Until one brave woman tears the mother down with a sledgehammer.
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I got back together with my ex, an understanding, brave woman.
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I wish I knew where that strong, brave woman is now.
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Sure enough, the brave woman who openly discussed her roadblocked sex life was in luck.
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Narrator: But for now, we just need one very brave woman to pave the path.
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In Chicago, a couple kept cool together in Lake Michigan, while a brave woman continued to exercise.
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And it definitely takes a brave woman to eat Doritos in front of a guy you fancy kissing!
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Aiding my reporting was the love of horses I shared with each brave woman with whom I spoke.
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A brave woman risked her future scent to rescue a skunk that got its head stuck inside a jar.
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Quite the contrary, it means you&aposre a brave woman with so much life and love ahead of you.
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The photo was taken during the game's second inning, so this brave woman had clearly given baseball a chance already.
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She was an extraordinarily brave woman to do what she did, and she found friendship in another community that was overlooked.
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That this brave woman is receiving death threats and has been forced to flee with her family is appalling and heartbreaking.
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She's a high-school teacher, founding member of the a capella group, The Jazzagals, and she's the brave woman who puts up with Roland Schitt.
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In contrast to her husband, who is often portrayed as something of a saint, Ms Madikizela-Mandela is often seen as a brave woman who went bad.
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I retain a memory of the photographs of the shallow graves (some limbs visible) of these brave woman who felt called to help the poor and suffering.
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Taraji P. Henson plays the brave woman tapped to learn what it is, exactly, that men want in the gender-flipped What Men Want, out on February 8.
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" In comments posted to Facebook, Elavarthi describes her as a "a brave woman who fought many odds to become a taxi driver and make it on her own.
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It should not take one brave woman put in the unenviable position and choice to go public with her name and be the only public person for months.
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But we know his access to children and young women and his abuse did not end until an investigative news report and one brave woman came public to stop him.
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But Holzeu was intrigued (and maybe a little piteous) by the brave woman who came with an idea but no technical chops, and agreed to work with her on the project.
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One brave woman instead suggested that one or two people split the bill—something that I acknowledge requires some privilege, depending on how much the bill costs—and the rest Venmo them.
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"Let's replace the Confederate Statue, which is a disgrace to the United States, with a Statue, plaque or monument of this brave woman who gave her life defending Justice," reads a petition on Care2.
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Near the start of the first act, a young scavenger removes a pair of goggles, and we meet the galaxy's new hero: a brave woman, draped in no-fuss garments and carrying a staff.
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That's not all that matters, but it's what's causing all the problems, this explosive blog post by a very brave woman named Susan Fowler who worked there who was alleging sexism, sexual harassment and essentially just corporate maleficence.
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Whistleblowers from college campuses to Silicon Valley to Hollywood have begun to bring rampant, closeted sexual harassment out of the shadows, yet for every brave woman who speaks out, hundreds of powerful men remain silent and thus complicit.
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G broke down when she told Poletti Merlo that her mother -- "her hero (and) a brave woman who always worked hard to support her and give her the best she could" -- told her she, too, was going hungry in detention.
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Mike QuigleyMichael (Mike) Bruce QuigleyIn testimony, Dems see an ambassador scorned, while GOP defends Trump Ex-Ukraine ambassador arrives to give testimony Tax-return whistleblower in spotlight amid impeachment fight MORE (D-Ill.) described Yovanovitch to reporters as "a brave woman" earlier in the day.
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"For the first time, the inside story of Harvey Weinstein's arrest, through the eyes of New York investigators and the brave woman at the heart of their case," Mr. Farrow tweeted, along with a quote from Ms. Evans: "They said that if I do nothing, Harvey would walk."
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Neither Chor nor any of the other reporters who captured footage of this brave woman got the opportunity to talk to her, or even to ask why she defended the youth of Hong Kong so passionately, but the picture of this badass alleged grandma getting all up in the cops' faces has renewed some peoples' faith in an older generation.
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She even introduces Kishore as her own son to unknown people. She is a brave woman.
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A brave woman seeks justice and historical recognition for past wrongs. 27 September 2007. The Economist.THE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE-GATHERING OF THE MfS' HAUPTVERWALTUNG AUFKLÄRUNG.
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A poem he wrote, Brave Woman was read at St Margaret's, Westminster, by Glenys Kinnock, Baroness Kinnock of Holyhead in memory of British MP, Jo Cox.
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Remembering Queen Velu Nachiyar of Sivagangai, the first queen to fight the British. The News Minute. 3 January 2017 She is known by Tamils as Veeramangai ("brave woman").
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Kannagi is also viewed as a brave woman who could demand justice directly from the King and even dared to call him "unenlightened king" ("Thera Manna", Vazhakkurai Kathai, Silappathikaram).
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A historical, brave woman, Obavva killed enemy soldiers with an onake in a battle at Chitradurga fort. She is revered as Onake Obavva. She is exemplified for the bravery and courage of women of Karnataka alongside another historical ruler, Kittur Chennamma.
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It was transferred to the Nizams in 1799, and then to the British in 1800, and joined Mysore State in 1947. It is believed that one of Karnataka's brave woman warriors, Onake Obavva, daughter of Chalavadi Chinnapa, was born in Gudekote.
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Sitaram was born in Mahipatipur, the first child of Udaynarayan and Dayamayi in 1658, some time before Aurangzeb ascended to the throne at Delhi. Sitaram's mother was a brave woman. In her girlhood, she had fended off a band of dacoits with a khadga.
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Chithrakaran Murali (Murali T) is an artist from Kerala, India. One of his works is based on the life and struggle of Nangeli, a brave woman who fought against caste system deprivation. The work of Murali has been recognised by news media including the BBC.
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She gave stiff resistance. But after the fall of Lucknow she escaped to Kathmandu. She was a very brave woman and such bravery in a male-dominated society was unprecedented. She made her son, Prince Birjis Qadr, the Wali (ruler) of Awadh; However, she was forced to abandon this role after a short reign.
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Farangis (Persian: فرنگیس) or Faranguiss is among the most known books of Mahnaz Fatahi \-- which was paid heeded by the commendation of Iran's supreme leader, Seyyed Ali Khamenei. At this book, Fattahi has mentioned concerning the narration of Iran-Iraq war from a Kermanshahi brave woman whose name is Farangis Heidarpoor from Gilan-e Gharb.
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Finally, one brave woman defies death and miraculously escapes his clutches, accidentally making a hole in the fence around the cat pit (which eventually allows the cats to escape). During the fight, Hugo gets hit in the face. Sensing his injury, the cats gang up, descend upon Hugo, and finish him off, allowing the woman to escape free.
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Shoro, Shaukat Hussain (2012): سنڌ جي دلير خاتون ۽ ڪهاڻيڪار (Brave Woman of Sindh and Story Writer), Sartiyoon. Sindhi Adabi Board, Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan. 23 (August–October ( (Khair-un-Nissa Jaferry Number)): pp. 7. Her story "Havelia khan Hostel Taeen" (حويليءَ کان هاسٽل تائين) goes from the minimalist atmosphere of the mansion to the open space of the hostel.
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Portrayed by Altair Jarabo, Victoria Escalante she is a lawyer, a specialist in family cases. She has a romantic interest with Roberto, but since she is a feminist woman who believes that men are not necessary for a woman to be powerful, she decides to ignore him. Victoria is a brave woman who fights and defends the rights of women.
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One day, he sees some goons chasing Bhagyam and her father (G. Marimuthu) near the market where he is working. Maruthu beats up the goons and then learns from Bhagyam's father why the goons are after them. Bhagyam was the daughter of Mariyamma (Aadhira Pandilakshmi), a brave woman who stood up to the atrocities committed by the municipal chairman Rolex Pandiyan (R.
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Her academic performance was not great, but that did not dismantle her love for education. Martinez still had aspirations in pursuing higher education due to her parents’ strong educational values and influences. Her parents always encouraged her to be an independent and brave woman. Her teachers also had an impact in her life due to the fact that they were supportive and dedicated to their profession.
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She was also a victim of child marriage. At the age of 13, she was made to marry a 47-year old man. But the brave woman called off the marriage at the fifth day, unable to bear his torture. One day, not being able to cope up with the severe bruises life has inflicted upon her heart and soul, she decided to commit suicide.
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Nāzo Tokhī (نازو توخۍ), commonly known as Nāzo Anā (, "Nazo the grandmother"), was an Afghan poetess and a writer in the Pashto language. Mother of the famous early-18th century Afghan King Mirwais Hotak, she grew up in an influential family in the Kandahar region. She is remembered as a brave woman warrior in Afghan history and as the "Mother of the Afghan Nation".
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The film is about a brave woman who is battling against untouchability in a village. Casteism is a curse for Veeralakshmi (Simran) and her ilk, who undergo unbearable torture on account of their being Dalits. However this time it is not from the upper castes but from a brutally inhuman police force. It is a village where the inspector of police is the feudal lord.
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She was 9 months pregnant while she had been performing for her audience. It was during the performance, that she got to know that she was about to deliver. Being a sound, patient & a brave woman, she went backstage and delivered the baby, cut the umbilical cord with a stone and got ready to join the performance. The audience was surprised to see her with the absence of the baby bump.
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" Birrell felt that the final segment of the book was "slightly rushed", and finished his review with: "It is not always easy to turn the pages as Murad descends into hell. But this is an important book by a brave woman, fresh testament to humankind’s potential for chilling and inexplicable evil. Perhaps the ultimate tragedy is that this joins a packed library of similar tomes from the past.
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Thinking that the offspring of such a brave woman would be as brave, the Raja formally proposed marriage with her to her father. The girl gave her consent on the condition that the Raja became a Muslim. The Raja converted, whereupon the marriage was solemnised. Later, the girl discovered the Raja had not given up his faith, but merely pretended to have become a Muslim and was regularly visiting temples.
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She is ordered by Paula to get as closer to the orphans as possible. She then intervenes in both Camila and Felipe, and Luisana and Bautista relationships. A young and brave woman named Luz arrives in the manor, after she runs away from her abusive and very violent boss and Maria immediately recognizes her as their "mother", because of Camila's jealousy. Sander secretly watches Luz and falls in love for her.
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PAN, Bhutto, Karzai meeting proved the first & last one. 28 December 2007. After Bhutto's death, Karzai called her his sister and a brave woman who had a clear vision "for her own country, for Afghanistan, and for the region – a vision of democracy, prosperity, and peace." In September 2008, Karzai was invited on a special visit to witness the swearing in ceremony of Asif Ali Zardari, who became the new President of Pakistan.
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Katie "Hashknife Kate" Mallard is an old friend of Scrooge who first appeared in "Mystery of the Ghost Town Railroad" by Carl Barks (Uncle Scrooge #56, March 1965). Katie is portrayed as a kind and brave woman. She uses some humor in the story too. For example, when everybody around her is tense because of mysterious thefts, she offers pancakes with a smile on her face saying that at least her pancakes cannot be stolen.
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A photograph taken during the conflict of a woman who had been assaulted featured in an exhibition in London. Titled Shamed Woman, but also called Brave Woman, the image was taken by a Bangladeshi photographer, Naib Uddin Ahmed. The image is considered by John Tulloch to be as "classical a pose as any Madonna and Child". One of the more emotive photographs at the exhibition, the woman has her hands clenched, her face completely covered by her hair.
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For four hundred years, the Twelve Kings of Sharakhai have ruled the Great Shangazi desert. They are immortal, ruthless and powerful. No hope exists of freedom under their oppressive rule. Or so it seems, until Cedamihn Ahyanesh'ala, a brave woman who fights in the fighting pits as the White Wolf, defies the King's laws and goes outside on the holy night of Beht Za'hir and discovers a secret that may well be the end of the Kings.
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Martin and her husband have three children. Martin has described her mother as the New Zealander that she most admires as a brave woman who has not been afraid to stand up for her belief and opinions. Martin's grandfather was a guard at the Featherston prisoner of war camp during the Featherston Incident in 1943. His gun was taken by another member of staff who shot an interpreter at the camp by the name of Adachi.
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Hirkani () is a 2019 Indian Marathi language historical drama film directed by Prasad Oak and produced by Falguni Patel under the banner of Irada Entertainment with Lawrence D'Souza as co-producer. The film is bankrolled by Rajesh Mapuskar. The film stars Sonalee Kulkarni in titular role of 'Hirkani', a brave woman and an amazing mother who lived near the Raigad Fort in Maharashtra during the regime Chhatrapati Shivaji. The film also features Chinmay Mandlekar in a cameo role.
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Onake Obavvana kindi inside Chitradurga Fort Onake Obavva (, 18th Century) was a brave woman who fought the forces of Hyder Ali single-handedly with a pestle (Onake) in the kingdom of Chitradurga of Karnataka, India. Her husband was a guard of a watchtower in the rocky fort of Chitradurga. In the state of Karnataka, she is celebrated along with Abbakka Rani, Keladi Chennamma and Kittur Chennamma, as the foremost women warriors and patriots. She belonged to the Holayas (Chalavadi) community.
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Fox enjoys the rush of a dangerous mission, as she is unafraid of anything and is a good example of a strong and brave woman. Throughout the television series Fox's clothing is often tight fitting and revealing which makes her easily identified as a feminine sex symbol. With the exotic styles and accessories, Fox portrays a picture of a glamorized archaeologist. This image may be misleading to the reality of the field, yet proves to be more appealing for viewers.
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In 1956, Australian author Russell Braddon wrote Nancy Wake: The Story of a Very Brave Woman (). Nancy Wake wrote her own account (first published 1985) with the original title, The White Mouse ("The autobiography of the woman the Gestapo called the White Mouse") (). In 2001, Australian author Peter FitzSimons wrote Nancy Wake, A Biography of Our Greatest War Heroine (), a bestselling comprehensive biography of Wake. In 2011, German author wrote Codename Hélène: Churchills Geheimagentin Nancy Wake und ihr Kampf gegen die Gestapo in Frankreich.
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He wanted to be near his wife and new born son so with her help he hid in the cave above his house. His wife would bring food and occasionally he would venture out under cover of darkness. Eventually the Red Coats came and Ardsheal House was cordoned off and his wife and child held prisoner. She must have been a brave woman because she gave nothing away claiming that she hadn't seen or heard of her husband since he left with the Jacobite army.
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Although the Special Branch unable to prove Lee's involvement in any of the attacks, she held the utmost responsible as most of the units are under her control. Many of the captured as well surrendered communist guerrillas members also described her as the one who ordered a number of cold-blooded executions which were carried out by Communist Special Service squads while the communist party's leader Chin Peng described her as a dedicated, active and brave woman where she was also reckless in her operational style.
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Meanwhile, six supplies ships delivered by Queen Kalinyamat was captured by the Portuguese. The lack of logistics has weakened the Jeparan troops and finally they decided to retreat. From the original numbers of troops sent by Queen Kalinyamat, only about a third of them survived to return to Java. Despite being beaten several times, the Portuguese had great respect for Queen Kalinyamat, dubbing her "Rainha de Japara, Senhora poderosa e rica, de kranige Dame," meaning "Queen of Jepara, a rich and powerful woman, a brave woman".
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This is a story of Vishali (Madhumitha), a Chennai girl, and the problems she faces in her family and office. Her boss believes that Vishali in disguise and is not just a working- Chennai girl, but the princess of Paandiyaapuram! Thaayamma, the princess of Paandiyaapuram, is very kind hearted, yet brave woman, who cares about the welfare of people of Paandiyaapuram. Her father is (Sarath Babu) Andavaar, the Zamindar of Paandiyaapuram, he is a wise man, he is considers the welfare of the people and helps the necessitous.
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Mathilde Adrienne Eugénie Verspyck (July 16, 1908 – February 11, 1945) "was a brave woman who was a devoted believer in the cause of freedom, for which she later sacrificed her life," according to her U.S. Medal of Freedom award.Mathilde Adrienne Eugenie Verspyck, in Erelijst van gevallenen 1940-1945 (Honor Roll of the Fallen). Amsterdam: Netherlands Institute for War Documentation. A committed freedom fighter who was actively involved with European resistance movements during World War II, Verspyck survived imprisonment at one Nazi concentration camp only to perish at another.
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In 1949, the Brazilian writer Dinah Silveira de Queiroz published Margarida La Rocque: a ilha do demônios, inspired by André Thevet's Cosmography. In 1960, George Woodcock composed a verse play for CBC Radio entitled The Island of Demons. In 1975, historian Elizabeth Boyer wrote the novel Marguerite de la Roque: A Story of Survival; and in 1983, A Colony of One: The History of a Brave Woman. In 1995, Donald Wilson Stanley Ryan republished George Martin's The Legend of Marguerite, over a century after its appearance, adding an explanatory introduction.
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Ek Veer Stree Ki Kahaani... Jhansi Ki Rani ( Story of a brave woman...Queen of Jhansi) is an Indian historical drama based on the life of Lakshmi Bai, the Rani of Jhansi. The series was directed by Jitendra Srivastava and written by Rajesh Saksham, Ila Dutta Bedi, Malavika Asthana, Mairaj Zaidi and Virendra Singh Patyal. It premiered on 18 August 2009 on Zee TV with Ulka Gupta playing Queen Lakshmi Bai. On 8 June 2010, the story moved on several years and Kratika Sengar portrayed the Queen from there on.
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According to the oral tradition, a king of this area fell in love, married a poor but beautiful and brave woman named "Diwata". She fought the enemies of kingdom and she was killed fighting in one such battle while she was pregnant. The king named her mountain burial place "Diwata" after his beloved martyred wife. Over time the villagers started to perceive that the shape of mountain range resembled with a pregnant woman, and the name of mountain range where she was buried also came to be known as the "Mount Diwata".
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Mary Brave Bird, also known as Mary Brave Woman Olguin, Mary Crow Dog (September 26, 1954 – February 14, 2013) was a Sicangu Lakota writer and activist who was a member of the American Indian Movement during the 1970s and participated in some of their most publicized events, including the Wounded Knee Incident when she was 18 years old. Brave Bird lived with her youngest children on the Rosebud Indian Reservation, South Dakota. Her 1990 memoir Lakota Woman won an American Book Award in 1991 and was adapted as a made-for- TV-movie in 1994.
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Retrieved 10 March 2011. The Verlorenkost (literally Lost Food) watchtower also stands alone on the south side. The legend goes that the cook was carrying pots full of food when she stumbled, breaking everything."The rock with tower 'Verlorenkost' - Larochette", Larochette: Syndicat d'initiative et de tourisme. Retrieved 10 March 2011. The Créhange manor now contains period artwork. There is a well inside which also has its legend, telling how the lady of the castle jumped into the well with her child while the castle was under attack. After rescuing the brave woman, the invaders accused the steward of the castle of treason and threw him into the well.
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FIPRESCI/Cinema critic Lalit Rao writes about The first film Hossein Shahabi: Iranian director Hossein Shahabi chose to highlight the importance of the criminal justice system in his homeland Iran. His debut feature The Bright Day (Rooz-e Roshan) depicts the relentless efforts of a brave woman to ensure that truth should prevail at all costs. What makes his film remarkable is the incessant travels carried out in the car by its protagonist Roshan who wouldn't stop at anything in order to save her lover from death penalty. She is constantly on the move in her car in order to convince witnesses to speak the truth which would result in a person escaping the death penalty.
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According to the minister, this permit could not be taken away from her since it had been granted more than 12 years before. Reacting to news of Hirsi Ali's planned relocation to the US, former VVD leader Hans Wiegel stated that her departure "would not be a loss to the VVD and not be a loss to the House of Representatives".Moslims blij met vertrek Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Elsevier, 15 May He said that Hirsi Ali was a brave woman, but that her opinions were polarizing. Former parliamentary leader of the VVD, Jozias van Aartsen, said that it is "painful for Dutch society and politics that she is leaving the House of Representatives".
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In 1985, Australian television Seven Network purchased the rights to Russell Braddon's book Nancy Wake: The Story of a Very Brave Woman and engaged a producer but due to differences over what approach to take, including budget, the project was called off. The production company, and director Pino Amenta, had planned to produce a definitive resistance story over eight hours. Five months later, in April 1986, Seven Network approached Simpson Le Mesurier Films, Roger Le Mesurier the producer and Roger Simpson the writer-producer, who came up with a four-hour love story. In October 1986, Nancy Wake was asked to be a consultant, after the script had been prepared, she criticized parts of Simpson's script which were not acceptable to her.
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In line 109, Judith is referred to as an ides ellenrof, which translates as brave woman. The author also gives her the entitlement of a 'halige meowle' (line 56), which translates as holy woman, a 'snoteran idese' (line 55), which translates as wise woman, whilst her appearance is described as 'aelfscinu' (line 13), which translates as 'elf- shining'. Although Judith kills a man, she appears to be doing God's will; Holofernes, while described to some extent as a standard military leader in the Beowulfian vein, is also cast as a salacious drunk and becomes monstrous in his excess. Portraying the epitome of Germanic heroism, Judith was likely composed during a time of war as a model for the Anglo-Saxon people.
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These images implied that men must enlist in the armed forces immediately in order to stop forces that could arrange the judicial murder of an innocent British woman. Another representation of a side of Cavell during the First World War saw her described as a serious, reserved, brave, and patriotic woman who devoted her life to nursing and died to save others. This portrayal has been illustrated in numerous biographical sources, from personal first-hand experiences of the Red Cross nurse. Pastor Le Seur, the German army chaplain, recalled at the time of her execution, "I do not believe that Miss Cavell wanted to be a martyr... but she was ready to die for her country... Miss Cavell was a very brave woman and a faithful Christian".
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The plot is divided into two phases. The first - aired in four chapters - takes place in December 1968, telling the story of three women: Josefa de Medeiros Duarte Pinto (Marília Gabriela), journalist for the Diário de Notícias, a stunning and brave woman who becomes a mortal enemy. against dictatorship; Maria do Carmo Ferreira da Silva (Carolina Dieckmann), a humble northeastern woman who comes to the city of Rio de Janeiro in search of a better life for herself and her children; and Maria de Nazaré Esteves Tedesco (Adriana Esteves), a prostitute who wants to change her life at all costs and will play dirty for it. First phase Maria do Carmo, a suffering Northeastern, abandoned by her husband Josivaldo, leaves with her five children from Belém de São Francisco, in the Pernambuco hinterland, to Rio de Janeiro.
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On the wedding day of Luis Miguel Ariza and Elena Fontana, a sick woman in her forties and daughter of one of the two mob bosses in the Caribbean town of Matamoros, she realizes that he is involved with her sister Grazzia, Elena's heart cannot take this and she dies. The same night Valentina Diaz who is just a poor but brave woman and a boxer in illegal fights sponsored by the other mob boss: Fernando Valerugo. Valentina dies because of a huge impact on her head during the fight, so Elena mysteriously comes back to life into Valentina's body. Elena has to ask help of a medium friend of her Tobago who helps her to get her life back, but Valentina is still an employee for Fernando Valerugo, so Elena cannot stop boxing and she has to train very hard with Valentina's best friend and trainer Brenda Li just to last toe-to-toe against her opponents in every fight she participates in on behalf of Valerugo.
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