So, a conquest for women is a conquest for the whole of humanity.
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To those who played Conquest, this year's World Championships (the last for Conquest) felt like a funeral procession.
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It took Hitler's conquest of Europe, near-conquest of Britain and, finally, Pearl Harbor to convince a majority of Americans that America First was a mistake.
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Carlisle Chang's "Red Queen of Mars for Conquest of Space" (1970) is a design for a costume in Stephen Lee Heung's performance, "Conquest of Space" (1970), presented during Carnival.
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The latest Leo conquest -- Irish TV personality Laura Whitmore.
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GEORGE HORSINGTONZug, Switzerland The Norman conquest was an economic catastrophe.
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Mozilla wants its newest internet conquest to be mixed reality.
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That was in Sicily after its conquest by the Normans.
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Its purpose was to outlaw aggressive war and territorial conquest.
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Trumpian masculinity was based on physical domination and sexual conquest.
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Our lunar exploration is a mixed pursuit of technological conquest...
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Will Asvadi succeed in his quest for global pizza conquest?
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Death isn't dignified in "Conquest," but it isn't terminal either.
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The author does frequently note the violence of American conquest.
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" Its name means "Front for the conquest of the Levant.
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But even if India had avoided this fate, the experiences of 19th-century China, Persia and Turkey all suggest that the only alternative to conquest by European troops was indirect conquest by European bankers.
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That's the guy with the determined scowl in this section of the family tree: Aegon I was the man who began the Targaryen dynasty through his conquest of the Seven Kingdoms, known as Aegon's Conquest.
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Mehel, who was instrumental in reviving traditional archery like this a decade ago, was watching over the fifth annual Conquest Cup, an archery competition that celebrates the anniversary of the conquest of Constantinople in 1453.
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It is also an instrument of persuasion and sometimes of conquest.
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North Vietnam's conquest of Saigon let it move on to Cambodia.
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This mission was shared with Conquest, the corresponding boys' youth group.
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The conquest was longer-lasting and more brutal in the north.
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"It is just perfect," Wu said of his conquest for Brazil.
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Source: Smithsonian LibrariesJohn L. Greenawald: American conquest–march and two step.
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It's an 18th Century antique that many think signifies racial conquest.
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Is it time to shift your focus to a new conquest?
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And this is where the conquest took a racially charged turn.
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Some people have suggested that she was a tool of conquest.
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Conquest Mo Money PURSE: $228,237,22015 guaranteed, with $900,000 to the winner.
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Former enemies now understood that trade profited them more than conquest.
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Best actor nominations: "Conquest" (1937), "Algiers" (1938), "Gaslight" (1944), "Fanny" (1961)
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Social Conquest of Earth repeat themes and arguments, and the habit gets
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French writers praised their country's achievements as the "intellectual conquest" of Egypt.
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Migration, conquest and isolation had also left their traces in living populations.
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Balancing this conquest of the elements, however, came loss of social control.
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"It wasn't just this conquest, alpha male, kind of thing," she says.
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Conquest often leaves "substrate" influences on the language of those taking charge.
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The problem is that conservatives are not striving for balance, but conquest.
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Deirdre is the only conquest who doesn't instantly melt under Philip's charm.
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But this reflects conquest, not contrition: critics have been cowed into silence.
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The so-called conquest was waged with the sword and the cross.
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The past decade has been a slow-motion Republican conquest of Wisconsin.
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" It was not to "fulfill any ambitions that America had for conquest.
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For the first half, at least, this is a tale of conquest.
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Israel's conquest of seawater desalination is being hailed as an international success.
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It isn't glorious conquest or love that accords immortality to the honorable.
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"It was conquest, our day has come," he said of their reaction.
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Many scientists considered them a snapshot of the early conquest of land.
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Since World War II, conquest has almost come to a full stop.
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It has a Viking theme and riders sail out on a conquest.
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William won, reinforcing and entrenching the conquest of Ireland by the English.
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Spencer revered the genocidal impulse of colonization — the eliminativists force of conquest.
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Nonfiction CALDERThe Conquest of Time: The Early Years, 1898-1940By Jed PerlIllustrated.
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As early as 1994, when he was campaigning to be mayor of Istanbul, his party portrayed his ascent as "the second conquest of Istanbul," one that portended a triumph not unlike Fatih Sultan Mehmet's first conquest in 1453.
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Teopanzolco pyramid was built sometime between 1200 and the Spanish conquest in 1521.
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Battlefield shines around big team modes like Conquest, Rush and the new Operations.
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He recently attended a mass rally celebrating the conquest of Constantinople in 22010.
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Despite this initial damage, however, the conquest ended up helping the English economy.
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Emoji have conquered the world, no doubt, but what happens after the conquest?
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Despite the initial bloodshed, the Norman conquest demonstrates the benefits of European integration.
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Therefore radical groups should seek glory and conquest in the month of Ramadan.
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Sparta preserved its regional dominance more by restraint than by hunger for conquest.
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Nor will conquest resolve the underlying conditions that originally fueled the extremist insurgency.
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Islam has grown historically largely through military conquest and its own population growth.
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She said a "sense of guilt for the conquest" was partly to blame.
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Despite the cataclysm of conquest, that world, and its art, never entirely vanished.
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After the Spanish conquest of the Incas, the remote site was largely abandoned.
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"For the basic research, it was the conquest of mouse genetics," he says.
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When the U.S. withdrew from Vietnam, South Vietnam quickly weakened, enabling easy conquest.
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The legacies of conquest, however, continue, and Indian communities still endure beleaguering disparities.
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Slavery, conquest, misogyny, child slaughter — these all receive divine sanction in the Bible.
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" But although the name is sometimes translated this way, the much more common translation is "the all-powerful warrior who, because of his endurance and inflexible will to win, shall go from conquest to conquest, leaving fire in his wake.
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As with Tamburlaine's, though, there is a hollowness at the heart of Murdoch's conquest.
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As Rome's borders expanded through war, color accentuated the barbarian, and highlighted their conquest.
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Nkanga illuminates the long shadow cast by conquest and colonialism, and their ongoing legacies.
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Why wasn't I being lauded like the others who had recounted a sexual "conquest"?
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The American conquest of the Japanese island of Iwo Jima was a fine example.
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It will be followed by the "real conquest of Venezuela", on October 26th-28th.
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Even today, conquest by the French is still a touchy subject in some circles.
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This makes it possible to perform a before-and-after analysis of the conquest.
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There were wars of conquest in southern Africa before Dutch settlers arrived in 1652.
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Either way, they show that Silicon Valley has found its next conquest: women's ovaries.
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Women, by contrast, he sees not as rivals but as objects of sexual conquest.
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Origins takes players to Ptolemaic Egypt right before the Roman conquest around 30 BCE.
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And with its weapons and strategies now battle-tested, it turned elsewhere for conquest.
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That culture was formed in the forge of imperial wars for survival and conquest.
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First: "David Attenborough's Conquest of the Skies," which chronicles the evolution of flying animals.
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The true conquest of a country is more than just invading its land borders.
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Surveying the landscape, the brothers had decided that the city was ripe for conquest.
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That, along with the Austrian conquest of Venice in 1798, stopped all Carnival celebrations.
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Those legacies were born of a tortuous story of colonial conquest and forced assimilation.
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I thought of women as tick marks on my conquest list, not as people.
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But the real danger with Trump's conquest of the DOJ is prospective, not retrospective.
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"This theme and my libretto are yours by right of conquest," the librettist wrote.
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The Fateh-2202 is part of Iran's larger Fateh or "conquest" class of SRBMs.
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The most dramatic conquest by mosquitoes came when old diseases encountered a new continent.
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The Army of Conquest, a Syrian jihadist group, reportedly claimed responsibility for the murder.
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American environmentalism has worked hard to exorcise eugenics and colonial conquest from its movements.
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And to his critics, the Franciscan friar represents Europe's imperial conquest of native peoples.
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This project challenges the sentimentality and conquest of space, but it's not without romanticism.
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It's the place the Targaryens plotted the conquest of the rest of the continent.
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Buzz Aldrin, famous for going to space, is taking on a new conquest: the Olympics.
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Maps are tools for structuring, containing and crystallizing space, the tool of conquest and empire.
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In the Soviet Union nuclear energy represented technological progress and the human conquest of nature.
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They also resent much earlier waves of Muslim conquest and seek to expunge their legacy.
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For Somatic Narcissists, the body was ultimate validation, and ceaseless conquest was its own reward.
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She imagined it as a symbol of America's renunciation of conquest, empire, and pompous aristocracy.
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He eventually obtains the conquest he's long desired, but can glean no pleasure from it.
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Because we never learned that real masculinity is grounded in empathy and not sexual conquest.
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This was a significant conquest for the industrious Hill, whose article posted at 7 a.m.
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He renamed the group the Levant Conquest Front, but announced no changes in its ideology.
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Leaked internal documents from China's military candidly reveal their plans for military advancement and conquest.
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Its latest conquest attempt is the video game streaming business ruled by Twitch and YouTube.
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" When pressed further, Conquest just gave a slow sigh: "That word will always be used.
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The EMP attack creates conditions for North Korea's conquest of South Korea that are ideal.
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The conquest of Grenada, as I think of it, was an incredible triumph [for Reagan].
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Questions of conquest, forced removal, and the current border crisis are always on his mind.
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TODAY, THE COUNTRY is still battling the memory of the humiliations reaped by British conquest.
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But on his table, food was also history, telling stories of migrations, adaptation and conquest.
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The right of conquest did not depend on whether the conqueror was in the right.
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Some of the ex votos date from at least 150 B.C. — before the Roman conquest.
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I'm not making any great claims for Neon itself as the bringer of the conquest.
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AND OVER TIME, THERE'S A PROBLEM THAT WARREN BUFFETT HAS ACTUALLY CALLED CONQUEST BY PURCHASE.
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In an African context, the notion of the "tribe" also reeks of conquest and xenophobia.
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As a result, the stakes seem higher and policymaking takes a backseat to tribal conquest.
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Some of the biggest shifts occurred through government endorsements of certain religions and, occasionally, conquest.
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Predating Christianity and Islam, Zoroastrianism was the dominant religion in Persia before the Arab conquest.
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Her body is too voluptuous (read: sexual) to fulfill men's fantasies of sexual conquest and prowess.
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Elixir replenishes over time, which you use to play troops that'll march ahead and hopefully conquest.
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His tie-up with Amiri's "Conquest Alliance" broadens his base within Iraq's majority Shi'ite Arab community.
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But, while the blood and guts were horrifying, the conquest also did a lot of good.
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Today's nationalists, whether in Russia, Turkey, Italy or China, so far refrain from advocating global conquest.
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It&aposs not quite the Norman conquest , but another invasion is worrying locals in West Wales.
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The first is that conquest by the French is still a touchy subject in some circles.
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Spain refused to apologise, saying the conquest "cannot be judged in the light of contemporary considerations".
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Still, this mode was all about conquest and rush — capturing flags, or destroying objectives in sequence.
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These groups' most notable attack was their bloody conquest of the town of Marawi in 2017.
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In 1920, in the Miracle of Vistula, Poland stopped the Soviet army bent on European conquest.
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A man obsessed with a woman stalks, seduces, and eventually murders in a twisted romantic conquest.
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Colonialists would go hand-in-hand with botanists and astronomers in their conquest of the globe.
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Yet, you might have forgotten just how Olenna will play into Daeny's upcoming conquest of Westeros.
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From then on, territory seized by conquest in a war of aggression wasn't exempt from reparations.
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Where others treat sex as conquest, he plays the part of the dutiful full-service lover.
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Petty was tasked with surveying the land Oliver Cromwell had confiscated in his conquest of Ireland.
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Northern-central Vietnam is dotted with clusters of small, Catholic communities, a hangover from France's conquest.
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" "Fire and Blood" starts with Aegon Targaryen's Conquest, an event alluded to throughout "Game of Thrones.
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So it seemed logical to call on God when establishing a holiday celebrating that conquest, too.
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During my time in the Galactic Conquest mode, I was continually dominated by better geared players.
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The format for this week's event is 4 deck, best-of-5 Conquest with a ban.
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Conquest and all that proceeded pretty slowly because you could simply hold up in your castle.
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That's the pre-modern form of conquest and expansion; biracial powers that can speak both languages.
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Nine people were killed during the demonstrations, which marked the anniversary of the conquest of Arakan.
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"This new headquarters is merely a stop on their road to global conquest," Mr. Hall said.
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The museum collections within these universities pay tribute to the Western history of conquest and colonization.
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Northern-central Vietnam is dotted with clusters of small, Catholic communities, a hangover from France's conquest.
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Like English, Spanish spread around the world centuries ago through conquest, sometimes wiping out indigenous languages.
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"This to me isn't about guns, per se," said Representative Chip Conquest, a gun-rights advocate.
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One of the consequences of European conquest has been the dismissal of indigenous botany and agriculture.
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All of the Aztec books were burned in 1521 during the Spanish conquest of Mexico City.
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"Decades of struggles, murders, harassment, and jailings are the precedent for this historic conquest," he tweeted.
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Throughout the first and second centuries, Rome's borders expanded ever eastward, mostly through military campaigns and conquest.
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Many of the world's richest and most renowned museums are filled with artifacts seized during colonial conquest.
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She found it particularly amusing that Trump was describing a failed conquest, instead of his usual braggadocio.
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Billboard reports that a few factors could have led to Lavigne's conquest of this particular ranking. E!
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Medical historians who focus on the conquest of dire diseases serve up narratives of progress and triumph.
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With the Arab conquest of Egypt and the arrival of Islam came the religious prohibition against drinking.
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On one side was a class of "superwealthy Romans", enriched by military conquest and growing financial sophistication.
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By the time the international community figured it out, Russia's conquest of Crimea was a fait accompli.
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QIN SHIHUANG was the emperor who first unified China, through bloody conquest more than two millennia ago.
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Every match is a best-of-five Conquest format, which is explained in detail in this video.
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In each version of the game, called Birthright and Conquest, you side with one of those families.
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This is, in part, because the ban on conquest has allowed small states to maintain their sovereignty.
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Kate Hudson's 8-year-old son was stoked to show off his latest conquest — a lost tooth!
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It was about travel, exploration and a sort of restless, joyful hedonism in culinary conquest and conversation.
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Transmitting something of the searing intensity of this conquest of the psyche, excerpts of ¡Que viva México!
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He also has repeatedly called this settlement a "colony," a term explicitly associated with conquest and violence.
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The country's last major soccer conquest was in 2006, when Portugal finished fourth in the World Cup.
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Sometimes one or two would disappear down the trails, returning later with smiles and tales of conquest.
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Because war was now illegal, except in cases of self-defense, states lost the right of conquest.
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The Crown's wealth has historically flowed from inherited properties acquired through centuries of conquest, forfeiture, and purchases.
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As president, Lincoln's administration carried out this platform, enacting policies of indigenous conquest during the Civil War.
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It has died over the millennia with the empires that flourished under despots, then faded under conquest.
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For much of the United States' history, national frontiers were fluid, expanding through territorial conquest and purchases.
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The Tyrells and Baratheons didn't become Great Houses until Aegon's Conquest, so they won't be around either.
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The castle fell into disrepair after the conquest and suffered much damage during the earthquake of 1755.
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The Islamic conquest of the Indian mainland began in the 11th century and continued until the 18th.
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This was not a time of cultural exchange so much as one of conquest, exploitation and expansion.
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That moment of claimed conquest is commemorated on the pediment of the monument in bronze bas-relief.
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Sicily: Culture and Conquest continues at the British Museum (Great Russell Street, London, UK) through August 14.
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Later, in the year 630, Mohammed led the conquest of Mecca during Ramadan, according to The New Arab.
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Its conquest deserves the best of all mankind, and its opportunity for peaceful cooperation many never come again.
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Having won their most important conquest—the human mind—the machines may never need to revolt at all.
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Dragonstone has featured heavily in Dany's conquest of Westeros and her love story with Jon Snow (Kit Harington).
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Chaim: I'm right there with you on seeing Aegon's Conquest, just because the entire thing is so fascinating.
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He has not organized for conquest or to gain spoils or to enslave those who have injured him.
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One project Thud eventually envisioned was to create an entire museum wing imagining Britain's imperialist conquest of Heaven.
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He points out that no English cathedral retains any masonry above ground which dates from before the conquest.
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A second "décor," titled "A Conquest by Marcel Broodthaers," from 1975, brings the show to a startling conclusion.
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In fact, when you look at TV shows like Game of Thrones, conquest is established in that way.
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Following the session, the two largest electoral blocs, the Conquest Coalition and Sairoun, called on Abadi to resign.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - "The spirit of conquest and the spirit of commerce are mutually exclusive in a nation".
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Countless wars of conquest and intrigue have waged over the centuries by kings challenged by other strong men.
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During this time, the logic of migration changed as it was dissociated from the conquest of the lands.
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After the conquest of African decentralized and centralized states, the European powers set about establishing colonial state systems.
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"They're ripping apart the notion that indigenous people were exterminated during the Conquest of the Desert," she added.
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Claire's final conquest seems less about true love than it is a victory over performative time and space.
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In place of conquest, they summoned catastrophe; in place of science, the uncanny; in place of heroism, horror.
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I'm actually currently on the trail of a lost shipload of gold from Francisco Pizarro's conquest of Peru.
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The other four, including "Prodigal Son" are copies that represent works looted during the French conquest of Spain.
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Men had been fantasizing about the "conquest of space" since before H. G. Wells, as Carson well knew.
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In the long run, the conquest of its enemies only brought about more problems for the Suldlom Collective.
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Let's honor the rich legacy and achievements of Native Americans and discard the unsavory celebration of imperial conquest.
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Celebrations of the Spanish conquest were all around me when I was a kid in northern New Mexico.
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The first episode, which airs Sunday on PBS, pedals back to 1858 and the French conquest of Indochina.
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In recent years, the tech industry's largest powers set their sights on a new target for digital conquest.
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America's Asia-Pacific hegemony has been constructed via coercion: conquest, colonization, occupation and more subtle forms of imperialism.
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But it is difficult to imagine Bernie Sanders ever becoming an earl or commanding a conquest of Ethiopia.
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Henry was the first king since the Norman Conquest to make English the official language of the state.
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News Analysis The Moche people lived on Peru's north coast long before the Spanish conquest of the Americas.
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But, for the most part, we encouraged him in his conquest because it made the seniors feel aggrieved.
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In fact, Trump is an ardent militarist, who has been proposing actual colonial wars of conquest for years.
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One shows Daenerys addressing her army after their conquest, and the other reveals Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) looking rather forlorn.
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Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey) had an entire scorpion made in preparation for Daenerys Targaryen's (Emilia Clarke) conquest of Westeros.
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He asked forgiveness for the Church, for "crimes committed against native peoples during the so-called conquest of America".
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We care about Niecy's baby daddy drama and Mary Jane's latest conquest, but we also care about police brutality.
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As a language spreads, more foreigners come to learn it as adults (thanks to conquest and trade, for example).
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Continuing its conquest of modernity, Facebook now assumes I want to find my soul mate within its janky corridors.
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The aliens attack the assembled humans and begin a conquest of the planet, only to succumb to human diseases.
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It was a more effective check on military conquest, but outside of that I found loyalty easy to ignore.
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The Targaryen family ruled a united Westeros for hundreds of years, having seized the place by conquest with dragons.
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They would then tally their conquests, with victors in the conquest passing around a ceremonial mask, according to prosecutors.
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In general, however, battles for hearts and minds are won by grinding attrition more often than by rapid conquest.
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Their material can veer into misogynistic territory, reducing women to little more than props for raps about sexual conquest.
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"I imagine if you're teaching the Roman conquest of Gaul, you would talk about Julius Caesar," Mr. Lussault said.
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We assume that American dominance is not just related to the post-World War II conquest, but is eternal.
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That economic boom ground to a halt in 2014 when ISIS began its brutal conquest of Iraq and Syria.
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In this, he has intuited the history of America's so-called conquest, but emptied the contemporary of Indigenous life.
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When we first see Don Giovanni, the pathological womanizer is mid-conquest, attempting to force himself on Donna Anna.
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Often depicted as the spirit of California, the warrior queen epitomizes the state's idyllic nature before the European conquest.
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A firestorm ensued, triggering a fierce debate in New Mexico at the time over symbols of the Spanish conquest.
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Mr. Trump condemned "radical Islamic terrorism" and the "evil men bent on terror and conquest" who seized Flight 93.
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From colonial conquest through apartheid, white colonizers seized African lands and forced the majority black population into segregated townships.
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Dr. Salk's conquest of this crippling and often deadly disease made him revered even beyond his death in 1995.
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Russia and China certainly are trying to change the international order, but they generally seek influence without military conquest.
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So if your private language views women as a conquest, you can't expect your actions to look dramatically different.
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Later, Johnny, desperate to reset the mood—and, eventually, to carry out his conquest—calls the late-night d.j.
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The exhibition then recounts the arrival of the first Jews to England, soon after the Norman Conquest in 1066.
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What happens when a massive armored train launches artillery shells into the winning team on a Battlefield conquest map?
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This period, which lasted around two years, was so pivotal to Westerosi history that it became the equivalent of the historical divide between B.C. and A.D. in our own time, with years before the conquest tracked in reverse chronological order, and years after the conquest counted as "1 A.C., 2 A.C.," et cetera.
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They protected this identity even after the Roman conquest, keeping pagan customs and links to Celts in the British Isles.
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"Campsites are in essence nests made by human beings," the biologist E.O. Wilson writes in The Social Conquest of Earth.
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Though the woman has the upper hand in terms of age, she is often a conquest for the virile dude.
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Three years later, after releasing Mercenaries 2, The Lord of the Rings: Conquest , and The Saboteur, Pandemic itself shut down.
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Then there's Armstrong's purchase of The Huffington Post, which now seems like just a prelude to his conquest of Yahoo.
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We constantly hear about Aegon Targaryen's original conquest of the continent, but does anybody really ever explain when that happened?
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For a certain type of traveler, hitting up every monument on the UNESCO World Heritage List is their ultimate conquest.
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Real GDP growth in 1086-1003 was probably two to three times what it was in the pre-conquest period.
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"He was talking about a young girl who was in trouble and making lewd, sexual conquest-y remarks," she says.
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When Webvan emerged in the spring of 1999, pundits talked about grocery as the next great conquest for online sales.
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It is a life scented with ginger and garlic, cardamom and basil, which spans emperors, revolutions, invasion, conquest and liberation.
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The fierce beast looks to be back in fine health and ready to aide its mother in her planned conquest.
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"We talk about the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros; there were seven kingdoms at the time of Aegon's Conquest," Martin said.
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Ours is a nation, nearly singular in history, founded on a set of values and rights, not bloodlines and conquest.
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For examples of less kind treatment, just look to the history of the Spanish and Portuguese conquest of South America.
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Conquest pointed out that it wasn't a question of "a cause which had plainly failed": It could never have succeeded.
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"The conquest means going beyond the walls that the West thought were impervious," Mr. Erdogan said as the crowd roared.
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However, his voyages were not ones of conquest, differing from the West's years later, but ones of tribute and encounter.
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Trumpism represents the conquest of the still relatively staid world of politics by tabloid seaminess and the reality-television carnival.
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"There was a lot of talk and presumably a lot of action about sexual conquest with girls," Mr. Barbot said.
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Where the rest of us see reckless infidelity, he sees a buxom conquest that lesser Lotharios can only dream about.
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And on May 3, 1912, Méliès released À la conquête du pôle (which translates to The Conquest of the Pole).
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NEW CHALLENGERS: Conquest Mo Money, beaten by Classic Empire by half a length in Arkansas, tops the field of newcomers.
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The conventional values like dominance, aggression, wealth, athleticism, sexual conquest — and, particularly, emotional suppression — came roaring back to the fore.
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China, traditionally, is neither a nation-state nor a colonial empire, even though it currently includes areas of imperial conquest.
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Their short-term presidential hopes have been essentially extinguished by Donald Trump's conquest of both the Republican Party and Clinton.
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In his writings, he describes an ongoing "invasion" of France by immigrants bent on "conquest" of its white, European population.
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"In the face of this spirit of defeat, I am for the spirit of conquest, because France has always succeeded."
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At the start of the robber fly's conquest, it sits on a perch and scans the sky for passing prey.
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Or if you wanted to stay with the theme of conquest, why not an image of a white pioneer woman?
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Islam similarly spread through the conquest of much of the Middle East and northern Africa by Mohammed and his followers.
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The first comprehensive biography of the artist, Calder: The Conquest of Time: The Early Years: 1898–1940 (Knopf, 2017) written by art critic Jed Perl, provides a helpful narrative map (and will soon be followed by a second and final biographical volume, Calder: The Conquest of Space: The Later Years: 1940-1976 in 2020).
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Great inspirations have been classics like Antonia Fraser ("Cromwell"); Simon Schama ("Citizens"), Robert Caro (Lyndon B. Johnson); Robert K. Massie ("Peter the Great"); Hugh Thomas ("Conquest: Cortes, Montezuma, and the Fall of Old Mexico"); Duff Cooper ("Talleyrand"); John Hemming ("The Conquest of the Incas"); Doris Kearns Goodwin ("Team of Rivals"); Jean Lacouture ("De Gaulle").
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Water is bad To rewind a bit, before Aegon's conquest, Westeros was actually seven separate kingdoms ruled by seven separate kings.
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As previously mentioned, the human invaders wiped out most of the weirwoods thousands of years ago during their conquest of Westeros.
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What followed was a series of lightning conquest in Iraq and Syria that brought ISIS to the attention of the world.
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There was a widespread fear that Canada could be used as a launching pad for the English re-conquest of America.
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It's an uneasy coexistence for countries whose intertwined histories of colonization, conquest and racism over the centuries have left deep wounds.
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"Rise Up is an alternative to many mainstream board games that feature themes of conquest, exploitation and warfare," the creators say.
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As supposedly temporary occupation becomes permanent conquest, Israel's rule over the West Bank starts to bear comparison to South African apartheid.
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Mosul was Islamic State's most significant conquest in Iraq, part of what it called a "caliphate" that stretched into neighboring Syria.
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Imamoglu prayed there after his win in March, and its origins date back to the Ottoman conquest of Istanbul in 1453.
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A singular political philosophy would rise and dominate America — through military conquest — and it would bring us from then to now.
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Ptolemaic rule spanned about three centuries until the Roman conquest in 30 BC. Reporting by Aidan Lewis; Editing by Jan Harvey
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The conquest of nature by a new Soviet man was part of the mythology; the town symbol of Pripyat was Prometheus.
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He contributed to the conquest of inflation by removing some fuel subsidies and limiting increases in the minimum prices for crops.
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Her most recent book is "City of Inmates: Conquest, Rebellion and the Rise of Human Caging in Los Angeles, 1771–1965".
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Back then, Persian King Xerxes could not contemplate the conquest of Athens until he had first secured a decisive military victory.
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To assume that they would, they added, would be a "naive projection" of a human tendency to equate expansion with conquest.
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My America isn't an empire or a rebellion, but an ideal; it's not a conquest, nor a liberation, but a commitment.
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The recent push to exploit and extract value from Native land is predictable — Indigenous nations have always been targets of conquest.
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Created around 1070, the Bayeux Tapestry is one of the most famous representations of the Norman conquest over England in 1066.
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As the nation gradually dropped the religious dimension, it also removed the barrier to the conquest of nature and global resources.
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The final scene of "Conquest" takes the wholesale carnage of Act V of "Hamlet" and multiplies it to the nth degree.
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He has remained popular by dominating the media, sidelining rivals and stirring up nationalism through actions like the conquest of Crimea.
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However, when the president uses "invasion" to describe migration, he is evoking a violent, foreign military conquest — nothing close to reality.
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Having just read "Mein Kampf," Sir Horace Rumbold correctly saw the book as Hitler's master plan for the conquest of Europe.
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"Our goal is not the conquest of Iraq, it is the liberation of Kuwait," Mr. Bush said in a televised address.
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While some in New Mexico admire the conquistador in ballads and pageantry, others are re-examining the brutality of Oñate's conquest.
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The practice of establishing Crown lands — or land belonging to the monarch — dates all the way back to the Norman conquest.
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Yet Barzani could not have predicted the emergence of ISIS and its bloodthirsty conquest of vast swaths of Iraq and Syria.
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Called "Conquest," it involved more than 2212 volunteers crawling through the city, from a playground in Greenwich Village to Union Square.
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It's impossible to listen to this—or many other Sublime Frequencies releases—and not think about legacies of strife and conquest.
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Amelia Earhart was known for her conquest of the skies, but in this case, her exploits will be portrayed on water.
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He took what was not his, robbed it of all its virtue -- and then presumably moved on to his next conquest.
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In Jed Perl's biography, "Calder: The Conquest of Time: The Early Years, 1898-1940," the artist makes a similarly paradoxical impression.
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His flow wears its debt to Nas on its sleeve, matching the percussiveness of Mr. Dave's patterns as he vows conquest.
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Ptolemaic rule spanned about three centuries until the Roman conquest in 30 BC. Reporting by Aidan Lewis; Editing by Jan Harvey
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By focusing on a ubiquitous and overlooked facet of language,"Ñ" tells the story of Spanish conquest of the New World.
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"Portrait" is about this, a young man's soul, and what makes Joyce's novel so magical, what makes it essentially literary, is that his conquest of what belongs to the individual alone — what is special, and to Joyce's mind unique about Stephen Dedalus — is also a conquest of what belongs, and is unique, to each of us.
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The AIs aren't learning the general concept of "conquest" and "killing" — just learning what actions increase their odds of winning the games.
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Key rating drivers and rating sensitivities are further discussed in the corresponding new issue report entitled "Conquest 2016-2 Trust", published today.
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And so he will continue to run the gauntlet, not toward a specific end, but the infinite possibilities further conquest will provide.
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"[F]rom the Englishman's point of view, the Norman conquest was a catastrophe," argued Rex Welldon Finn of Cambridge University in 1971.
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It had been enjoying a run of success that reminded people of Leicester City's unlikely conquest of England's Premier League last season.
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Several decades after the conquest, chroniclers detailed the burial rites of three Aztec kings, all brothers who ruled from 1469 to 1502.
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But as societies grow, and especially as they absorb ethnically and culturally diverse groups through conquest, a different policing mechanism is needed.
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The only place humans have (probably) never banged in is space, which, to some, makes it the final frontier of sexual conquest.
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But as we learn in the film, she was passed over once her ambition for conquest outstretched Odin's own thirst for power.
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IS's more indiscriminate actions are easier to understand for recruits who seek "visceral violence, death, conquest and sectarian unrest", says Mr Heller.
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Sit down at a Cairo café and the waiter might greet you as basha, borrowed from Turkish pasha and the Ottoman conquest.
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Visiting Bolivia in 2015, Pope Francis himself asked for forgiveness "for crimes committed against the native peoples during the so-called conquest".
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After the Norman Conquest, the sheriff's role shifted to become a kind of investigator, lesser judge and jailer for those awaiting trial.
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That says a lot about how rare Crimea-style wars of conquest are today, and how seriously the international community takes them.
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But at the same time, it is difficult for them to conquest these customers that have an opinion based on older data.
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Widely used before the Spanish Conquest, they were almost all completely destroyed by the conquistadors, who replaced them with European numerical systems.
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"Tyrion plans the conquest of Westeros" is probably the most exciting of these details, and definitely a spin-off series we'd watch.
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The school said in 2015 that it never condoned sexual misconduct and that any game of sexual conquest was grounds for expulsion.
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The first stage in Centineo's conquest of the internet's collective heart was to create a certain slippage between himself and Peter Kavinsky.
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It was a heavy-handed response to gross inequality in landholding and near-servile labour relations that stemmed from the Spanish conquest.
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Expelled after the Christian re-conquest of the Iberian peninsula, they found sanctuary in the city, then part of the Ottoman Empire.
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For several minutes, he digressed into colonial history, speaking about the conquest of the Americas and the slaughter of the native peoples.
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Many productions employ imagery of sailors, military conquest and retribution but keep the focus on Wagner's exploration of love, desire and death.
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The claims of bigger, more powerful countries over Akwesasne land is simply the latest phase in a history of violent territorial conquest.
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Donald Trump's conquest of the Republican Party has placed the civic health of the country under enormous strain in many obvious ways.
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During Rush, the other mode available, the issue of the tanks was even more prevalent—having played both, I definitely preferred Conquest.
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There's battle, conquest, siblings turning on each other and murdering each other — it's better than "Game of Thrones," and it's all true.
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Now as Harrington sets for his 23rd consecutive Irish Open, which begins Thursday at Ballyliffin Golf Club, his double conquest commands attention.
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But while it may have been a moment of cross-cultural fellowship, it was an outlier in a bloody history of conquest.
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In Stellaris, however, whether through conquest, migration, or colonization, more and more species and views will settle within your borders over time.
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When the ruler of Emmer decides to feed the Immanents of every other nation to his own, conquest isn't the greatest danger.
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Mr. López Obrador said in his letter to King Philip VI that he was not requesting reparations; the conquest cannot be repaired.
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One of the film's many self-reflexive sequences sees Étienne explaining his artistic inadequacies to his roommate and conquest, Valentina (Jenna Thiam).
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THE FALL OF WISCONSIN The Conservative Conquest of a Progressive Bastion and the Future of American Politics By Dan Kaufman 319 pp.
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The dye was used in pre-Hispanic illustrated codices and in the codices produced around the time of the 1521 Spanish Conquest.
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The religious rights of the larger American public are collateral damage in a war of conquest aimed squarely at the public coffers.
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He resolves to reunite with his brother by trudging across the continent, shoes against the current of westward migration and continental conquest.
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What we remember is not only a story of our triumph and conquest, but the vulnerability and isolation that preceded the war.
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I asked the woman with whom I saw the play if she thought Wheeler would make a conquest of this last character.
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Before the Spanish conquest, it was the heart of Incan empire and its walls were said to have been lined in gold.
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She later shows up at the museum and confronts him about the one-night stand: Was she just another conquest to him?
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Unlike the ladies of "Sex and the City," she doesn't see brunch as an excuse to dish on her latest sexual conquest.
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Before the American conquest of Arizona in the 113s, the O'odham homeland encompassed Organ Pipe as well as much of southern Arizona.
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Expelled after the Christian re-conquest of the Iberian peninsula, Jews found sanctuary in the town, then part of the Ottoman Empire.
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The words "drain the swamp" echoed through many a convention center during Donald Trump's conquest for the highest office in the land.
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Consequently, when the Dornish chose to resist Aegon's conquest via what amounts to a strategy of guerrilla warfare, they were largely successful.
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Kim is hardly so irrational as to seek the conquest of South Korea at the expense of the destruction of the North.
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Trilobites The islands' pioneers likely arrived centuries before European conquest, as part of a large-scale movement of people from North Africa.
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This dense record shows that Iberia's genetic profile changed markedly in response to major events in history, such as the Roman conquest.
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