Spanish colonial culture precedes English colonial culture in North America.
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So is recognizing this colonial past, this colonial liability, counterproductive?
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COLONIAL Property company Colonial will enter the Ibex 35 index on June 19.
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This is how colonial powers behaved, and many post-colonial leaders learned the lesson well.
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Our approach must be a decolonial one that also extends to post-colonial and neo-colonial structures.
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These century-old monuments that have been restored and returned to the public bear complex colonial histories, and the museum's dialogue with colonial and post-colonial art should make for riveting curatorial directions.
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The Colonial Room is decorated in colors that were popular during Colonial America: blue, white, and soft red.
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Mind you not just any colonial site but arguably the most significant late-colonial revolutionary period site in Manhattan.
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Colonial pipeline Yep, just as we thought, gas prices have already started to rise after the Colonial Pipeline rupture.
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They ranged from an 1840 three-bedroom colonial listed at $169,900, to a new five-bedroom colonial farmhouse at $899,900.
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Germany, which lost all its colonial territories after World War One, was the third biggest colonial power after Britain and France.
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First, even if the Israel-Palestine conflict is to be viewed through a colonial lens, it no longer fits any colonial precedent.
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Regulators filed their lawsuit over Colonial in August 2012, which the banks contend was about five years after Colonial purchased the securities.
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" Macron also alluded to the country's colonial past, although he said relations between Africa and France are now "framed by post-colonial relations.
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And governing elites in post-colonial countries frequently consist of families who were also part of the local elite during the colonial era.
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COLONIAL Deustche Bank has placed 6.27 percent of Colonial in an accelerated bookbuilding offer on behalf of Inmobiliaria Espacio at 0.67 percent per share.
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Largely self-taught, his photograph of Jomo Kenyatta, the Kenyan anti-colonial activist, was published in The Colonial Times when Arya was just 15.
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Today as a result of works like Fanon's and other works of post-colonial studies, the full horror of colonial violence has been exposed.
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British Muslims make up about 5 percent of the population and, after generations of colonial-era and post-colonial migration, are woven into British life.
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In undivided, colonial India, the term "middle class" was associated with Indian officials, bureaucrats, doctors, lawyers and teachers who were linked to the colonial state.
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"The C.F.A. franc is the last colonial currency in activity," Mr. Sylla said, noting that it is a direct holdover of a colonial currency system.
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The government has fully opened its colonial archives on Rwanda, another former Belgian possession — the first step of its kind among Europe's former colonial powers.
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One is the Government Guest House, the former residence of the colonial governor of Tonkin, the name for northern Vietnam during the French colonial period.
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"With this transaction, Colonial consolidates its position as the leading European platform for the prime office market in Paris, Madrid and Barcelona," Colonial said in a statement.
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Colonial said of the 26 refineries that connect to the Colonial system, 13 were located between Houston and Lake Charles, Louisiana, an area affected by the storm.
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Colonial discourse that praised Burmese Buddhists for their tolerance functioned in part to condemn the "superstitious" and "backward" practices of caste Hindus and Muslims in colonial Myanmar.
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Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first prime minister and a leader in the struggle against British colonial rule, had spent substantial amounts of time in colonial courts and jails.
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I could hardly blink during the portrayal of Colonial-era citizens put on by actor-interpreters, the cast members who make Colonial Williamsburg a living history museum.
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Gross at a symposium in 2018 said the Stone Cross could spark discussions about Germany's history of colonial rule and about restitution and the return of colonial artifacts.
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He said that unlike some of the major member states of the EU, whose colonial legacy has made them "immigrant countries", Hungary did not have a colonial past.
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"Marine Le Pen uses the vocabulary of the Republic, but in a colonial sense," Mr. Stora said, referring to colonial-era demands that Algerians make themselves culturally French.
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In December, Belgium reopened its Africa Museum after five years of renovations aimed at turning the institution from a pro-colonial exhibition into one critical of colonial rule.
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Teaching colonial history in the school system—you can pass history with flying colors without learning a word about colonial history, which I think is an absolute disgrace.
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The FRA acknowledges the "historical injustices" perpetuated against indigenous and other traditional forest communities in the creation and exploitation of India's forests under colonial and post-colonial rule.
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In 1911, in an early act of colonial violence, the Japanese governor ordered the construction of a massive, neoclassical building to block the flow and serve as colonial headquarters.
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The legacy of salvage anthropology and the complicity of museum collecting in colonial oppression must always be confronted, and it must be made clear that the colonial legacy continues.
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"Unsettled post-colonial questions and tensions fueled by colonial powers of the past have been exploited by the military junta in Myanmar to keep ethnic rivalries simmering," Sanghera said.
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Colonial pipeline back online: Meanwhile, the Colonial pipeline, the nation's largest pipeline system and a key transportation mechanism for refined product markets on the East Coast, is back online.
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Representing snapshots from a fictional nudist colony of his invention, his paintings examine the tourist resorts of Southeast Asia as pockets in post-colonial countries that reproduce colonial power structures.
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Microteatro, a repurposed colonial building in the Zona Colonial, offers a short-form theater experience, with 15-minute comedic plays that draw from different aspects of Dominican life and culture.
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But controversy erupts in countries with a century or two of effective government by a colonial power—in South Asia and Africa, for instance—where the colonial language retains considerable sway.
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These images of abandoned colonial buildings built by the French during their occupation of Algeria, however, are emblems of the destructive nature of that colonial encounter and its particularly violent ending.
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COLONIAL SEMIFINALS Ameen Tanksley scored 219 points, and top-seeded Hofstra (213-276) edged fifth-seeded William & Mary (76-22) in Baltimore, 813-281, in a Colonial Athletic Association semifinal game.
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Colonial Tramcar Restaurant Tour of Melbourne — Melbourne, Australia 8.
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Here are some popular birthplaces and childhood homes of past presidents: George Washington's birthplace in Colonial Beach, Virginia The first US President was born in the Northern Virginia town of Colonial Beach.
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But colonial-era documents suggest that khipus had many uses in both the pre-Hispanic and colonial period that went beyond accounting, including to keep calendrical information and to tell historical narratives.
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In 2001, FERC allowed Colonial to charge market-based rates from the Gulf Coast to the Philadelphia and New York areas, on the understanding that Colonial lacked monopoly power over those markets.
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The gradual approach, however, does not satisfy those who demand a greater admission of culpability in colonial crimes, a fuller inventory of colonial era artifacts and a more rapid return of objects.
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Also, while Parliament had gained power relative to the King, the Colonial assemblies remained virtually powerless, especially against the authority of Colonial governors, who, in most colonies, were appointed by the King.
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" During the colonial and post-colonial period, Hebrew often would be taught in Ivy League universities, and the Yale coat of arms would be adorned with the Hebrew words meaning "light and perfection.
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Colonial governors sought to recruit runaway slaves to their side.
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This relative success is partly a reflection of colonial history.
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Sri Lanka was under colonial rule from 1815 to 1948.
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Adams is a descendant of both indigenous and colonial Americans.
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It's time to call this what it is: colonial extraction.
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Latinidad is in and of itself a colonial racial construction.
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In colonial America, the British entered into treaties with Indians.
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It's the story of modern America, but in colonial garb.
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In colonial Massachusetts, between 1659 and 1681, Puritans banned Christmas.
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A fire shut down a section of the Colonial Pipeline.
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By 22013, the revolutionaries had beaten back the colonial power.
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But it's also a symbolic break with India's colonial past.
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If in colonial times, workers were slow, they were whipped.
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Britain, the former colonial ruler, summoned Zimbabwe's ambassador in London.
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U.S. gasoline prices surged anew after Colonial Pipeline Co COLPI.
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Elfreth's Alley in Philadelphia is the epitome of colonial charm.
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The Colonial Pipeline ruptured during routine maintenance operations on Monday.
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Zomorodinia's physical absence in Colonial Walk is a strong statement.
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" "We have to get out of this post-colonial guilt.
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This peculiar arrangement is a legacy of our colonial past.
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Ancient history, for a state carved out by colonial powers.
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"I think it's colonial, and I hate it," she said.
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A stingy British colonial government dismissed his plans as unrealistic.
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"The colonial system is still alive in Peru," she said.
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The Flemish colonial house faces two buildings across the street.
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The Nubian presence is a phantom presence to colonial mind.
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What was the role of colonial soldiers in the war?
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In Gauguin's colonial imagination, Polynesian women were beautiful, desirable, subservient.
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Cameroon's linguistic partition is a legacy of its colonial history.
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St. Augustine's main draw is its rich Spanish Colonial history.
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At the saltworks nearby, colonial police attacked Gandhi's nonviolent followers.
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The petition at issue involved Colonial Bank of Montgomery, Ala.
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He rattles off the lowlights — the slave trade, colonial barbarity.
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Both countries have bloodsoaked histories dating back to colonial days.
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To be sure, "The Dhow House" is no colonial relic.
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My fahmily comes from a long line of Colonial Jews.
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Pocahontas was a famous Native American in early colonial Virginia.
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Colonial and the state's forestry commission were leading the response.
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When colonial administrators cracked down, Ga fighters embraced Queensberry rules.
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Nadell's recounting of the colonial era, for example, is fuzzy.
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The Paul Revere House appears preserved in its Colonial setting.
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The war had its roots in the country's colonial history.
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Rothstein said PwC failed to uncover a multi-year fraud between Colonial, its former client, and Ocala, Florida-based Taylor, Bean & Whitaker, once the nation's 12th largest mortgage lender and a major Colonial customer.
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This allegedly included the sale by Taylor Bean to Colonial of mortgages that had already been sold to other investors, and Colonial receiving stakes in mortgages that had no collateral or were in default.
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Baloji's work is the most historical: it remakes the genre of the colonial portrait by taking ethnographic and colonial images of Congolese people, recontextualizing them within European watercolors that were made of the region.
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The recipe in question comes from Nathan Bailey's Dictionarium Domesticum, and is cooked here by Jonathan Townsend whose YouTube channel is dedicated to researching and making food from the Colonial and Pre-Colonial era.
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Colonial-era laws LGBT people face a 30-year jail sentence in Tanzanian for gay male sex, a holdover from colonial-era laws, mirroring severe penalties for same-sex relationships across many African countries.
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Germany's colonialism was linked to what came next, according to Professor Zimmerer: Colonial officers developed ideas on racial purity, and the colonial expansion foreshadowed the Nazi push for land in Eastern Europe, for example.
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Ryan Chandler, vice president at Colonial Group Inc, which is not connected to Colonial Pipeline, said he has been fielding calls from the pipeline's customers seeking access to its Charleston and Savannah marine terminals.
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Even in nations such as Algeria or India, where independence fighters dominated post-colonial governments, leaders are typically more concerned with working alongside their former colonial masters than they are with pressing historical grievances.
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Other artists tackle broader themes, like deconstructing colonial structures, such as the silent films of Malawian artist Samson Kambalu, and a survey of staged photographs depicting alternative colonial histories by Zimbabwean artist Kudzanai Chiurai.
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She asks a group of participants (as well as visitors to the exhibition) to take a 'colonial white' paint chip, photograph it in a situation or place that embodies the colonial, and write why.
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Colonial Terminal Logistics, a unit of Colonial Pipeline, is offering marine logistic services, that include blending, dock usage and access to as much as 2 million barrels of new storage at Enterprise's Beaumont, Texas, facility.
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The work contained within this show reminds us of the nonlinearity of colonial time: it debunks the liberal mythology of time's equation with social progress and illustrates a present still steeped in a colonial past.
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" Andres Rodriguez added, "Citizenship is the whitewashing of our colonial realty.
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The British Colonial Co's accompanying tagline doesn't make things much better.
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Smoke rose from the colonial-era building in the city center.
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The thimble discovered at at Colonial Michilimackinac (Mackinac State Historic Parks)
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A porcelain fragment discovered at Colonial Michilimackinac (Mackinac State Historic Parks)
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Under British colonial rule, locals were also excluded from land management.
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Some protesters have even donned Colonial garb to underline this point.
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Given their colonial past, Colombians are understandably wary of foreign profiteers.
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Colonial buildings, dating to the 19th century, have been beautifully restored.
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Colonial powers acted similarly, subjecting their domains to their traffic rules.
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His findings confirmed that, in pre-Colonial times, Sagehen burned regularly.
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In their original, colonial-era form, the laws were relatively sensible.
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The country's ethnic policies are a relic of the colonial era.
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Eyre was removed from his colonial post, but was never prosecuted.
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MOUNT VERNON "A Clash of Cultures," presentation on Dutch colonial settlement.
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Holly bought the Spanish Colonial back in 2014 for $7.1 million.
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It'll show at the Emerson Colonial Theatre in Boston from Nov.
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My first job was at The Colonial Cottage in Canfield, Ohio.
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Colonial American and other traditional North American names are also used.
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J.P. Morgan is the financial adviser to Colonial on the deal.
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They are among the only surviving companies from the colonial era.
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Colonial said it was assessing damages and working to resume service.
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The Senegalese system has its roots in the country's colonial legacy.
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In making his post-colonial critique, Daoud also offers its response.
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The post-colonial critique of The Stranger has a long history.
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He dispenses with any suggestion of a colonial New England setting.
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In it, Isenberg demonstrates that colonial America could never have existed
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I discovered restored colonial ruins, cafes for tourists, revived imperial architecture.
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It feels like, post-referendum, there's been this colonial nostalgia happening.
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Colonial declined to comment on why the line has been unallocated.
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Expressing solidarity across the color-line for victims of a colonial
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The fully renovated, five-bedroom colonial was listed at $1.275 million.
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South Africa remains deeply scarred by its apartheid and colonial past.
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In that sense, there's kind of a colonial quality to it.
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The three pleaded guilty to breaching the colonial-era Aircraft Act.
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All major European states imposed colonial mastery over Africa and Asia.
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Then in 2022, SpaceX will launch its mysterious Mars Colonial Transporter.
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Developers during the Dutch colonial era planned for only 300,000 inhabitants.
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He denied that the UAE sought a long-term colonial presence.
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Due to its British colonial heritage, Malaysia is also English-speaking.
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Mr. Aich entered the British colonial air force in the 1940s.
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The school occupies a handsome colonial-era hacienda called Lo Contador.
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Ferguson, and are tainted by a stunningly racist and colonial mindset.
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Where the colonial public concluded that the status quo was unacceptable.
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Hong Kong police are following procedures devised by British colonial administrators.
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It is outdated thinking to label English as the colonial language.
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Is the person in the collage an example of colonial behavior?
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Moon has heavily evoked Japan's colonial past during this trade spat.
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People set up flea markets inside sagging but beautiful colonial buildings.
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Africans were taller when the colonial era ended in the 1960s.
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The core of the colonial taxes were taxes on real estate.
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Some of Nutting's other Colonial houses are now in private hands.
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Using such settler-colonial definitions undermines our existence and our sovereignty.
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The Massachusetts colonial government barely maintained order, though it needed to.
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Former colonial master Belgium advised its citizens to leave before Monday.
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I would say that Taiwan is in a post-colonial state.
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We're all taught the lies of colonial powers from day one.
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Colonial homes and harbor views make Essex a picturesque, historic destination.
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Much of Africa and Asia was still ruled by colonial powers.
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Hillsides near towns were already bare, and colonial towns frequently flooded.
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Walking back, I approached three people dressed in French colonial attire.
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The colonial government then ordered all schools closed on March 10.
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Are study abroad programs best understood as a neo-colonial activity?
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The Colonial era and beyond bristled with slave rebellions and resistance.
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I thought of it as a colonial sound in North Africa.
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Racial segregation was a pillar of Belgian colonial rule, historians say.
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The earliest Hamptons homes, built in the 1600s, were Colonial style.
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But the biggest outcry continues to be about Germany's colonial past.
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It is also about the muddled sludge of Europe's colonial legacy.
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He spent the last decade of Kenya's colonial rule in prison.
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What about the Native American burial ground and the colonial church?
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Only a smattering of colonial history is taught in German schools.
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And that you'd never really found in many other colonial settings.
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Homosexual sex is illegal throughout Malaysia under colonial era criminal law.
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I'm a white Australian, a descendent of the British colonial experience.
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Read more about gas prices here, and the Colonial pipeline here.
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He most recently served as Superintendent of Colonial National Historical Park.
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The Colonial pipeline services that area, and it reported lower volumes.
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This is not to suggest our colonial founders urged Islam's spread.
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The researchers believe they acted like colonial amoebae or slime molds.
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Trump shocked some and raised uncomfortable questions about colonial-style exploitation.
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A colonial house bought in January 2019, now worth $4.2 million.
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Libby Harward, meanwhile, probes the link between gardens and colonial power.
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The analogy between Trump's tirades, colonial punishments and lynchings isn't perfect.
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Colonial governments formally recognize their ownership rights to only 10 percent.
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The colonial settlements are illegal in every sense of the word.
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But Belgium is, in fits and starts, reassessing its colonial past.
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On one side of him is another high-ranking colonial officer.
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He is restoring the Spanish colonial heritage of tiny San Ygnacio.
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African-Americans did precisely that, going back to the colonial era.
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Taiwan's economy underperformed under Japanese colonial rule between 1895 and 1945.
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In the 1930s fascism's face was immediately recognizable in colonial Africa.
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The colonial imprint was strong there, with its many mission schools.
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ANNOUNCES THE ACQUISITION OF THE COLONIAL GROUP * BROWN & BROWN - COLONIAL GROUP TEAM TO CONTINUE OPERATING FROM NORTH CAROLINA LOCATION AS NEW STAND-ALONE OFFICE IN CO'S WHOLESALE BROKERAGE SEGMENT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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THREE TIED FOR FIRST IN COLONIAL Kelly Kraft, Derek Fathauer and the PGA Tour rookie J. T. Poston all shot five-under 65 to share the lead after the first round at Colonial in Fort Worth.
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On two exterior panels, the artist Maureen Gruben (Inuvíaluít) sewed vintage Hudson Bay Company advertisements for furs — a reminder of one of the first settler colonial industries in North America — to complete her "Colonial Shopping Bag" (2018).
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Where colonial powers wiped out the indigenous population, such as in America and Australia, it is hardly an issue: the colonial language has crushed indigenous ones, though a few of these are making a comeback (see article).
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In the 1980s, a former hospital and the next-door 18th-century colonial mansion were converted into a public museum that now houses one of the country's most important collections of colonial and pre-Columbian Mexican art.
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Khalidi's core thesis is that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is best understood as a war of colonial conquest, one that closely hews to the pattern and mind-set of other national-colonial movements of the 19th century.
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The fate of the building, once the colonial government's secretariat, is uncertain.
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"Our collection reflects places where Britain had strong colonial activity," she says.
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In first half of the 20th century Japan was Korea's colonial overlord.
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Its isolation led it to depend heavily on former colonial ruler Moscow.
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The airline has been Hong Kong's flag carrier since the colonial era.
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Stop being tone deaf and blind to your own internalized colonial mentality.
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It will start with colonial North America and continue into present day.
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China was likened to colonial powers that "just take everything and go".
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National boundaries were instead drawn along the lines of Western colonial interests.
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The American colonial period saw its share of atrocities, especially in Mindanao.
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Repressive colonial-era laws on sedition and libel also play a part.
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The reporters are being investigated under the colonial-era Official Secrets Act.
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Colonial expects to close the deal during the first half of 2018.
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The cause of the Colonial September spill has not been made public.
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Some have criticized the law as a devolution to America's colonial past.
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In post-colonial years, political and economic problems further exacerbated land issues.
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Botswana's high court legalised gay sex, striking down a colonial-era prohibition.
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Most of Africa's anti-gay laws were imposed by European colonial rulers.
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Colonial powers still have an influence, particularly in Francophone countries, Lekorwe says.
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Colonial said on Friday an accelerated book-building process has been finalized.
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A literal Tea Partier, dressed in colonial gear and in full character.
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It offers sparkling colonial cities and world-famous resorts along the Caribbean.
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Winston Churchill, colonial secretary at the time, called it a "monstrous event".
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Land records in most Indian states date back to the colonial era.
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Belgium was the colonial power in Congo until its independence in 1960.
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Jeffrey M. Andrulonis is the Chairman and CEO of Colonial Media + Entertainment.
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Corals are colonial, hermatypic, symbiotic communities that protect coastlines and provide habitats.
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Unmarked remains of earlier colonial and precolonial inhabitants have been discovered there.
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They refuse to be forced into a comfortable or categorizable colonial framework.
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Colonial previously said a draft restart plan had been submitted to PHMSA.
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Over the past half-century, Africa's mostly colonial railways have mostly atrophied.
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Rather, it was a pragmatic tool to hurt the British colonial economy.
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Most police barracks have not been renovated or expanded since colonial days.
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Several traders said they expect Colonial to do the same this time.
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The tone of Christie's memoir is a blend of colonial and maternal.
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Cake, ice cream, live music, historical displays, colonial games and walking tours.
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This may be seen as a healthy shaking off of colonial legacies.
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Sambisa itself was a game reserve under and after British colonial rule.
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That will affect the timing of distillate deliveries as well, Colonial said.
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The ban was passed under an emergency law from the colonial era.
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Rhode Island's Wickford Village has the most colonial homes in the country.
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Western Sahara has been contested since 1975 when Spanish colonial powers left.
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The Georgian Colonial-style mansion has been the official residence since 1925.
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Many of the works this year reflect on Australia's colonial past. twma.com.
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Although printing had been forbidden in colonial Brazil, books themselves had not.
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This time, colonial marines have impressive firepower, but will that be enough?
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But for others in Havana's colonial-era streets, Obama's visit inspired optimism.
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Their house was an eerily spare Tudor Colonial, very austere, very brown.
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Very few Colonial-era chocolate recipes exist as we'd recognize them today.
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This game is engaged in a colonial tug of war with itself.
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Nassau Street in Princeton is packed with eateries, cafes, and Colonial architecture.
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Colonial closed the line on Friday night at approximately 7:30 p.m.
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That's not to say the poems long for a pre-colonial culture.
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They were playing us like a bunch of colonial supplicants and suckers.
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Could official France finally be coming to terms with its colonial past?
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It was built in 1910 and the style is called antebellum colonial.
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The first post-colonial tavern was housed in a converted doctor's residence.
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The colonial government retaliated quickly, ordering all schools closed on March 21945.
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The removal of cultural authenticity is in itself a violent colonial act.
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Mboro grew up hearing stories about the heroism of anti-colonial fighter.
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Mugabe's response was uncompromising, labeling the invasions a correction of colonial injustices.
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Last summer, a listing for a side-hall colonial appeared for $639,000.
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The portrait was purchased using The Friends of Colonial Williamsburg Collection Funds.
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For Indians, Jallianwala Bagh became a byword for colonial injustice and violence.
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"You can tell that is a traditional colonial courtyard," Mr. Michaels said.
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The Parque Lage Art School is another relic of Rio's colonial past.
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It is also a story about the muddled sludge of colonial history.
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He was born in Taiwan, part of Japan's colonial empire back then.
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His comments are the ultimate insult to the island's longstanding colonial history.
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"We need a central place for remembrance and research of colonial history."
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Now Lives: Still at her parents' Spanish Colonial-style, four-bedroom home.
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In America's colonial era, hunting remained a sport reserved for the elite.
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At almost 153 years old, Canada still has a neo-colonial complex.
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Ambassador said that the Colonial Theater will reopen next January after renovations.
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Chan equated Hong Kong's position under China to its former colonial past.
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The practice has lingered in Belgium, a former colonial power in Africa.
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These often involve a heavy dose of Marxism and post-colonial theory.
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Other cities create replica historic wharves or colonial markets to attract visitors.
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" It is a very colonial word and it screams white supremacy. "Yellow.
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Numerous colonial newspapers covered it and warned of the tyranny it represented.
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Dong-ik later exhibits similar susceptibility to the colonial authority of English.
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Along the way there's a history of apples, especially in colonial America.
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Book the British Colonial Hilton Nassau starting at $270 per night here
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Ties to Europe inevitably damaged earlier ties to the post-colonial Commonwealth.
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There are two types of Colonial Outposts: Manufacturing Facility and Operations Center.
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Colonial structures have been converted into hip restaurants, shops and even homes.
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He has never spoken to D.C. about D.C. and its colonial status.
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Prospective grooms pop the question at Jardín de Asia or Angelo Colonial.
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Its parent, Swire Pacific, has roots in Hong Kong's early colonial history.
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The colonial-era ordinance has been widely criticized for being overly restrictive.
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Boston has been transforming itself through bursts of construction since colonial days.
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Cubans soon found that they had traded one colonial master for another.
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The post-colonial hope that hovered around Touki Bouki has now vanished.
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My grandparents were born in colonial India, my parents in East Pakistan.
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The Standard Gauge Railway is Kenya's single largest project since colonial times.
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Here, the specter that haunts the artist's imagination is the colonial project.
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Check out the colonial villages and local markets in Sacred Valley, Peru.
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Discussed: KotakuInAction, ArenaNet, Galak-Z: Variant S, Ancestors Legacy, Aliens: Colonial Marines.
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VICE: Many post-colonial thinkers and artists argue that Latin America has yet to heal from its "colonial wounds," which is why we must continue returning to that era in order to narrate the past in different ways.
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North of Route 1, a busy shopping-center-lined strip, houses stretch out on larger parcels, while subdivisions dogleg off winding older routes like Long Hill Road, mixing some colonial-style houses with others from the Colonial era.
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"With so many laws, and with the added complication of the colonial legacy and post-colonial structure, there are invariably disputes and conflicts," said Wahi, who is now analyzing the land laws of the remaining 21 Indian states.
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In 1949, the British colonial authorities who ruled Kenya became clenched with fear of a popular uprising, and began a years-long wave of arrests that would eventually become one of the worst episodes of the colonial era.
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"Once Colonial is able to ensure that its facilities are safe to operate and refiners in Lake Charles and points east have the ability to move product to Colonial, our system will resume operations," it said in a statement.
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"Once Colonial is able to ensure that its facilities are safe to operate and refiners in Lake Charles and points east have the ability to move product to Colonial, our system will resume operations," the company said, via CNN.
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Cartagena, a top tourist destination famous for its colonial walled ramparts, was the home to Saint Peter Claver, a Spanish priest who ministered to slaves in Colombia in the 1600s, defying Spanish colonial masters who treated them as chattel.
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Some theories hold that colonial-era mining interests, perhaps backed by Western intelligence agencies, had plotted to assassinate Mr. Hammarskjold, who was an avid promoter of African independence from colonial powers during a pivotal period of the Cold War.
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"On behalf of the federal government, I recognize the targeted segregation and policy of forced abductions of the metis during the colonial rule over Belgian Congo and Ruanda-Urundi," Michel said using colonial-era names of the affected countries.
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"This is a pre-Colonial street adapting to the 21st century," he said.
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Hopefully, next week will unravel the mystery behind his truly frightening colonial accent.
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In 21971, the last British forces and colonial administrators departed the Indian subcontinent.
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However, Ali Bongo's ties with Gabon's former colonial master have been more strained.
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Since colonial times, the area has been run directly by the central government.
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Lam continued to serve the post-colonial civil service after the 1997 handover.
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One possible market is Portugal, where the Gorongosa name enjoys colonial-era mystique.
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India removed a centuries-old colonial prohibition on gay sex in September 2018.
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NAIROBI — Kenya's high court has upheld colonial-era laws that criminalize gay sex.
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They were charged and convicted under a colonial-era law on state secrets.
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Colonial theater in Peru was used to protest colonialism and call for revolution.
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My students and I explored archipelagos and jungles, coral reefs and colonial cities.
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France, the former colonial power, wants to exempt clothing and target only sugar.
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American blood was born on March 5, 1770, on colonial Boston's State Street.
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But I'm not coming to reinforce the colonial authority, just-- The connection failed.
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Colonial governments in India and the Caribbean tried to prevent the worst abuses.
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They have been charged under India's colonial-sedition laws, and remanded in custody.
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To scare off competing traders and keep the waterways clear for colonial powers.
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Colonial said its main gasoline line could be open as early as Saturday.
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The colonial-era reference caught the government's lawyer "entirely off-guard", he says.
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Colonial said it has observed no effects on nearby waterways or drainage paths.
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For me, it felt as if a deep colonial wound had opened again.
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He mourned the relics of colonial rule, especially the loss of human potential.
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Nigerians have taken English, the former colonial language, and made it their own.
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Colonial typically requires suppliers to deliver products that meet the specifications customers ordered.
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The monks have protected the relics from Muslim invaders, colonial armies and fires.
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Gay sex remains a crime in Singapore under a British colonial-era law.
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The anti-Bengali sentiment has roots in British meddling during the Colonial era.
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This is the norm, a consequence of a fraught colonial, war-torn past.
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The boy and his dog find themselves embroiled in an anti-colonial demonstration.
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Check out the set pics -- they all center around a colonial-era farm.
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That, though, didn't quite suit the British, who banned cannabis in colonial India.
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That first, or even second wave, of post-colonial Arab started moving west.
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He's the ruler of a technologically-advanced African kingdom, unsullied by colonial rule.
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Since its French colonial days the Mekong has been more of a backwater.
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Exile was from the outset a colonial as much as a penal project.
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Inside are grandiose portraits of mostly white men in all their colonial splendor.
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We begin with colonial settlers and end with the post-WWII suburban boom.
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The African diaspora, in particular, introduced distinct hybridizations of indigenous and colonial religion.
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Like the colonial missionary, the modernist architect spurns tradition for an "enlightened" future.
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The colonial-era edifice where Maugham stayed is now called the Author's Wing.
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The rickety train I took decades ago was a leftover from colonial times.
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Imagine, if you will, a fine woodcut print of a colonial witch burning.
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Colonial history is the main cause of the bad blood between the governments.
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Others are the descendants of immigrants from India during the British colonial period.
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They and their colonial predecessors have met periodically for more than 2900 years.
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Coopers were valued craftsmen in colonial America and into the postindependence expansion westward.
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The Japanese government maintains that the 1965 treaty settled all colonial-era debts.
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To many of them, Bell Pottinger's actions felt not just irresponsible but colonial.
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" Earlier this year, Chimamanda commented to a reporter in France, "Post-colonial theory?
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New England has more trees than at any time since the Colonial period.
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Violence spiked when former colonial power France ended its peacekeeping mission in 2016.
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The museum's permanent collection includes works from the Colonial Era to the present.
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He was descended from a family that settled in colonial Jamestown in 1608.
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The British Empire's violent colonial actions are not regularly subject to re-examination.
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Some Koreans also criticised the group's close ties with former colonial ruler Japan.
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When Japanese soldiers first arrived in Indonesia, it was under Dutch colonial control.
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Steeped in anti-colonial thought, they don't like taking criticism from the West.
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The agricultural middle class has never fully recovered from this colonial lending scheme.
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The three-story colonial mansion was built in 1843 by a whaling captain.
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V.S. Naipaul, who towered over the landscape of post-colonial literature, died yesterday.
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On the upper level of their Spanish colonial waterfront home, Snooki was showering.
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Still, the magnitude of the protests caught the colonial security forces off guard.
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Both Muslim and Hindu nationalisms were rooted in Britain's colonial understanding of India.
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Some raised a British colonial-era flag in a repudiation of Chinese rule.
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Introduced in 1950, the Constitution imported the bulk of coercive British colonial laws.
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For Aboriginals, the national holiday marks the invasion of colonial settlers in 1788.
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Intellectuals deplore the colonial burden; bloodthirsty Europeans rant that African life is cheap.
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The three were accused of violating another colonial-era law, against unlawful association.
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The colonial-era law stipulates up to 14 years in jail for offenders.
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FG: Puebla has never been on the map, except during the colonial period.
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That aura faded during colonial rule in Malaya and the Dutch East Indies.
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But Upper Saddle River also has several antique buildings flagging its Colonial heritage.
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Gymkhana is, in its dignified but clubby bearing, an ode to colonial India.
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Sweet treats were always part of her tea routine — a colonial holdover, perhaps?
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The colonial legacy lingers over any game played between Japanese and Korean teams.
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The piece claims an Algerian identity that emerged through the anti-colonial struggle.
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" These colonial settlers, Simon declared, were the "inheritors of a profoundly Judaic vision.
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Tao House is an odd mix of Spanish colonial architecture and Chinese details.
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The brick living room fireplace (described by Sears as "Colonial") was recently relined.
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And the allied nations in Europe and East Asia are not colonial possessions.
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It was a bold statement by the leader of a former colonial power.
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China is Senegal's second largest trading partner after its former colonial power France.
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Known for their symmetry, "colonial houses" were popular among Google users this year.
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Le Duan served not one but two torturous stints in these colonial prisons.
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In the Colonial era, this was a consequence of slavery, Mr. Rybczynski said.
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Kenya's ethnic divisions are rooted in colonial Britain's policy of divide and rule.
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Over the centuries, discouraged by colonial powers and Catholic teachings, the tradition faded.
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At lunchtime, we stopped at La Folie, a French-run colonial-style lodge.
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The British Colonial has a prime location in the middle of downtown Nassau.
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