The human colonists later meet the Glassmakers, an earlier species of alien colonists who built the city, but later abandoned it.
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Portuguese colonists used slaves to grow sugar and mine gold, bringing those colonists enormous wealth — and developing what would become a deeply entrenched caste system.
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SpaceX may also need to train colonists to fight incredibly buff bug people, but any Japanese applicants may be able to give colonists from other nations a primer there.
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But the early colonists will have to stay alive first.
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To grow crops, colonists will likely build subterranean hydroponic greenhouses.
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They thought that colonists should be seen as potential consumers.
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Was it a present to future colonists from past visitors?
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Like other colonists, Jews were conflicted about ending British rule.
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In protest, the colonists dumped the tea in Boston Harbor.
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In turn, the plants would provide oxygen for the human colonists.
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When colonists died in my first few games, I was sad.
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There are several theories about what happened to the Roanoke colonists.
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Colonists in Providence heard the news and rowed out to it.
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Colonists would have to spend all their time in pressurised buildings.
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She's verging into gibberish when the Colonists sneak up behind her.
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As spices became less lucrative, Dutch colonists turned to other commodities.
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No doubt, these caverns would be perfect for aspiring lunar colonists.
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How will the colonists deal with the effects of reduced gravity?
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Will all Mars colonists have to be gung ho "adventurer" types?
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He was living proof that the colonists could move forward together.
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Starship, Musk has boasted, will carry the first colonists to Mars.
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Mr. Musk said he would not be among the first colonists.
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Mind you, the colonists then were simply protesting a tax increase.
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To these colonists, this bounty was an expression of Divine Providence.
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Why not just declare that the colonists lost at Bunker Hill?
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The Massachusetts Bay Colonists certainly wouldn't have approved of Trump's language.
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The vast majority of early American colonists lived out bleak existences.
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A number of survivors and probably some colonists are still alive.
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They were in fact inculcated by Spanish colonists in that area.
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Colonists who killed entire villages of people would also kill their dogs.
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Other former indentured labourers were also able to buy broke colonists out.
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The Robinsons and other colonists like them are fleeing a devastated Earth.
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For would-be space travellers and Martian colonists, this news undoubtedly sucks.
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Most colonists held views closer to those of Governors Hutchinson and Franklin.
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African captives helped replace the Native-American communities displaced by English colonists.
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The colonists were also required to quarter these troops in their homes.
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The British had already learned how vulnerable white colonists were in Jamaica.
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The Sea of Dusk, where Janus' colonists reside in colorful, floating villages.
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Wheatley became "a household name among literate colonists," according to the Poetry Foundation.
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Most colonists get better over time, of course, because most maladies are minor.
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The Colonists is a city builder on the edge of a strategy game.
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The film opens with a group of colonists heading to a faraway world.
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The mission would likely be fatal for any potential colonists, the report found.
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They forged weapons for the colonists, and eventually forged the magical keys, too.
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In Mauritius the departing British colonists regarded Indians as the heirs to power.
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After the start of the American Revolution, he rushed to help the colonists.
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Shouldn't the colonists all be on a local version of Slack, at least?
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This theoretically bodes well for future colonists in need of the precious liquid.
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Will resources come from Earth or will the colonists live off the land?
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Colonists had printed their own paper bills, called Continentals, during the Revolutionary War.
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The city dates back to 1670, when it was settled by English colonists.
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Abenaki Indians were threatening colonists on land while pirates were marauding at sea.
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We've also got the problem of a monopoly on oxygen for the colonists.
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In 1776, King George chose to respond to the colonists' demands with war.
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When colonists came to the New World, they brought bees in straw hives.
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During the Punitive Expedition of 1897, British colonists captured and plundered Benin City.
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Many colonists, already upset about taxation without representation and other indignities, were enraged.
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Mr. Musk still thinks Mars colonists could set off in the next decade.
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Our political process is not a mineral vein that early colonists stumbled over.
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Of those fourteen million German refugees, some were colonists in Nazi-occupied territories.
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Colonists imported more than they exported, so the balance of trade favored London.
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Belgian colonists favoured the Hema, just as they did the Tutsi in neighbouring Rwanda.
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Some of the colonists immediately sailed back to France, eager to join the fray.
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So The Colonists is, in some sense, about colonizing the future of our species.
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The original Pax colonists had good intentions and still barely survived their first contact.
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My colonists moved from their homes to work to recreation buildings and back again.
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These Red Dragon "shipments" will bring supplies and replacement parts to the Martian colonists.
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In 1766, miners working for Spanish colonists protested wage reductions and poor working conditions.
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The railway was first built in the Vietnamese city in 1902 by French colonists.
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"The colonists didn't stop until they completed their goal," Benedicte Songye Kalombo says forcefully.
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When Indigenous groups fought to protect their lands, colonists responded with the utmost savagery.
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Indonesia currently uses a version of the criminal code drawn up by Dutch colonists.
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Her family was descended from British colonists who arrived in North America in 1670.
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It wasn't French colonists who, while they had their rights of man, enslaved people.
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When they arrived in the Americas centuries ago, European colonists brought pestilence and death.
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"Blood sausage is not Mesoamerican," she said; pork arrived in Mexico with Spanish colonists.
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Centuries later, when colonists sought to unite the States, Anti-Federalists railed against the Constitution.
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Dogs were present in North and South America long before the arrival of European colonists.
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The scene gradually shifts into the colonists realizing that something much darker is going on.
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Centuries later, when Colonists sought to unite the states, anti-federalists railed against the Constitution.
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Indeed, several aspects of Utopia Planitia make it an attractive watering hole for future colonists.
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The Siren Corporation, which put them on the ship, offers its colonists a clean slate.
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Fugitives and vagabonds ravaged the countryside, visiting terror on the free peasantry, Siberia's real colonists.
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Along the way you'll learn about previous colonists by reading diaries, medical reports, and more.
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The original cowboys were American colonists loyal to the British Crown during the American Revolution.
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Just as the colonists, we are subjected to the laws of an un-representational government.
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But some colonists stayed in Kingston to protect important documents and fight against the Redcoats.
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The colonists would leave their stockades undefended beginning in late October, because of cold weather.
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Exhaustive DNA studies find that the dogs of European colonists completely replaced ancient American dogs.
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He comes into contact with Australia's indigenous people, a group maligned by colonists as uneducated.
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Woodworm got into the tobacco, which was the colonists' lone hope of a cash crop.
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The helmets are associated with the clothing worn by white colonists in the early 1900s.
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Eventually, the Coromantee became so feared that colonists in Jamaica actually proposed banning their importation.
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But Riksheim spoke affectionately of the cabin, which he called "Squatty's," and the colonists, too.
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"European colonists viewed native dogs as kind of pests, and they freely killed them," Perri said.
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Colonists had boycotted British tea for several years by then; "No taxation without representation," they demanded.
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Things were further complicated in the 1800s by the arrival of English- and German-speaking colonists.
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Semiosis by Sue Burke In the 2060s, colonists leave Earth for a new world called Pax.
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English colonists to North America linked hair and racial identity from the very beginning of colonization.
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I was reading the description of a sculpture that one of my settlement's colonists had made.
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That be used to support colonists, and also broken down into oxygen and hydrogen for fuel.
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Colonists massacred the Lenape encamped on what is now the Lower East Side and Jersey City.
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The latter chart proclaims the equitable treatment that Tasmanian natives could supposedly expect from white colonists.
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But the issue of slavery complicated that possibility after colonists won the Texas Revolution in 1836.
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"Apples were some of the earliest things planted by colonists in the United States," she said.
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Colonists' land grab was only made possible by the mass exploitation and extermination of Native Americans.
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In previous centuries, sailing ships carried conquistadors, colonists, migrants and slaves around Europe and the Americas.
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Afterward, most of the remaining outlying colonists in the area retreated to the safety of Jamestown.
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The early colonists were not brave explorers but "waste people" who had been expelled from England.
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Although sheep brought by Spanish colonists were adopted by Native American tribes in the Southwest, and other breeds became essential to British colonists in the East, pigs and cattle have long been the preferred meat animals for the Northern Europeans whose culture came to dominate America.
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A massacre of demonstrators there triggered the guerrilla war that forced out the French colonists in 2600.
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When the English colonists arrived, the island was already inhabited by the native Secotan and Croatan tribes.
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As noted, this is welcome news for aspiring colonists, but there are still many questions left unanswered.
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After the first colonists arrived, crews of four would then launch to Mars every two years indefinitely.
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There were no signs of violent struggles, no bodies found, and the colonists' buildings had been disassembled.
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It was one of the few entities carved up by European colonists that actually made some sense.
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European colonists brought dozens of diseases to the Americas (and brought a smaller number back to Europe).
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Alpha Centauri looks like it's doing the same thing: telling the future history of Earth's first colonists.
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I struggled to find any information about the foodways of my direct ancestors before European colonists arrived.
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Most colonists thought he was insane, a prejudice toward mountain climbing many Americans have yet to overcome.
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Native Americans used lobsters as fishing bait and crop fertilizer, a practice that European colonists later copied.
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Its plan for helping colonists actually live there for long periods of time is even more nebulous.
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Native Americans shared a different history than the colonists who broke their treaties and burned their villages.
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The SDF is a militant group comprised of colonists living on different planets within our solar system.
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And this is a flag that the colonists flew at Bunker Hill, so it's a colonial flag.
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In foregoing the term "slaves" in favor of "colonists," Puerto Rico sweeps the institution under the rug.
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And there's now a small but growing community of aspiring space colonists prepping for life on Mars.
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Some fixes are for political correctness, in scenes where the travelers might have come off as colonists.
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And whoever composed these words — history is inconclusive — didn't intend a jesting, surreal tribute to the colonists.
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The European colonists of modern-day New York brought both St. Nicholas Day and Christmas with them.
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She's suspicious, for instance, of the virtual-reality chips with which the underground colonists have been implanted.
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I would, of course, distance myself from any colonists that used the gun instead of the word.
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Colonists already dream of breaking away and declaring their own sovereignty over this new plane of unreality.
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But Sherman's experience, and that of legions of explorers, colonists and native peoples in North America, suggests otherwise.
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The Indian way of life has seen the rule of heroic rajas, invading Mughals and colonists from Europe.
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He traveled to Roanoke with 115 colonists, including his own family, to settle the island in July 1587.
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After all, more than a year before any tea was tossed, Rhode Island colonists burned a British ship.
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During the century since the colonists left for Pax, the situation back on Earth has deteriorated into autocracy.
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The incident not only fueled his lifelong hatred for the British colonists, but it added his legendary status.
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Elon Musk, describing SpaceX's Mars craft What time frame will it take to reach 23 million Mars colonists?
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Originally marked as a game reserve by colonists, it was overrun by the Islamic insurgents several years ago.
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For other colonists, the minimal gravity on Mars could result in serious health problems over the long term.
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These traits could be made heritable, such that Martian colonists could pass down the characteristics to their offspring.
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In fact, the science victory even has you sending Earth's first colonists to, you guessed it, Alpha Centauri.
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Bitcoin traders, it can be said, are now akin to the jolly colonists selling stocks under buttonwood tree.
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The Sierra Madre del Sur was often the site of protests against Spanish colonists and post-independence Presidents.
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Unable to adjust to Brazil's boom-and-bust economy, many of the colonists returned to the United States.
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In fact, Jefferson had originally included an extended attack on the king for forcing slavery upon unwitting colonists.
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Some colonists said that the women were being attacked by demons sent to punish them for their sins.
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Colonists worried that this policy would give the company an unfair market advantage and create a powerful monopoly.
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All Mars colonists should, however, be equipped with a standard issue BFG (Big Fucking Gun) because that's awesome.
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The dish's lineage is most likely Gallic in part, since beef was introduced to Vietnam by French colonists.
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The colonists, as they call themselves, live by rigid rules set out by a group of anonymous leaders.
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In the 17th and 18th centuries, white colonists illegally smuggled boatloads of contraband, such as molasses for rum.
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Colonists reacted with further resistance, and in April 1775 the British marched to Concord to confiscate colonial arms.
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And this was the colonists' plan: They'd be lumberjacks, bankrolling their utopia with that enormous storehouse of wood.
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By the summer of 1890, the colonists had pushed their road within a few miles of the sequoias.
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The crew is piloting the Covenant to a new planet, with 2,000 sleeping colonists and 1,140 embryos aboard.
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These colonists are in search of a better life, and the crew is determined to get them there.
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The engraving indicates that the remaining colonists were killed by "salvages [savages]," except for seven, who were taken captive.
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The ship is the MV Liemba, brought to central Africa as the Graf Goetzen by German colonists in 21970.
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Kathy Bates is the head of a mob of ghost colonists who speak in very strange semi-Scottish accents.
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According to the researchers, the Martian colonists would probably starve—and the project itself would run out of money.
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Colonists from England first established a site on Roanoke Island, in what's now North Carolina's Outer Banks, in 1587.
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So salty, in fact, that it would be impractical to desalinate, making it all but useless to future colonists.
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Unlike Earth colonists exploring a new world, settlers can't just pitch a makeshift tent and be done with it.
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Since native populations had no immunities, the pathogens swept through towns, killing millions long before the colonists themselves arrived.
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Its leaders decide to send colonists to a potentially habitable moon orbiting 47 Ursae Majoris, 46 light-years away.
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"The great majority of colonists arriving in America during the seventeenth century had no experience as soldiers," Dougherty wrote.
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In the winter of 1700, the colonists erected a wooden fort on what's now the east bank of Plaquemines.
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Even as the colonists grew to appreciate the flavor of chocolate, they were also consuming it for salutary reasons.
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Chinese scientists hoped the experiment might help inform future moon colonists' attempts to cultivate food on the desolate body.
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The passage has been changed to make clear that this was a primary motivation for some of the colonists.
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So you'd want to talk about how colonists defined their whiteness against Native Americans and how that paid off.
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In 0893, in what became known as the Boston Massacre, British soldiers opened fire on angry colonists, killing five.
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Unfortunately, Jefferson, like most British colonists of his day, did not hold an entirely friendly view of Native Americans.
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Since the 1740s, rabble-rousers — rebellious colonists, abolitionists and suffragists among them — have met in the building's Great Hall.
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He does this by creating alternative maps to those created by the country's colonists, working with displaced indigenous people.
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But later on, it is believed that the arrival of colonists and the institution of slavery decimated the population.
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As the colonists opened mines and built farms, Grey saw in the black population a source of disposable workers.
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This was just one of the earliest episodes in which settlers and colonists did something horrible to the natives.
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When the Japanese surrendered in 2000, about 225,000 of these colonists were trapped in Fangzheng by the advancing Soviets.
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It's a Revolutionary War battle, so a less vexed one, and the colonists lost, so it's not so macho.
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Cockfighting has existed in Puerto Rico for some 400 years, since Spanish colonists brought the practice to the island.
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So he recruits a historian (Yassir Lester) to travel with him and help set the colonists back on course.
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It was all to put down an insurgency, known as the Mau Mau Uprising, that killed only 32 colonists.
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In their wake came the archaeologists, and then the colonists clearing unclaimed forest for their own little corn plots.
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In the 2500s, French colonists used brown ink to add notations about property borders for potential seizure and subdivision.
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It didn't take long for Janus' colonists to decide the planet's hideous new scourge was too much for them.
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This society was later decimated by colonists and slavery, he said, but Rapa Nui culture has managed to live on.
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Cossacks were historically a mix between colonists and a military caste on the Russian Empire&aposs south and eastern frontiers.
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Unlike the French, who destroyed their monarchy, the American colonists seceded from theirs -- and they did so embracing natural rights.
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Decades less slavery is a massive humanitarian gain that almost certainly dominates whatever gains came to the colonists from independence.
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The main benefit of the revolution to colonists was that it gave more political power to America's white male minority.
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It was later generations of colonists who had so shamefully taken advantage of the original inhabitants' friendliness, weakness and ignorance.
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In practice, these served as a consumption tax on colonists living in America and threatened to ruin their rum industry.
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In the case of the colonists, that prize was mountains of diamonds or gold, or a quick passage to Asia.
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Later, early English colonists in America confused the native birds there with the African fowl, and called them "turkey" too.
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First and foremost there's the intense radiation to deal with, which will confront the colonists with a constant health burden.
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Excessive salinity is a potential problem that would require future colonists to bring clunky desalination devices to the Red Planet.
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You start to realize that your colonists basically left Earth to its death amidst various ecological, social, and political catastrophes.
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The officials reported that the colonists had started an insurrection: The king's property was being vandalized and his officers harassed.
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But the colonists saw the various decisions by London as evidence of "a design" to curtail their freedoms even further.
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Macaca is a derogatory term meaning filthy monkey that some white colonists in Africa had used to describe African natives.
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Its members are so-called 216 percenters, who believe that only 218 percent of colonists fought in the Revolutionary War.
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But just as the colonists, we will not stop fighting for the same representation that every other great American enjoys.
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The latter is part of the crew of Covenant, a ship ferrying 2,000 colonists to a new world in 2104.
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Musk's sincere belief is that this system can and should ferry up to a million Martian colonists by the 19403s.
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And just as indigenous people in the Americas were displaced by European colonists, the same is true of their dogs.
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The term comes from their belief, debunked by historians, that only 3 percent of American colonists fought in the Revolution.
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In the American Revolution, the Tippetts were loyal to the British, but Berrian was on the side of the colonists.
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He meant that the whole world was watching and by their selfishness and failings the colonists were screwing it up.
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Nonetheless, politicians often treat gambling much like colonists did: as a panacea, a quick and painless way to raise a windfall.
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In Semiosis, we learn that the Glassmakers, a somewhat insect-like species, had landed on Pax long before the human colonists.
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More skirmishes between the colonists and the Whisperers are inevitable so if you stay ready you don't have to be ready.
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There are huge sandstorms and little water, and the colonists aren't exactly thrilled that a priest has replaced a structural engineer.
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British colonists planted thousands of hectares of teak plantations in southern Sudan in the 1940s, as an industrial source of timber.
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The soldiers, led by the Comte de Rochambeau, had arrived to support the colonists, according to Harold McCartney, the village historian.
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In Australia, colonists knew little about Aboriginal celestial navigation, with some researchers claiming Aboriginal people did not use it at all.
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But when the colonists crash-land on a planet named Pax, their focus becomes surviving among the planet's hostile plant-life.
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Open-ended "writs of assistance" gave authorities licence to search anything they liked, infuriating the colonists and inspiring the Fourth Amendment.
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The story-within-the-story plot, and references to the missing colonists of Roanoke, VA, had viewers scratching their heads. 3.
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Only, in these inverted futures, the colonists are invisible megacorps—Japanese, Chinese, Korean—whose temples we see looming over Los Angeles.
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Women—idealised as "frontier domesticators"—were coerced into following their husbands into exile to establish a stable population of penal colonists.
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Most of the colonists can exit their pods, save one: The ship's captain, Branson, played by none other than James Franco.
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She is afflicted with a nervous condition that other colonists call Narfa; they consider her tainted, unmarriageable, and keep their distance.
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The Greeks, says Villar Rojas in a public talk later that evening, have a dual history of being colonists and refugees.
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William Bradford, Governor of Plymouth, wrote in his journals of the "great store of wild turkeys" that the colonists had hunted.
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European colonists in the 19th century killed thousands of thylacines for attacking sheep, which most likely contributed to the species' demise.
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He didn't just reclaim land and emancipate slaves, he established a new culture that countered the norms set by European colonists.
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The newcomers — called "colonists" by the Miskito — have been lured by the promise of gold and the abundance of lucrative timber.
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Elon Musk, the billionaire founder of SpaceX, boldly proclaims that his company will begin sending colonists to Mars in a decade.
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"The Pilgrims arrived in Leiden as religious refugees, tortured and imprisoned in their native England, but left as colonists," he said.
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No new barnacles settled on it for the rest of the experiment, while the other coating continued to attract new colonists.
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Seven years of exposure to radiation and microgravity would likely kill human colonists long before they completed the voyage to Titan.
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Ironically, that same day parliament began repeal proceedings for most of these laws because of the violent response from the colonists.
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They were met at the Old North Bridge by a group of colonists and the armed confrontation launched the Revolutionary War.
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And while the Church prevented the Spanish colonists from formally enslaving the Indigenous populations, it often participated in their brutal exploitation.
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The colonists could not stand the idea of rival predators and shot wolves for fur, out of sadism and sheer arrogance.
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The space served other functions after that, before its reincarnation as a museum, originally displaying artifacts from Dutch and British colonists.
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Once numerous across Tasmania, the doglike marsupial was branded a sheep killer by colonists in the 1830s and hunted to extinction.
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The same winds brought the first Dutch colonists and their slaves on sailing ships to this island in the 17th century.
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Native Americans inhabited the area now known as Inwood Hill Park through the 17th century, when European colonists started moving in.
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Large and lumbering, it possesses two traits that make it the bane of colonists who venture too deep into the hinterlands.
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It is in the nefarious alchemy of heritage history that enslaved Africans become "workers," and Native Americans and colonists are pals.
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But the bones of a good show are still present, with Molly Parker and Toby Stephens as would-be Alpha Centauri colonists Maureen and John Robinson, and Parker Posey as the diabolical June Harris, who actively sabotages the Robinsons and other colonists after their ship is breached and they try to survive on a mysterious planet.
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The current vision for the ITS, unveiled last year, is a rocket that can lift a ship carrying up to 100 colonists.
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When war broke out, he joined up with the rebelling colonists and ended up serving as General George Washington's chief staff aide.
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The Fiji men's rugby sevens team have made history in Rio, winning the nation's first ever gold medal against their former colonists.
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A substantial part of RimWorld's simulation is health and medicine, whereby colonists can get injured or become sick and then require treatment.
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That's the real clever game design of The Colonists: unlike most other contemporary city builders, it really makes you consider your pathways.
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Something that struck me with Semiosis is how malleable society is: in that first book, there's real tension between generations of colonists.
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The expedition members believe they have good intentions, but the differences in the power dynamics between them and the colonists guarantee trouble.
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Since, as a Wife, she represents the entire hypocrisy of the regime, she receives a pretty hostile greeting from the other Colonists.
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Kigoma was envisaged by the German colonists as a major inland city; the province is indeed now home to over 2m people.
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But as a potential source of water for aspiring lunar colonists, the quantity of this surface frost may come as a disappointment.
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Another tantalizing possibility—one that should make future lunar colonists excited—is that ancient ice deposits may be buried deep below ground.
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The colonists' pods crash in the planet's heavier gravity, resulting in the deaths of several people and the destruction of irreplaceable equipment.
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A similar approach may eventually allow lunar colonists to 3D-print their own habitats and structures using materials found on the Moon.
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A machine screwing up after 20 hours of printing is annoying here, but could mean life or death for off-world colonists.
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It may sound superfluous, but such a genetic tweak could prepare colonists for long stays on Arrakis Mars where water is scarce.
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A strong case could even be made that, for prospective families hoping to spawn future generations of Martian colonists, it's borderline cruelty.
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But after the Covenant comes in contact with an unexpected solar flare, the colonists wake up to a shaking, quaking, dire situation.
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Somewhat later, he compared the flatbed trucks that arrived at Navy Road to the quartering of British troops in American colonists' homes.
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He talked of creating an artificial magnetic field on Mars to deflect high-energy particles, especially to protect colonists from solar flares.
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Colonists will need a life-support system to create breathable air, a way to recycle water, and a way to feed themselves.
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The war split Wampanoags, as well as every other Native group, and ended with indigenous resistance broken, and the colonists giving thanks.
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Human history has shown how dangerous this can be: European colonists, for example, introduced smallpox and other diseases to far-flung populations.
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Chinese products, which also included hand-printed wallpaper and ceramics, were adored as status symbols for early American colonists and the British.
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Aside from this, the main takeaway for Musk and his colonists is DO NOT SHOOT without asking ghosts about their feelings first.
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The passage in question states that one primary reason the colonists fought the American Revolution was to protect the institution of slavery.
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For some, the musical, a blockbuster hit about colonists fighting for independence, offered a tempting opportunity to call attention to their concerns.
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This fooled the British into thinking the colonists had received reinforcement troops and weapons, and caused them to retreat to New Brunswick.
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Elon Musk unveiled a plan for rockets that could take colonists to Mars — and make trips to the moon and around Earth.
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Ms. Cochrane said those could have been left by British colonists or others who arrived on the atoll after Ms. Earhart's disappearance.
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VENN FREDERIC They're Colon figurative sculptures depicting occupations — policeman, doctor, baker — held by colonists in the Ivory Coast between 1893 and 1920.
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It is theorized that the ancestors of today's Norway rats joined the colonists on boats headed for North America somewhere around 1750.
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But the Russian sphere of influence was tenuous: hundreds of thousands of square miles held by only 1,000 or so scattered colonists.
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A primary goal of the mission is to search for traces of water ice—an important resource for future colonists or explorers.
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Weaving accounts by ordinary colonists into the sweep of events, Taylor undercuts the narrative of noble patriots standing up to monarchical tyranny.
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We may not even see any of the other colonists this season, because the Robinsons got separated from the group yet again.
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Once the recipe made the jump across the Atlantic, colonists and later citizens of the US began added eggs to the mix.
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The government didn't try to seize private land for the park; in this case, the Kaweah colonists didn't technically own the acreage.
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Although the garrison made up of colonists, soldiers and others was wiped out by Mexican troops, the battle eventually spawned modern Texas.
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The Maji Maji Rebellion began in 1905, after colonists in German East Africa attempted to extract forced labor from the indigenous population.
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In America's earliest years, colonists fretted over William Penn being fined 40 marks for refusing to doff his hat in an English court.
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What's more, it's not entirely clear how future colonists might extract this precious liquid, or if it would even be safe to drink.
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The archives in Providence have created an exhibition about how Rhode Island colonists burned a British ship, the HMS Gaspee, in June 1772.
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The colonists had been led to believe that they could travel most of the way to the so-called Peters concession by riverboat.
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Success here means future offworld colonists should be able to grow their own food, and not depend on complex and costly supply missions.
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Like all great science fiction, The Colonists asks you to look at it and indexes how much you recoil from what you see.
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The planet has a strange influence on people, and the colonists are beginning to worry that maybe they shouldn't be there at all.
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Phineas wants your help to save the colonists still trapped aboard the Hope, and strike a blow against the Board in the process.
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At the same time these future colonists fall into the Star Trek-like trope of forming a united squeaky-clean quasi-military front.
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Ahead, we're diving into the theories about what happened to the Roanoke colonists, and what we do know from archaeologists' and historians' research.
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Ms Nie is from the Rade, one of the tribes from the central highlands collectively labelled Montagnards, or mountain folk, by French colonists.
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From there, nine Raptor engines (six specially-designed to operate in the vacuum of space) will drive the spaceship and colonists to Mars.
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Only the best and brightest will be permitted to travel, she tells them, as colonists will be screened by a battery of tests.
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IN 1904 the Herero people of modern-day Namibia rose up against German colonists, who had seized and settled much of their land.
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In "Three Bodies at Mitanni," characters must decide whether or not to exterminate colonists who have been genetically engineered to have no consciousness.
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Australia has struggled for decades to reconcile with descendants of first inhabitants, who arrived on the continent some 50,000 years before British colonists.
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He notes that a striking number of American colonists ran off to join Native American societies, but the reverse was almost never true.
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Today, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk unveiled the Mars vehicle — the spaceship his company plans to build to transport the first colonists to Mars.
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Worrying about it is like worrying about overpopulation on Mars before colonists have even set foot there, says Andrew Ng, an AI researcher.
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The story was perhaps our country's original fake news—the pig slayers were probably colonists—but the fallout for the Lenape was real.
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Historians believe that the recipe was later taken by colonists who started adding molasses, making it the dish it is known as today.
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They did so, the Declaration argued, after the British government had repeatedly transgressed what the colonists viewed as their rights to self-rule.
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Some American colonists had been celebrating Guy Fawkes Day around the same time of year, but souling and guising quickly took its place.
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Yet Silverman, a professor of history at George Washington University, also notes that the tribes frequently held the upper hand over the colonists.
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We recognize that our original language could be read to suggest that protecting slavery was a primary motivation for all of the colonists.
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The American dogs spread with humans through both continents and remained undisturbed for more than 9,000 years until the arrival of European colonists.
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European colonists settled at Cape Town -- known later as the Cape of Storms -- primarily for the freshwater springs that flowed from the mountain.
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There was even a printing press, with which the twelve hundred colonists aboard planned to manage a future busy with contracts and treaties.
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The colonists split into "divisions," then subdivided the divisions into hundreds of different "departments," like a Hand-Craft Department and an Amusements Department.
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Canada's comfort with diversity goes back to British colonists' "incomplete conquests" of indigenous groups and French-speaking settlers, Peter Russell, a historian, has argued.
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John Smith, who served as a leader of Jamestown Colony, said that the colonists were killed en masse by Powhatan, a Native American leader.
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A HISTORY OF DISSENT Faneuil (pronounced FAN&apos-yul) Hall, completed in 1742, was a meeting place for colonists before and during the Revolution.
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Halo: Envoy is set six years after the war, where human colonists and Sangheili settlers live in an uneasy coexistence on the planet Carrow.
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This week we told you about how English colonists adapted a Native American gift of popcorn in 1630 to create the first puffed cereal.
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The tribal lands in southern Mozambique are plagued by war between those who are fighting the Portuguese colonists and those who side with them.
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What this lofty vision fails to appreciate, however, are the monumental—if not intractable—challenges awaiting colonists who want to permanently live on Mars.
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A possible solution is to radically modify human biology to make Martian colonists specially adapted to live, work, and procreate on the Red Planet.
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The Pequots of Connecticut numbered 8,000 when colonists first arrived in New England, and had already been diminished to 1500 by the first "Thanksgiving".
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The freedom that Indians have always enjoyed that the colonists took away is the freedom that I'm trying to expand in our constitution practice.
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The Raptor engines are also needed for the ITS's second stage, or rather, the spaceship section, to carry the cargo and colonists to Mars.
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As for the "wolf" description, the term originated from Native American tribes and early colonists to define a full moon that occurs in January.
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As God told Adam and Eve, and as John Smith reminded the starving colonists at Jamestown, those who do not work do not eat.
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Colonists will need a life-support system to create breathable air, a way to clean and recycle water, and a way to feed themselves.
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Native Americans were unable to defeat colonists who had this deadly advanced technology at their disposal (you could consider guns the original new gods).
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COAL HAS been king in Australia ever since British colonists first spotted the black stuff in coastal cliffs north of Sydney in the 1790s.
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The colonists reacted strongly to the writs, since the government's agents did not need any evidence the home or business owner possessed smuggled goods.
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Elon Musk unveiled his epic plan to shuttle thousands of colonists to Mars — and eventually beyond — in giant spaceships lifted by huge, reusable rockets.
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The combination of nuts and fruit with sugar was introduced to this part of Italy by Arab colonists in the 9th century, says Wright.
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Colonists on Mars in the film have been turned into freaky mutants because there wasn't adequate radiation shielding, and no one wants that, Musk.
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Out of all the films, this one definitely seems the most likely and poses the greatest danger to Musk and us would-be colonists.
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Soapwort probably arrived in North America with early colonists who made many uses of the plant; some quite surprising, considering it is mildly toxic.
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In Raleigh, the houses he surveyed were populated with bugs that originated in the Fertile Crescent and came to the Americas with European colonists.
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First, evangelical racial history, whether we're talking about its liberal or conservative branches, is also incomplete without recognition of colonists' encounters with indigenous nations.
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The first slave ship to reach Boston arrived in 1638, when colonists traded Native Americans who had been captured in battle for enslaved Africans.
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In other words, colonists' enlistment of Black people was not out of some moral mandate, but based on manpower needs to win the war.
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American colonists staked their claim to independence out of a refusal to be subject to the capricious and abusive whims of British customs agents.
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Set in 2048, the first season introduced us to the Robinsons, space colonists whose course was derailed and wound up on an unknown planet.
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After Ousamequin's death in 1660, the English and the Wampanoags constantly teetered on the edge of war because of the colonists' aggressive, underhanded expansion.
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You're part of the "seventh wave colonists," people brought over to a new continent to help, as the game puts it, tame the unknown.
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Historical examples include European colonists mounting the skulls of murdered indigenous peoples, or indigenous peoples using skulls in both burial rituals and as trophy displays.
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It's all a vastly scaled-up version of how presidents ordinarily celebrate July Fourth, the date American colonists officially served notice to Britain in 1776.
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The expedition members arrive and quickly realize that the colonists and the planet's life forms could easily kill them because they are outnumbered and unprepared.
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They also see the simpler technology of the colonists, such as stone tools, and can't imagine that other kinds of technology might be at work.
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Most of the crew members are married couples who are planning to start new families; their ship is carrying both adult colonists and frozen embryos.
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"It locks in the decisions made by colonists in the 19th century in both Africa and the Middle East," Mr Keating writes in "Invisible Countries".
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With a ship full of hundreds of colonists trapped in cryogenic storage, the character you create provides him with just the subject he's looking for.
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It's always struggled with its identity since French fur traders and British colonists moved in—it's name is a bastardization of Green Mountains in French.
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Image: NASA/GSFC/ASUBad news, would-be lunar colonists: that dusty, airless space rock you dream of escaping to is apparently swarming with deadly projectiles.
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It's a finding that could further our understanding of how life originated on Earth, and how colonists might be able to sustain themselves on Mars.
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It plainly states, for instance, that colonists took land from the Lenni Lenape, the Native American tribe then inhabiting the area of present-day Philadelphia.
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His plan to protect his fellow colonists was to weaken representative institutions and strengthen the royal hand, including the use of British troops as police.
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A century before Freek built his mill, Dutch colonists forced African-born slaves to turn the Gowanus marshes into farmland and dig the first millponds.
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In the late 18th century, Catherine the Great invited tens of thousands of colonists from Europe into newly conquered territories that she called New Russia.
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This economic dependence on West Indian slavery and the routine exploitation of Indian and African captives drew little comment from English colonists at the time.
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Tasmanian tigers preyed on kangaroos, wombats, and occasionally sheep and livestock, which brought them into conflict with British colonists who settled in Tasmania in 1803.
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A new online map is documenting the massacres of Indigenous Australians by European colonists in the frontier wars, shedding light on the country's bloody past.
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Maybe, but remember the concerns of those brave colonists who won us our freedom began as simple things: the price of stamps and tea, mainly.
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Still, Raymond said it would behoove the agency to listen to the farmers, whose expertise in this area may be invaluable to future Martian colonists.
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In the small inlet there, once known as Wallabout Bay, more than 11,500 American colonists died in appalling conditions while trapped aboard British prison ships.
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Spanish colonists drew on these to create irrigation canals that linked their five regional San Antonio Missions, which are collectively a Unesco World Heritage site.
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For them, the war of independence was above all a religious war, with Muslims on one side and Christian or nonbelieving colonists on the other.
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The colonists responded with the Boston Tea Party on December 2628, 28503, dumping more than 22020 crates of British East India tea into Boston harbor.
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Yet in making the argument against Britain's tyranny, one of the colonists' favorite rhetorical devices was to claim that they were the slaves — to Britain.
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Yet in making the argument against Britain's tyranny, one of the colonists' favorite rhetorical devices was to claim that they were the slaves — to Britain.
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The settlement, named for John Wolstenholme, a prominent company shareholder, was about nine miles downstream from Jamestown, where colonists had first landed 12 years before.
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"Lord of Light," Roger Zelazny On a distant planet, far in the future, earth colonists rule the world as the gods of the Hindu Pantheon.
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"The Germans are some of the people that live in the hollow Earth—the refugees from WWII—the Viking colonists from Greenland," Cluff told VICE.
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Others retort indignantly that the Islamic world's problems are the fault of its Western foes, from crusaders to European colonists, who bruised the collective Muslim psyche.
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The 2020 rover will also try to produce oxygen from Mars' carbon-dioxide atmosphere, which could establish an important precedent for the Red Planet's first colonists.
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Here's some helpful historical background for my fellow Americans: Her grandfather was King George III (you know, the tyrant colonists revolted against), who had 15 children.
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At the end of Semiosis, the colonists meet members of another civilization, which they call the Glassmakers, who seem to have broken down as a society.
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The colonists, for their part, recognize the expedition's advanced technology and weaponry, which could easily kill them all, but the technology isn't available for their use.
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Some people say that the colonists themselves are paying the Bolivian justice system to keep them in prison as a way to show, 'Okay, they're gone.
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While picking mint in the garden to brew tea for the dying woman, Emily sees the new shipment of Colonists arrive (in a schoolbus, no less).
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Oasis looks as though it's ready to jump in with its own take on that argument, laying out a compelling mystery: what's happening to the colonists?
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And it was only when Spanish colonists arrived in the region in the 1500s that these woven yarn charms got the name that's still used today.
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The planet, Pax, is habitable, but the first pods crash down, leaving the colonists at the mercy of the weather — as well as its sentient plants.
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THE FIRST great surge of foreign interest in Africa, dubbed the "scramble", was when 250th-century European colonists carved up the continent and seized Africans' land.
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Burke's colonists contend with hostile plant and animal life that could scrape them off the planet's surface, and their efforts to simply survive with meager resources.
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A new TV show on National Geographic, "MARS," will explore the ins and outs of realistically living on Mars, including where colonists will lay their heads.
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"The goal of SpaceX is really to build the transport system," said Musk, before suggesting that the Martian colonists themselves would do much of the building.
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If we're going to have colonists up there, they'll need to stay warm and keep the lights (among other things) on for the long lunar night.
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The war began in earnest, however, in August of the next year, when FLN terrorists massacred European colonists—men, women, and children—and native moderates alike.
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Encouragingly, she says the spectral results mean the water is "pretty darn clean" in terms of direct content, which is great news for prospective Martian colonists.
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How the first two lunar colonists end up faring is left to the imagination, although given the film's conclusion, one must imagine Friede and Helius happy.
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The capital, Bamako, had long been a small village on the Niger river until French colonists goaded it into focus with a bridge, trains and hotels.
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In Infinite Warfare's case, that fight is against the Settlement Defense Front, a group of unequivocally evil colonists that attack Earth early on in the story.
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The private space industry is poised to continue growing, from developers of space tourism and innovative satellite applications to moon developers, Mars colonists, and asteroid miners.
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No British statesman was more supportive of the colonists' cause than Edmund Burke, yet none was more eloquent in defense of the benefits of Britain's monarchy.
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The colonists we commemorate every year revolted and wrote the Declaration of Independence because they were controlled by a government in which they held no representation.
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In September, Musk unveiled his grand plan for Mars colonisation, detailing how colonists will be shipped off to the Red Planet in an Interplanetary Transport Ship.
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In the 70s and 80s, Castro committed troops to battlefields in Angola and Mozambique where, with the Portuguese colonists finally withdrawn, civil war had taken hold.
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It turns out that Americans and British people sounded exactly the same when the first colonists landed on these shores because, well, they were British people.
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Since the early days of settlement, the islands have offered an escape from the city — a place where colonists once went to ride horses or picnic.
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Chinese first began settling Taiwan in the early 1600s, and in 1683 the Qing put Chinese colonists and indigenous Taiwanese under two distinct kinds of administration.
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N.Y.C. Nature Among the rich natural resources that attracted humans to New York's harbor was a small migratory fish the colonists called the alewife or sawbelly.
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The colonists could not have picked a more inhospitable environment: erratic rainfall, a desert-like coast, dry riverbeds, mangrove swamps, and valleys sunk below sea level.
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The tale that left the deepest impression on me had to do with one of the hibernating colonists being accidentally revived, halfway to the Coyote system.
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When the colonists reach Coyote, our spaceman has already provided them with their very own instructive myths and fireside tales, strong enough to last for generations.
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The colonists keep away from there, except for ice harvesters pulling gloomy rotations, and hunters like myself who brave those wastes for fresh meat and sport.
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For colonists-turned-citizens like John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, the peaceful transfer of presidential power was welcome reassurance that they had achieved sustainable democracy through revolution.
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The indigenous people of Tanaru have been forced from their land and subjected to a series of brutal attacks by gunmen likely hired by colonists and ranchers.
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Something like a big bouncy castle for kids, but built to house astronauts and solar system colonists and tourists looking for an out-of-this-world vacation.
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More than 250 years ago, French colonists known as the Acadians built dikes between two provinces on Canada's east coast, transforming marshland in between them into farmland.
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And via our podcast Recode Replay, here is the full audio of Musk's appearance: He estimated that colonists could start arriving on the Red Planet by 2025.
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When I said before that The Colonists has a bit of play acting in it, I meant that the game really is about unit and building placement.
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The settlers of Founder's Bluff are depicted as white European colonists, while the witches are multiethnic, looking very much like residents of a modern melting-pot city.
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Meanwhile, the idea of witches existed in England long before colonists had settled in North America, so the character of witches was already baked into this narrative.
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The work is both a remarkable display of skill and a devastating representation of the alcoholism that has plagued Native communities since the arrival of European colonists.
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Indeed, despite the colonists' Revolutionary-era complaints about the British conflating military and political power, of the first 25 men to become president, 21 had military experience.
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Last week, Musk detailed his vision of sending huge passenger spaceships, filled with 100 colonists each, over to the Red Planet to start a self-sustaining colony.
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And once the colonists eventually get there, they'll still need food and supplies coming from Earth — plus plenty of replacement parts in case equipment breaks or malfunctions.
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Thankfully, Mars colonists will actually have to adhere to strict quarantine rules about Martian samples, to both prevent forward contamination (of Mars) and backwards contamination (of Earth).
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SpaceX also is looking to drop one of its Dragon capsules on the surface, a test that could lead to a much larger spacecraft carrying colonists there.
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Juan Bautiza and other Spanish colonists founded the Presidio of San Francisco and mission at the Golden Gate bay, which ultimately created the settlement of San Francisco.
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And so the colonists are being criticized in newspapers for this obvious duplicity by those who don't believe that they should break off from the British Empire.
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Why the British didn't revolt and why both their American colonists and their French rivals did is one question at the heart of Mike Rapport's fine study.
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It's Brazil — where slaves vastly outnumbered Portuguese colonists, and where today just over half the population identifies as black or pardo (that is, of mixed racial origin).
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Colonists, sickened by yellow fever and strains of malaria for which their bodies were not prepared, began to die at the rate of a dozen a day.
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In 1622, Indians, who had controlled the Tidewater area before the colonists arrived, attacked settlers in their homes and fields, leaving as many as 400 English dead.
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Cultural traditions overturned The strict Victorian-era laws brought in by British colonists often clashed with decades, or even centuries of complex local cultural attitudes to sexuality.
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The event will take place at the Old South Meeting House, a church in downtown Boston known as a gathering place for revolutionary colonists in the 1770s.
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Colonists on Mars are going to require massive amounts of water during transit to the Red Planet and once they arrive, for their own sustenance and farming.
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With tensions running high, the growing crowd of colonists, led by a black man named Crispus Attucks, surrounded the British troops, pelting them with snow and ice.
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Tanzanian activists, and at least one government official, want Germany to repatriate the skull of a chief who was killed after fighting German colonists in East Africa.
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Sheldon Whitehouse often recounts the story of how colonists waited till night fell, rowed out to the stranded Gaspee, shot the ship&aposs captain and burned the boat.
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"The British government remained willing to conceive of Native Americans as subjects of the crown, similar to colonists," Ethan Schmidt writes in Native Americans in the American Revolution.
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What is that dynamic like, given that they're meeting the established colonists, but also coming into contact with the native lifeforms on the planet for the first time?
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But there's also nods to both the original Alien and Aliens, with the colonists trapped both on a ship and in a new colony with a lethal monster.
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Good. In My Roanoke Nightmare, the Millers, who move to North Carolina and buy a mysterious old house, are haunted by the ghosts of the original Roanoke colonists.
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Burke starts her book with the first group of human colonists, and in the following chapters, jumps between successive generations of humans spanning over a century in time.
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According to The Old Farmer's Almanac, the full beaver moon gets its name from early colonists and Algonquin tribes who set beaver traps around this time of year.
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But if all goes well, NASA is already talking about the possibility of dropping similar units on Mars or the Moon to let future colonists live in space.
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The characters on this Meso-American artifact are currently untranslatable — lost to a history subjugated by the European colonists who conquered North America and decimated its Indigenous populations.
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Having established a base, suffered deadly sandstorms and found bacterial life, our scientist-colonists now must share the planet with new arrivals from a SpaceX-esque private corporation.
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A hundred colonists land on the planet to start work that will take generations, while there are some who will fight to preserve the planet as it is.
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The Mashpee Wampanoag, the Native American tribe who hosted the colonists for the first Thanksgiving, are still very involved in the state – especially in the month of November.
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Everything in the show was meant to be realistic, from the private space company that launches the rocket to the MOXIE device that provides air for the colonists.
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Like colonists of previous centuries, one or multiple rats arrived by way of the sea, scientists believe, clinging to floating foliage set adrift from the islands of Indonesia.
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Battles with the native Skraeling people and discord among the early colonists conspired to dishearten the Viking explorers and force them back to Greenland, where life made sense.
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For Mars colonists, the rocket would lift a spaceship with 40 cabins, and with two to three people per cabin, it would carry about 100 people per flight.
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Unlike the hot dog, which was introduced to the United States by German immigrants well after colonization, the meat pie arrived in Australia with the earliest British colonists.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Officials from the nation of Tanzania have joined an international movement demanding the return of skeletons stolen from Africa by German colonists.
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It was here that French colonists were unable to navigate ships up the Mekong to southwest China without building a small railroad across Don Khon and Don Det.
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The colonists brought with them a menagerie of new predators including two more species of rat, mice, cats, stoats, weasels and ferrets from Europe, and possums from Australia.
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Gabriel Gonzalez: "432 Park Avenue — A Splinter in the Sky" The New York skyline has undergone many changes in the 222 years since being settled by Dutch colonists.
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Mother always said that if I was ever alone and saw colonists, whether soldiers or civilians, I should run and hide, because they'd ruined many girls on Jeju.
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