced by, among others, Zendaya and basketball star LeBron James).
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Since Obama's negotiations required ideological differences to be downplayed and words like "radical Islam" and "Jihad" were therefore banished, the new administration headed in the opposite direction — emphasizing those banned words.
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Palermo Journal PALERMO, Sicily — Sicily's Jews were banished from this island in 1492, the victims of a Spanish edict that forced thousands to leave and others to convert to Roman Catholicism.
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A combination of that, and some technical issues—the Pacemaker only had one jogwheel which made actual mixing quite difficult—saw the thing banished to the depths of the YouTube dungeon.
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Once David escapes his imprisonment in the hotel, he lands in the woods with a group of banished criminals who choose to be single — and punish anyone who ends up coupling.
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But with advancements in photography, such facsimiles fell out of favor with researchers, and the works were banished to an attic in Frobenius's former home in Frankfurt after his death in 1938.
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Freshly banished Firehose ends up on a loan to Athena for the job, and he's the one who drives past Lily's house just moments before her mother pulls up in the driveway.
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While he could not plant them there in the rose garden, a place from which many native plants were once banished, the gesture represented one small rebellion against a very long history.
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It feels like a horror movie gotcha, one of those lazily cruel moments where the protagonist dies even though they thought they broke the curse, banished the monster, fulfilled the contract, whatever.
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Then he was banished to the Iowan wilderness to go door-to-door for Clinton, who returned the favor by conspicuously declining to invite de Blasio to attend any of her rallies.
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A family in Hungary after 1945 are declared to be "enemies of the state" and are banished from the city to a village where they have to live in a single room.
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Gene Boyko, 75, whose grandfather was banished to Siberia by Stalin, was among them; he and his parents escaped during World War II and arrived in New York when he was 10.
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She is banished to an underlit corner of her law firm after the machers at Hamlin, Hamlin & McGill learn that she knew about Jimmy's ad in advance, and failed to warn anyone.
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In Pyre, you face off in a series of arena-based fights called "rites," and certain ones allow a member of your team to escape the hellscape you've all been banished to.
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In this issue, it turns out that Fenway Park's Green Monster was an actual monster that was banished into the famous Boston Red Sox wall and held there by The Bambino's Curse.
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But Mr. Cheong said he did not think Kim Yong-chol had been banished to a political prison camp, because he retained a party vice chairmanship during a parliamentary meeting in April.
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Apple, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest, Spotify and most other major internet distributors banished Mr. Jones, either permanently or for some unspecified star-chamber-determined amount of time, for hate speech and other violations.
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Missing files get replaced, corrupt files get wiped, badly configured settings are rolled back, and third-party plug-ins and add-ons—the source of many a device issue—get banished too.
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The colt that had banished him, Cloud Computing, was rested by his owners and pointed toward rich races at the end of the summer like the Haskell Invitational and the Travers Stakes.
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Her plea succeeded, the Neuvilles were banished to America, and so starts the story of "Artist in Exile: The Visual Diary of Baroness Hyde de Neuville" at the New-York Historical Society.
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He was permanently banished for emigrating to the U.S. in 1885 without giving the authorities notice of his departure, thus blocking his repatriation and establishing the Trump family in America for good.
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It includes mandatory package redesigns that erased cartoons like Tony the Tiger from sugary cereal boxes, and television advertising restrictions that banished ads for unhealthy products from the airwaves between 6 a.m.
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Merz refuses to call herself or her art feminist, to the extent that she banished the word from the title of one of several fine essays in the Met Breuer show's catalogue.
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White responded to the backlash, arguing that her sermon was taken out of context for "political gain"' she was merely speaking metaphorically, praying for evil to be banished from her congregants' lives.
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North Korea: Kim Yong-chol, a former spymaster, was reportedly seen over the weekend with the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, despite reports that he had been banished to a labor camp.
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Neo-Nazis are easily dismissed as clinging to an antiquated ideology of white racial superiority in an age when the idea of a "master race" has long been banished in polite society.
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One of Raymond's fellow plaintiffs in the lawsuit, Adhyl Polanco, taped his superiors while complaining about stop-and-frisk and was banished to a desk deep in Brooklyn, two hours from his home.
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In the film, Winslet plays a couture seamstress who returns to her hometown to seek revenge against those who banished her when she was a child for her involvement in a fatal accident.
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As part of his bid to reorient Turkey away from the Middle East, Ataturk dumped the Perso-Arabic alphabet for a Romanised one and banished thousands of words with Arabic or Persian roots.
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Critics complain that his economic reforms have not lived up to the hype, and that the stagnation and deflation that have afflicted the country for the past 25 years have not been banished.
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Skateboarding in the UK could have died in the late 1970s when the masses lost interest and banished their decks to bargain bins with other American toys like yo-yos and space hoppers.
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He was once banished from the royal court, one insider said, as punishment for being too aggressive and too mean, refusing to abide by the decorum that governs life among the royal family.
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Earlier this month he had already banished Romney from attending this year's CPAC, from February 26 to February 29, after Romney voted in favor of hearing from additional witnesses at the impeachment trial.
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After exhibiting her skills as a witch, the sly, brilliant, and devastatingly under-appreciated Circe is banished from her father's kingdom, where nymphs frolicked and gods dined ad infinitum, to the island Aiaia.
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The president has said that left-wing "outlaws" should "be banished from our homeland", but "Bacurau" makes heroes of outlaws, redefining the relationship between individuals, their homeland and the nation that claims them.
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The Caps Lock key was banished from the QWERTY many moons ago, in a very Google-esque decision to include a devoted search button (the feature is still accessible by hitting Alt + Search).
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The Knicks have been terrible since starting the season 53-10, and Hornacek hasn't inspired much confidence, but for most of the season that three-sided monster had been banished from the conversation.
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When they didn't it wasn't pretty: in the dressing room after one game Mido threw a pair of scissors at his strike partner, a crime for which he was banished to the reserves.
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In the present(-ish) day, Whitney Solloway gets married with a great deal of help from her father, whom she has banished from the festivities because of the sexual-misconduct accusations against him.
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It wasn't until the 1960s, in response to lawsuits by atheists and others against public schools that still had religious exercises, that the U.S. Supreme Court banished all official religion from the schools.
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There snow and frost are banished; and, sailing over a calm sea, we may be wafted to a land surpassing in wonders and in beauty every region hitherto discovered on the habitable globe.
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It cut off game developers from viral channels, inadequately warned Page owners their reach would drop over time, decimated referral traffic to news publishers and, most recently, banished video makers from the feed.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Maxime Hamou was banished from the French Open on Tuesday after the French player kissed and cuddled a TV journalist following his first-round exit, the French tennis federation (FFT) said.
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Banished to the island Aiaia, she takes up potion-making — most famously turning Odysseus' crew into swine — but this telling, in the sorceress's own words, is not the version we think we know.
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" In a statement of his own, Mr. Bartman said he hoped the ghosts of 2003 could now be banished and his ordeal would be a lesson in the need to "prevent harsh scapegoating.
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In the last few years, Facebook has cracked down further on mentions of sex and sex education, Tumblr banished all NSFW content, and Instagram continued to be hostile toward sex work and nudity.
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But in encouraging so many women to come forward together -- and so publicly -- with their stories, and to look directly into their abuser's eyes as they shared them, Aquilina effectively banished the stigma.
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Platini was banished along with Blatter over a payment of two million Swiss francs ($2.08 million) made to the Frenchman by FIFA with Blatter's approval in 2011 for work done a decade earlier.
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There is no debate about what to do with a group that embraces hate like that: It should be kicked off campus, immediately (the Syracuse fraternity, Theta Tau, was permanently banished this month).
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On Friday, Mr. Spicer was among the group of Mr. Trump's senior aides temporarily banished from Air Force One after Mr. Trump erupted at his staff in frustration during an Oval Office meeting.
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The top six floors have been transformed into Amazon office space, while the iconic store has been banished to the bottom three levels until February 2020, when it plans to close for good.
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"We pray for the entire nation to find unity and peace, and we pray for the day when evil is banished and the innocent are safe from hatred and from fear," Trump said.
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The Rockies are hoping a demotion from the rotation will turn around De La Rosa, who was 26-24 with a wretched 11.41 ERA in six starts before he was banished to the bullpen.
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A New York-based graffiti artist was banished from national parks throughout the United States earlier this month, after a month-long spree in 2014 during which she drew paintings on protected rock formations.
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But de Blasio sat on his choice for months, and his eventual lukewarm endorsement for Clinton led to him being banished to a secondary role at the Democratic convention and on the campaign trail.
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Tracy's just incited the rumblings of a plan to rescue the dogs of the fictional city of Megasaki after they've been banished to an island off the coast of Japan by the city's mayor.
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" In his book "Life Together", Bonhoeffer says, "Every human wish dream that is injected into the Christian community is a hindrance to genuine community and must be banished if genuine community is to survive.
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With camp in full swing once again, I spoke to banished campers and counselors about what happened to them during and after their firings, and allow them to tell their sides of the story.
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She banished from her Instagram the moody blacks and reds of her Reputation era, and took to wearing pastel rainbows and butterflies while a giant clock on her website counted down to April 26.
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About 150 members of the family were banished from Istanbul in 1924, and their fall from grace from a house that once reigned from the Persian Gulf to the gates of Vienna was stunning.
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Temporarily banished to the bullpen last month, De La Rosa improved to 4-0 against the Yankees, and he has not given up a run in 22 innings in four career starts against them.
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TechCrunch recently received a tip that despite Onavo Protect being banished by Apple, Facebook was paying users to sideload a similar VPN app under the Facebook Research moniker from outside of the App Store.
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Check out more videos from VICE: If the election result had mirrored the polls at the beginning of the race, it would have banished the British left to the wilderness for an entire generation.
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The lawyer, Khaled Ali, is not expected to pose a serious challenge to Mr. Sisi, whose crackdown on civil rights in Egypt has seen many of his opponents jailed, silenced or banished into exile.
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These evangelicals, like former President Jimmy Carter, are spiritual descendants of Roger Williams, who was banished from the Puritan theocracy of the Massachusetts Bay Colony and founded the first Baptist congregation in colonial America.
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The first written record of a monster relates to the Irish monk St Columba, who is said to have banished a "water beast" to the depths of the River Ness in the 6th century.
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North Korean official resurfaces: Kim Yong-chol, a former spymaster, was reportedly seen over the weekend with the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, despite reports that he had been banished to a labor camp.
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Trump has banished the ghost of Ronald Reagan When Obama first ran for the Oval Office in 2008, he was widely criticized for saying he wanted to be a transformational president like Ronald Reagan.
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While few may lament the disappearance of these hate-filled books, the increasing number of banished titles has set off concern among some of the third-party booksellers who stock Amazon's vast virtual shelves.
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"It seemed excessive to persecute a man in such fashion," he concedes after slashing the cheek of a hated colleague, the victim's inferior rank insuring that he, not Zama, is banished as a result.
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However, CEO Rony Abovitz appeared to respond to Luckey's blog post with a series of tweets referencing an animated TV series "Avatar: The Last Airbender," suggesting that Luckey is a "bitter, angry, banished Zuko."
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Sanchez had a 9.00 ERA in mid-May when he was banished to the minors after making 11 appearances - all in relief - but he has come alive since joining the rotation upon his recall.
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Mr Hsu, the fellow pianist from Gulangyu, was among the first musicians who, having been banished to work on a farm, was rehabilitated after agreeing to perform the "Yellow River Concerto" to army units.
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But Bannon has been banished from Trump's circle following the release of Michael Wolff's book "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," in which the former White House chief strategist disparages Trump's family.
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But de Blasio sat on his choice for months, and his eventual lukewarm endorsement for Clinton led to him being banished to a secondary role at the Democratic convention and on the campaign trail.
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After withdrawing, Washington reimposed sanctions and further tightened them from the start of May, ordering all countries and companies to halt all imports of Iranian oil or be banished from the global financial system.
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Banished to the borough of Filching, they grow ever-richer by forcing the poor to sort through the "heaps" — enormous dunes that contain years' worth of London's accumulated garbage — in search of discarded treasures.
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The City by the Bay has banished cars from a stretch of its waterfront, creating a pedestrian paradise that offers an enticing glimpse of a city where public spaces are designed for people, not vehicles.
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Malouf's novel, a beauty, is about Ovid after he was banished from Rome to live in the wild among barbarians, who speak with ghosts, impale their dead and seem on the verge of becoming animals.
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Instead, women are so banished to the edges of the theater, the only time we're allowed to see them around the Globe is when they're acting as sex objects who are very likely sex workers.
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Security measures were phased out following the Good Friday peace agreement of 1998, and the EU's single market and customs union have banished the need for inspections of imports and exports between the two countries.
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In fact, Manigault Newman, known as a villain on The Apprentice, also made quite a few enemies in the White House, where she was banished from four jobs in two years with the Clinton administration.
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Check out this photo taken Thursday during a National Security briefing on Syria strikes ... son-in-law Jared Kushner is right in the middle at the table .... as Steve Bannon was banished to the back.
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The sapphire's current owner, who has chosen to remain anonymous, has named it the Star of Adam, after the local belief that Adam lived in Sri Lanka after being banished from the Garden of Eden.
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Somewhere in the first third of the game it is revealed that a small, leafy shrine in a basement is really a forward outpost of a forest creature that been previously banished from the city.
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And even if Republicans are banished from power in the White House and Congress, they have shown just how effective they can be as the minority party; there are still many norms they can break.
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The only other disease to have been banished from the earth is rinderpest, a little-known relative of measles that kills hoofed animals and once caused widespread starvation in Africa; it was eradicated in 210.
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In another moment, the mood turned poignant when the army, which had provided solace and suitors for the lonely sisters, was banished from their country village — stripping away everything the women had come to value.
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"The rule of fear has been banished from Gambia for good," Barrow told a crowd at a Dakar hotel on Friday, once it became clear a deal had been struck for Jammeh to relinquish power.
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The erosion of Germany's postwar settlement — a strong welfare state, full-time employment, the opportunity to move up in the world — has created a populace open to messages and movements previously banished to the fringes.
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"I had no place to live and banished myself to a small cabin in the woods in Upstate New York to be alone with all of my instruments in the dead of winter," explains Oberhofer.
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By the time Fanny starts stealing the rugs, and Alice tricks her into behavior that gets her banished from the house, the dying mother upstairs has taken a back seat to the sisters' exhausting squabbles.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Defending champion Novak Djokovic banished the ghosts of wildcards past by despatching Japan's Tatsuma Ito 22-1 6-4 6-2 to sail into the third round of the Australian Open on Wednesday.
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You wouldn't believe the downpour of indignities and diminishments Murphy has weathered over the years — being videotaped from one room to the next, being banished to distant porta-potties when functional bathrooms were steps away.
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The house of the title, in the Philadelphia suburbs, is the childhood home of Maeve and Danny, who are banished from it by a spiteful stepmother, after their mother leaves them and their father dies.
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Whether the couple remain in the good graces of Royal Family elders or are banished from the palace in their quest for independence, they will always be associated with one of the world's leading brands.
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I feel a personal bond with that distant, rustic Xinjiang, because I lived there from the early 1960s until 1977 with my father, the poet Ai Qing, who was banished there for nearly 20 years.
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He also abolished the monarchy; scrapped the royal flag; banished or jailed the king's relatives; and turned the gold-domed palace into office space, a library, and after 2009, a lavish private museum for classical antiquities.
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