A campaign to clean up "low-end population" has evicted migrant workers from Beijing, and a campaign against dissent has evicted the most outspoken intellectuals from online debate.
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The tenants — the artists and filmmakers — were evicted.
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No one should be evicted during this period -- period.
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If — or when — am I going to get evicted?
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And just this week, a judge evicted the unemployed millennial.
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I read more of Evicted will I'm on the bus.
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They evicted everyone from Emancipation Park by a police line.
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He would disappear with money; we got evicted a lot.
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There's no money for rent, and soon they'll be evicted.
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These are the people who are being evicted from Beijing.
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American fringe, Matthew Desmond's Evicted shows the reality of a
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Time and again in Evicted we see the bonds of
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Daughters, freshly evicted with their children, move into the equally
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In New York City, 603 households are evicted a day.
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About 1,200 families were evicted in Indore, according to NAPM.
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It actually took us a year to get her evicted.
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Eventually we got kicked off the island, we got evicted.
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Talavera was eventually evicted after 65 days in the house.
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They get evicted, lose a job, a parent gets incarcerated.
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The main intervention in Evicted is the emphasis on housing.
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Then she learned she was being evicted from her apartment.
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Evicted"; It ends in Oakland, with these words: "No catastrophe.
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Not until last August were they finally evicted by force.
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"Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American" by Matthew Desmond
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The mothers and their children were evicted from the home.
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Their stories are similar: I am about to be evicted.
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Aaron's landlord evicted him for smoking, bothering neighbors and panhandling.
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It was not Adik who would be evicted that day.
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While he was held captive, his family had been evicted.
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And then a couple of years later, they got evicted.
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After a histrionic confrontation, Pablo is evicted from the house.
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Trans people are evicted because -- and especially when -- they transition.
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At its heart, Evicted is a story of economic exploitation.
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When he was evicted from a home in Phenix City, Ala.
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What makes "Evicted" so eye-opening and original is its emphasis.
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Evicted residents sometimes complain of collusion between local officials and developers.
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As rents rise, lifelong residents are evicted and forced to leave.
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MICHAEL ROTONDO, EVICTED FROM PARENTS HOUSE: I&aposm at a restaurant.
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So now evicted, he worried about what&aposs best for him.
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Hughes and Chism were reportedly evicted from the home last Tuesday.
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Migration. Evicted takes a bold first step in describing various aspects
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But Todd's barking irritates their neighbors; eventually, the Chesters are evicted.
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I was evicted at 13yrs old and completely broke by 23.
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My first thought was fast, clear, instinctive: Are we being evicted?
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Years earlier, her grandfather had also been evicted by the rebels.
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"Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City" by Matthew Desmond
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She was evicted from her North Carolina home four years ago.
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However, the city evicted that encampment in December of last year.
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I've seen tenants being evicted in my building and become homeless.
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All were evicted by Broder and Sachse, given vouchers to move
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EVICTED: Poverty and Profit in the American City, by Matthew Desmond.
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Clearing France's Migrant Camps: What's Next For Thousands of Evicted Refugees?
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No one should be evicted or foreclosed upon during this crisis.
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So just being realistic, but we've said nobody will be evicted.
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He expels the words out of his mouth like evicted tenants.
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He lost his job and was evicted from his Hoboken apartment.
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Then it was sold to a developer, who evicted the tenants.
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They were evicted from their home at 2628 Eichendorfstrasse in Nuremberg.
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In New York, the state authorities have effectively evicted the company.
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The state can protect vulnerable tenants so they aren't easily evicted.
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I believe I may be evicted, although I don't know when.
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Some Varsovians have been evicted from properties they have occupied for generations.
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On Friday, Adams was evicted from the mobile home park, police said.
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He would also like the man to get evicted from the building.
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They found very small negative effects on evicted residents' employment and earnings.
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Now I have no source of income and I'm facing being evicted.
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She stopped paying her rent, and was evicted on her 77th birthday.
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They were evicted and eventually moved into his grandmother's house in Pomona.
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Ross handily wins the competition, and Omarosa is evicted per his plan.
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In the competition, the houseguests view Twitter battles between previously evicted houseguests.
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No one shows up, they get evicted, and it shows up online.
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My dream was that I just didn't want to be evicted anymore.
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Subsequently, Staff and Bachofer, who were the landlords, evicted Hughes and Chism.
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He was evicted in March because he was incarcerated at that time.
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Every so often, tenants wrecked their trailer the night before being evicted.
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She lost her job that week and was evicted from her home.
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Still, the residents are constantly living with the fear of being evicted.
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Last season didn't register at all; I spent the year getting evicted.
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His family was also evicted from police housing in the capital, Naypyitaw.
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The person or family that is evicted suffers civic death in society.
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And that puts people in danger of being evicted and becoming homeless.
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Related: Clearing France's Migrant Camps: What's Next For Thousands of Evicted Refugees?
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Even if she were evicted, she had money to start somewhere else.
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People fear it is easier to get evicted with a private landlord.
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For the evicted migrants, the most immediate problem to solve was shelter.
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In some cases, settlements are evicted by the Army or by landlords.
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Seventy-one rusting and broken Soviet and Chinese planes will be evicted.
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The President's son even suggested he be evicted from the Republican Party.
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Since then, it has bought up land and evicted 200 auto businesses.
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Her story went viral on social media after she was forcibly evicted.
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Most insurgents were eventually evicted with the help of Sunni tribal fighters.
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We aim to encircle the city and ensure the militias are evicted.
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RG: We recently co-hosted a forum on Matthew Desmond's book Evicted.
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They're the emotional seismographs in "Evicted," detecting every tremor in their mother's mood.
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The outlet reported a tenant was evicted from the home over the summer.
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As expected, the authors found negative effects on people who had been evicted.
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He was a former client who had been evicted but is now homeless.
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She was being evicted from a house she was legally unable to occupy.
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Brandi was the only one who didn't vote for you to be evicted.
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People who already live in federally subsidized public housing could also be evicted.
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Four residents were evicted under the previous owners, The Arizona Daily Star reported.
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The evidence was discovered after he was evicted from the Sun Valley business.
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PEOPLE: Were you shocked to be the first one evicted from the house?
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Halfway through the year, my mother got news that we were being evicted.
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A Reuters reporter was evicted from the Melia hotel lobby before Kim arrived.
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She's been evicted, for starters, and her mom won't give her any money.
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Evicted by Matthew Desmond is available in bookstores and online from Broadway Books.
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I've probably evicted 100 people, two or three a year for 40 years.
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Two weeks ago I evicted a recovering, or not so recovering, drug addict.
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Nonwhites were evicted from all of Cape Town's neighborhoods — except the Bo-Kaap.
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For her activism, Sparrow has been relentlessly pursued, intimidated, beaten, evicted, and detained.
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He evicted rebel groups from Aleppo last month and has strengthened his position.
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That meant there were 20173 rent-stabilized tenants who could not be evicted.
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Many residents who answered said they were on the verge of being evicted.
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Students led by SDS occupy buildings at Columbia until violently evicted by police.
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"When he was eventually evicted," Murphy wrote, Sanders moved in with a friend.
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Once construction began, Britain evicted all Diego Garcians not connected to the base.
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Now the eldest of those children had been evicted from her first apartment.
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The person who lost the least weight on the losing team is evicted.
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The government evicted many clergy members once before, in 2001, but people returned.
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Others, like Ms. Carlin's boutique, which had been evicted under Mr. Sitt, returned.
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Bernie Sanders even tweeted about the way in which police evicted the mothers.
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Katie, we learn, was evicted from her London apartment after filing a complaint.
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Nearly all those who survived were later evicted and forced to move west.
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Nicole Anthony, meanwhile, was evicted earlier in the show, finishing in third place.
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The bill also sharply reduces the circumstances in which tenants can be evicted.
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I have real concerns that she could be evicted and end up homeless.
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Wednesday for all protesters to leave the camps or they would be evicted.
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He's worried about getting evicted because his neighbors and landlord are fed up.
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Police evicted families and then destroyed their pre-fabricated homes as they looked on.
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Lyttle was evicted in 2006 over safety concerns and the house was left abandoned.
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Pyongyang evicted inspectors the following April and conducted a nuclear test the next month.
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Landlords evicted tenants who could not meet their rents, creating homeless by the thousands.
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If she doesn't pay her rent next week, she said, she could be evicted.
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A business that is evicted from its premises could not quickly find something similar.
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In late May, Tyler and her three cats were evicted from Dave Wood Road.
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It is true that some of those evicted last winter in Beijing protested loudly.
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I expect the folks camping will be evicted by the end of the day.
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It will house some 300 settlers evicted in February from another settlement called Amona.
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The New York Islanders are about to get evicted from their home in Brooklyn.
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The soul hasn't chosen to leave, so much as it has been forcibly evicted.
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He's had cars repoed, he's been evicted, but he still lives like a king.
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IS will eventually be evicted from the territory it controls in Iraq and Syria.
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It then invaded Kuwait in 1990, but was evicted by an American-led coalition.
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ROME — Back in 2200, Elio Ciampanella was evicted from his apartment of three decades.
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The evicted families in Montreuil were all Roma migrants, mostly from Romania and Bulgaria.
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Regulators closed his bank in 2010, and he was evicted from his Brooklyn office.
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She had been evicted, and the family had to leave the house that night.
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More than 4,000 farmers were forcibly evicted from their land in often violent struggles.
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It used to be that you got evicted if you didn't have a job.
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The evacuees now have until at least midnight on July 23 before being evicted.
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Families with members who are not lawful residents could be evicted after 18 months.
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Women and their children are often evicted if the husband dies or they divorce.
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Kirk and I both moved all the time, were evicted from time to time.
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Just promising renters that they will not be evicted is not enough, she said.
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They could not keep up with the $2,000 a month rent and were evicted.
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The singer spoke on the condition of anonymity out of fear of being evicted.
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The protesters were evicted after a few weeks, and the trees were cut down.
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Two weeks after the machine was completed, Mr. Herscher and his roommates were evicted.
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As with our client, Carrie*, a trafficking survivor who was evicted by her trafficker.
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Not so long ago, it was evicted from Fenway Park and Madison Square Garden.
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The first "cause of action" dealt strictly with whether a tenant would be evicted.
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But what use they have when 3500 people are forcibly evicted, who can say?
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Other workers were reportedly evicted after landlords were told they were "problematic" by officials.
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Low-income people have been evicted thanks to their honest replies on Census forms.
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But his name wasn't on the lease, and when she died he was evicted.
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Those affected or evicted said there was little they could do to challenge it.
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The bill would also sharply reduce the circumstances in which tenants can be evicted.
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Unhappy with comments Mr. Richardson had made after being evicted from the shop Mrs.
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After Hannah evicted Scott for him supposedly having a girlfriend, Luke came to comfort Hannah.
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TMZ adds that he was officially evicted last week and has 10 days to vacate.
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If no one proposes, two people will be evicted to make space for new housemates.
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The researchers compared financial outcomes for tenants who were evicted with those who were not.
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They evicted the Islamic State from its strongholds, suffering more than 0003,000 killed in action.
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Some residents fear they'll be evicted if they complain about rising rents or deteriorating services.
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Why do you think the house ultimately voted for you to be evicted over James?
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But the slow pace of implementation is leaving thousands homeless as slum dwellers are evicted.
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Yet it is clear that "Big Brother" has been evicted from the British public's interest.
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It is being created for Jewish families evicted from another settlement, in Amona, last month.
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The men of the Voloveka arrived one day last autumn and evicted them at gunpoint.
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Sex workers also face the possibility of losing custody of their children and being evicted.
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The owner went to court to have him evicted ... and the judge issued an order.
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Some have lost jobs and been evicted, while a few were threatened with deportation. 5.
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Those who remained were eventually evicted and left to fend for themselves, the students said.
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When tenants represent themselves in court, they end up being evicted almost half the time.
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He was stealing from his wife, and she wanted him out, so I evicted him.
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The arrest came just hours after Assange was evicted from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London.
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Landlords weren't happy, but in many instances, the tenants ended up evicted for their efforts.
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She and a collaborator, Li Han, are working on a graphic novel about evicted families.
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People who have been harassed and evicted by landlords, the police, and ICE understand gentrification.
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Around 3.6 million people are evicted in the entirety of the United States every year.
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Across the country, Syrian refugees have been evicted, deported, beaten and even killed by Lebanese.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Holding back rent is normally a sure-fire way to get evicted.
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Electricity is expensive, galling given that they were evicted for a power project, residents said.
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This is not the first time Bedouins have been evicted by Israel to build settlements.
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Creditors have filed at least 231 liens against her; she has been evicted three times.
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The standoff ended only when Mr. Tran was evicted from his store over unpaid rent.
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We cannot work here and are often evicted when people find out we are gay.
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People who lost their incomes are now at risk of getting evicted from their homes.
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Last week, the army evicted thousands of miners from China Molybdenum's nearby Tenke Fungurume mine.
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And indeed the chain of command got more efficient and some problem employees were evicted.
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She evicted Ms Le Pen in a dynastic coup, ejecting her coterie of anti-euro advisers.
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The gunman -- a man who was being evicted -- also shot the other two deputies, wounding them.
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After his passing, they had trouble paying bills and rent and were evicted from their home.
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After Lyttle was evicted, the local council filled the tunnels with concrete to restore structural integrity.
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Forest-dependent communities have frequently clashed with authorities and are often charged with trespassing or evicted.
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Big signs inside every Queensbridge building say that violators could receive "penalties" and even be evicted.
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Hailing from Yucatan, Mexico, Luis Gongora was evicted from his San Francisco apartment eight months ago.
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Of perhaps 4,500 people who had been evicted, just two took him up on the offer.
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Three months after moving in, Tyga stopped paying rent and Rezai tried to have him evicted.
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When the Barreras family was evicted from their home, they allegedly left the boy's bones behind.
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Yet Khadim Rizvi, a Muslim cleric, was not worried about being forcibly evicted by the army.
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The group refused to pay taxes or be evicted from the property, which had been foreclosed.
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Later, when the evicted pages are needed again, they can be reloaded from the backing filesystem.
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Everything could crumble down, our house could be seized, they could be evicted again or worse.
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A Florida woman was evicted from her home of decades, a month before her 89th birthday.
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Commenters are rallying behind the evicted squirrel, even suggesting ways to help the lil' guy out.
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In the mid-thirties, Robert Moses evicted the remaining residents to make way for Marine Park.
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If she didn't leave, she would be evicted and her belongings would be taken to Goodwill.
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By the time they were evicted, Occupy had spread to more than nine hundred cities worldwide.
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" The letter continues by saying the residents will be evicted from their homes at "9 a.m.
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Hers is one of 20123 Roma families who have been evicted from an illegal settlement nearby.
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Assange, 47, is in custody in London after being evicted from the Ecuadorian Embassy in April.
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When families fell behind in lot rent and were evicted, they inevitably left their trailer behind.
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"We were frequently evicted, occasionally working at Popeyes chicken — you know, street kids, essentially," Bunny said.
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The evicted and the homeless won't be locked out from coverage if they miss their payments.
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"We also just had a newborn kid then, and were about to be evicted," Buster adds.
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When the police evicted the occupiers a month later, they were one of the first arrested.
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"These families already have a history of being evicted and then rehoused," she told VICE News.
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Perhaps worst of all, doctors are being evicted from their homes for fear they are carriers.
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It also evicted union representatives from the department's offices and barred them from using government equipment.
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Lieutenant Salim, 26, said her family was forcibly evicted and replaced by Arabs in the 1980s.
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Then, in 2014, the residents were evicted by the government; the tower stands empty once more.
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She and another mother of two lived in the vacant home before they were forcibly evicted.
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Cattle herders have evicted farmers by initiating deadly attacks in Nigeria's Middle Belt, media reports say.
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Both had been evicted in the past and now they were the ones knocking on doors.
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But after a death in a different, nearby encampment, the group was evicted from the space.
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Some parents are racked by hunger for booze and disappear; others lose jobs and are evicted.
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She said she was seeking cash public assistance because she was in danger of being evicted.
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My children and I were just evicted from the home we shared with six other people.
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"Those who live by water bodies are particularly vulnerable, as they are less likely to have a title or get compensation when evicted," said Isaac Daniels, a research advisor at STT, which estimates that dozens of the 2380,200 poor families around the lake have been evicted.
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Telephone and electricity wires remain torn down, more than two years after the military evicted Boko Haram.
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MELCHIOR: My hit of the week is tough love from parents who evicted their son in court.
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The couple who stayed there fought often, and I assume they broke up after I evicted them.
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TLC's newest relationship series The Spouse House offers a very clear choice: Get married or get evicted.
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She was evicted from her apartment in Rego Park, Queens, on July 30, 2014, her mother's birthday.
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A business that is evicted from its premises might not quickly find a building with similar features.
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Some states are improving slum conditions, and assuring residents they will not be evicted for some years.
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Any land they had been evicted from prior to that date would not be eligible for consideration.
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Sex workers run a great risk if they are identified: they may be evicted, arrested, or deported.
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The court notified her [saying], if you make your payment, on this date you will be evicted.
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Eventually both the curtain, known as "Le Tricorne," and the Four Seasons were evicted from the building.
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Trifonov and his siblings were evicted from the building after his mother's arrest, and he never returned.
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Butenko occupied the four rooms for six weeks before he himself was arrested, and his family evicted.
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If peace is sought in both Iraq and Syria, the Iranians must first and foremost be evicted.
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A performance space opened in 2007 but closed when the tenants were evicted about a year later.
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They evicted everyone on the premises, including tourists, some of whom had been roused from their sleep.
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They're worried about being evicted from their apartment if they can't come up with money for rent.
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Assange was evicted last month from the embassy, where he had lived under political asylum since 85033.
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According to court records, he was evicted from his last known address in Wilton Manors in March.
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"Artists being evicted from their spaces is nothing new, that's how it's always been," Melissa Frost says.
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That puts people like me in the vulnerable position of possibly being evicted at very short notice.
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He had lost his job, and earlier that day, he had finally been evicted from his apartment.
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When he was evicted from his East Village apartment, many of his scores were scattered and lost.
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This month, nearly 173,000 people were evicted from a seaside community in the Lekki suburb of Lagos.
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After a public auction, he came into possession of the property; the nuns were evicted in 2012.
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Some doctors have even reported being evicted, or facing threats that their electricity will be cut off.
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His family was evicted from their home in police housing in Myanmar's capital Naypyitaw at the weekend.
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Few landlords would rent to a single woman and one evicted her when she refused his advances.
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Meanwhile, in the early hours of last Wednesday morning, maintenance workers and police evicted the eastern campsite.
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When they found out that they could get evicted again, the family decided their patience was exhausted.
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After reading "Evicted," you'll realize you cannot have a serious conversation about poverty without talking about housing.
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He needed assistance finding housing after his landlord told him he'd get evicted if he didn't leave.
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Then his mother was laid off from a flour plant, and they were evicted from their home.
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He's probably already read it, but "Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City," by Matthew Desmond.
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When Reverend Jen was evicted from the Lower East Side, she took her troll gallery with her.
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Anchal Malh, 17, was evicted from her home in Queens on the night before her 12th birthday.
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"Now the Baka are being illegally evicted in these areas and criminalized when they hunt," Hurran said.
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Kelly will get a court hearing for the violation, but at worst he'll be fined or evicted.
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Scottie was already evicted before this season, but won his way back only to be booted again.
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MICHAEL ROTONDO, EVICTED FROM PARENTS&apos HOME: Right now I am in my cousin&aposs sister&aposs house.
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She showed up the day Monique died, Ashia said, and told relatives she'd been evicted from her home.
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Don't artists at this point have to be aware of when they're basically helping to get themselves evicted?
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The announcements came as Israel evicted settlers from Amona, an illegal outpost near Hebron in the West Bank.
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It evicted him for his comments made Friday in parliament during a debate linked with the Macedonia deal.
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Struggle behind the success Rivera ended up living in a homeless community on Pier 52 after getting evicted.
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Three months after moving in, Tyga stopped paying rent and the landlord attempted to have the rapper evicted.
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She was recently evicted from her own Tenderloin apartment, which was redeveloped into condos for the super rich.
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The grade school class evicted from their classroom in a former brothel finally got their very own schoolhouse.
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Eritrean refugees and Ethiopian immigrants take shelter under tents after being evicted by the police on Aug. 24.
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Sabri Ozdemir, the evicted mayor of Batman, a city an hour's drive from Diyarbakir, insists this is false.
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When an evil coal company wants the Farrells evicted from their land, Wade is charged with removing them.
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Gloria stands outside her house next to the empty lot where her neighbors once lived before being evicted.
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"They said we are land invaders, but it's not true," said evicted corn grower Aureolindo Nascimento Barbosa, 47.
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It's time for Celebrity Big Brother's first two-hour gauntlet, which culminates in the first celebrity being evicted.
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Activists say 3m migrants have been evicted from Beijing and other big cities in the past five years.
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Some people lost their jobs or were evicted from rented apartments because police intimidated their bosses and landlords.
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Then, she found a notice on her door that she'd be evicted if she didn't pay up soon.
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Now many of those who remain in the camp will be evicted and their tents and shacks demolished.
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Of course, there's also the possibility that history will repeat itself and the muscled menace will be evicted.
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So, the owner of the pad went to court in October and filed paperwork to have Chris evicted.
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In Denver, DIY spaces like Rhinoceropolis and the Glob were evicted in a campaign beginning on December 8.
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As private equity takes over buildings and communities, residents see their monthly costs rise and our neighbors evicted.
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America will be paying for Trump's weakness long after he leaves—or is evicted from—the White House.
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About 2,000 families have been forcefully evicted so far from agricultural land and shrimp aquaculture ponds, he said.
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Today, they in turn are being evicted or defeated, either electorally or through pressure from massive street protests.
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But it only covers reserve forests, and not national parks, from where villagers are being evicted, campaigners say.
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WISH-TV said it obtained court documents saying Natalia was evicted in May 2014 after not paying rent.
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Chief among the offenses are the more than 77,000 forcibly evicted citizens that have been moved since 2009.
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He worries that local residents will be evicted from their homes to make way for the new infrastructure.
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An investigation by the World Bank, one of several international lenders, found that evicted families were adversely affected.
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The Marreros were evicted from their apartment in January and have been living in a shelter since then.
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"They got evicted this morning," Braddick said of the toys, replacing them with toilet roll and hand sanitizer.
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"When Breath Becomes Air," by Paul Kalanithi, and "Evicted," by Matthew Desmond, are on our to-read list.
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And when their rent-controlled building became a co-op in 1982, she said, no one was evicted.
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Joel Embiid, who evicted Okafor from his low-post perch in Philadelphia, is a multiskilled force of nature.
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Chinese police forcefully evicted artists from the Iowa co-op in the Caochangdi art district in northeastern Beijing.
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He has tried to have them evicted, so far to no avail: Their rental contract runs until 2022.
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Long after I moved out, he was evicted and I was named in the judgment, without my knowledge.
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He was five when his family was evicted from a farm in the San Joaquin Valley in California.
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Some of today's homeowners saw their parents lose their homes or may have even been evicted as teenagers.
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The residents said they were migrants from other Indian states, and that they were evicted without any notice.
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Forty people a day are evicted in Milwaukee; each day in New York City brings 60 marshal evictions.
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The priority given to defense for land use "has often evicted people from their ancestral homeland" he said.
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When he was evicted, he had to close the shop he owned and make his six employees redundant.
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Rather than being evicted, the community got to run its own sustainable logging operation, the largest in Mesoamerica.
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Unable to work legally, Tabitha and her three children were recently evicted from an apartment by Haringey Council.
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That doesn't mean you get evicted right away, because you have the right to go before a judge, and you might not be evicted at all if you have legitimate defenses to the eviction case or if you can pay the rent, even after the court decides you do owe it.
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"The government evicted us and later other people came to destroy our forest for timber and charcoal," he said.
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"Michael Joseph Rotondo, You are hereby evicted from 408 Weatheridge Drive, Camillus, New York effective immediately," the letter reads.
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In 2006, Lyttle was evicted from the property over safety concerns and barred from coming near the premises again.
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While she's on the cusp of the scoop of her career, Peter returns home to discover he's been evicted.
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But in May that year its residents were evicted from their cottages to make way for an international airport.
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They also moved into buildings nearby to restore a Jewish community that had been massacred and evicted in 1929.
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" "Neighbor would bang on the door to my home to purposely make my dogs bark to get me evicted.
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Shereé and the two children she shares with Bob are evicted from the property and move into a townhouse.
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A brochure portrayed the island as a private playground, they said, listing the dates when tenants could be evicted.
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In November the camp was closed down with the final 35 or so migrants there being evicted by police.
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He just got evicted in court and he joins us to tell us his side of the story next.
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"People who had been living on these lands were being evicted, sometimes violently," Pitta told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Tenants in San Francisco have also reported being evicted only to see their former homes later listed on Airbnb.
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Only in Riverdale does an entire series of families get evicted at once as part of a political scheme.
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He added that those evicted would be offered alternative accommodation: "Nobody will be left on the street," he said.
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Local media often carry reports of poor peasants being evicted from their land by influential individuals using security personnel.
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In Bhubaneswar, campaigners say about 13,000 slum dwellers will be evicted, many of whom will also lose their livelihoods.
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Some were forcibly evicted, after "patriotically resisting" efforts by the British to interfere in what they considered Chinese land.
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I've been thinking about housing after reading a superb new book, "Evicted," by Matthew Desmond, a sociologist at Harvard.
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It also changed the law to allow longtime tenants, whose rents had been below market rates, to be evicted.
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Broke, Mr. Johnson was evicted from his house and spent the next seven months living out of his truck.
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"She was being evicted, she had lost her daughter and she was in pretty rough shape," Ms. Carter said.
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After the Spanish crown evicted the Jesuits from Mexico, in 1767, the hacienda was bought by wealthy silver miners.
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You cannot be evicted if you go to court and prove that you are prepared to pay the rent.
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A Thomas Cook flight crew said they were evicted from a hotel in Las Vegas after the company collapsed.
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"There were three elderly gentlemen, all in their 80s, who we watched, one by one, get evicted," she said.
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They would consent if Mr. Hadiprana wanted to build a house there, but they didn't want to be evicted.
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Settlers usually have few choices but to move when they are evicted, and relocation is typically to distant suburbs.
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Cattle herders have forcefully evicted farmers from villages by initiating deadly attacks in Nigeria's middle belt, media reports say.
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" On another drawing, which shows a woman clutching a child, the artist writes: "German mother evicted from Poland walking.
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In total, about 2660,400 people in the city could be evicted from their homes, almost half of them children.
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Historically, these communities have been evicted to make way for cash crops like sugar or coffee, Ms. Isaacs said.
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A payment of rental arrears spares someone who fell behind as a result of medical bills from getting evicted.
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Unsightly portable toilets were padlocked and removed, tent-laden encampments that lined downtown blocks near the stadium were evicted.
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At an after-party, he found me and evicted whoever was sitting next to me to sit beside me.
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The city evicted the theater shortly after, despite a campaign supported by international figures, including the playwright Tom Stoppard.
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Many approach the charity only when they're close to being evicted from an apartment or awash in medical bills.
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The book mixes policy recommendation and a wide-scale view with the actual stories of real people getting evicted.
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The group, Moms 4 Housing, was evicted last week from the Magnolia Street home they occupied since November 18.
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She left that job and got evicted and now lives in a one-room apartment with her four children.
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With Iran evicted from the Middle East all forms of fundamentalism, including Daesh, will have no reason to exist.
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Villagers are often evicted from farmland to make way for industrial or residential projects linked to state-affiliated companies.
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The evicted tenants are usually poor, and often from diverse ethnic backgrounds, similar to the community in Grenfell Tower.
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Once, an evicted couple shoved socks down the sinks and turned the water on full blast before moving out.
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There are dozens of families in Texas evicted with money judgments — unpaid rent, late fees, court costs — totaling $516.
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I called the assisted-living home where he has been ever since he was evicted from his last place.
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When Mr. Louis was evicted the next year, he slept in an S.U.V. or on air mattresses at churches.
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It's not Big Brother's first controversy: In 2001, Justin Sebik was evicted after threatening a contestant with a kitchen knife.
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After six years of roaming empty streets, the animals are being evicted by boar hunters to prepare for human return.
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An Indiana church has been evicted from its building after it posted an anti-LGBT sign, members have reportedly said.
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In Thailand, communities who farm in the forests or gather firewood and mushrooms, are often charged with trespassing and evicted.
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On the commute, I read a few chapters of Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City by Matthew Desmond.
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The denomination's national leaders voted Friday to remove the First Covenant Church of Minneapolis from its roster and evicted Rev.
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Last month, the owner of that property agreed to hear out their request, after the women had been forcefully evicted.
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In 2004, she was arrested again (and evicted from her Manhattan apartment) for harassing a neighbor and said neighbor's dog.
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Princeton University's Eviction Lab found that roughly 53 million people were evicted in 2016—a rate of 6,300 every day.
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In Brazil, Michel Temer has an approval rating of 7% and may be evicted from office because of corruption allegations.
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Simmering tensions Tension first flared at the Scarborough Shoal in 2012 when China effectively evicted Filipino fishermen from the area.
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Upon discovery, Pavao was evicted from his luxury pile last week and transferred to another -- presumably far less salubrious -- cell.
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Andrew Garfield plays a young Floridian father who's evicted from his home after being unable to make his mortgage payments.
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Artist Jennifer Miller (aka "Reverend Jen"), the founder of the Troll Museum, was evicted from her Lower East Side apartment.
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But the buyer can be evicted, losing all of his or her equity, if even a single payment is missed.
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I can't imagine going through what we went through but also worrying about making a healthcare bill or getting evicted.
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If ISIS is evicted from Raqqa it will lose the last vestige of any "governance" of its so-called caliphate.
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About 1,400 families were evicted from the fluorspar-rich 9,000-acre (3,13-hectare) site in the 1970s, the group says.
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Agents evicted workers and attacked their camps; National Guardsmen, meanwhile, set fire to the camp, which included a women's infirmary.
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But residents evicted from buildings in the Huruma neighborhood complained they were not given enough time to find alternative housing.
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Earlier this month, the Trump team was evicted from the property and the Trump name was taken off the building.
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Neighbors complained: "She made an anchovy sauce and we almost got evicted," says Pelaccio, who means it as a compliment.
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His home in the Flatbush neighborhood is his most stable housing situation since before he and his mother were evicted.
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Tibetan users of WeChat, a popular Chinese social networking app, have said that those evicted must promise never to return.
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A Panama location evicted Trump staff and pried the Trump name off the building with a crowbar earlier this year.
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Made when Zarina was being evicted from her apartment in 1999 the work captures the artist's introspection on that experience.
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But ICE seems to be camping out in courthouses precisely because it was evicted from its old hangout on Rikers.
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"It's never been our experience that people were evicted by virtue of a government shutdown," a HUD official told CNN.
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The company also had a growing problem of people getting fined or evicted from renting their place out on Airbnb.
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But lower- and even middle-income residents fear being evicted or priced out of their neighborhoods, making them resist development.
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She couldn't be evicted, so the Plaza staff treated her with extreme deference, fearful of provoking one of her tantrums.
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And they overlooked a 1941 rent-control law under which residents couldn't be evicted nor could their rents be raised.
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It's with sadness that I submit this photograph, because of April 15 this year about 50 artists are being evicted.
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The mayor eventually abandoned his campaign to have the Brooklyn Museum evicted from its city-owned property over the painting.
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Martinez, who fled her country two years ago, recently lost her job in Bogota and was evicted from her home.
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It has also recently teamed up with lawyers to try to prevent patients from getting evicted or losing their benefits.
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Two months earlier, Assange was evicted from the Ecuador Embassy in London where he had been holed up since 2012.
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Her luxury car was repossessed, and she was evicted from her apartment; she decided to move in with her mother.
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Small landholders across the continent are increasingly getting priced out or even evicted to make way for big commercial farms.
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When unrest reached Brussels, he was suspected of arming insurgents and was evicted from Belgium, but he returned to Paris.
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American officials appear confident that the Islamic State will be evicted from Iraq's major cities and towns within six months.
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The gilets jaunes had been evicted from a roundabout, but it was easy to figure out where to find them.
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Assange was evicted from the embassy in April 2019 and was arrested by British police for jumping bail in 2012.
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Martinez, who fled her country two years ago, recently lost her job in Bogota and was evicted from her home.
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Baltimore native Qué Pequeño, a musician and writer who was one of those evicted, said he's looking into buying land.
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The alleged victim of the assault urged prosecutors to reopen the case days after Assange was evicted from the Ecuadorian embassy.
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However, no one has ever been evicted due to the smoking ban, Liu says, and residents seem to comply without problems.
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Does this mean that families who live in informal, shadow economy housing should be left in legal limbo, or even evicted?
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JOSEPH LIVED in a tent near the building where he had been a tenant for 11 years before he was evicted.
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Since then, the lake has been filled with sand and most of the 4,000 families evicted, with little to no compensation.
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Mr Javid is keen to sweep up after the Windrush fiasco, in which several Britons with Caribbean roots were unfairly evicted.
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I used it with ferocity during a conversation with my landlord as I was being evicted for failing to pay rent.
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There's also great concern among diplomats and Kurdish officials about plans for securing, stabilizing and governing Mosul once ISIS is evicted.
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After being evicted from their home on short notice, they decide to put their passions to work and buy a farm.
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A deal to compensate white farmers who were evicted from their land also needs to be reached, the IMF source said.
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Khin Thet spent 4603m kyat on her house, but worries she will be evicted when a new railway line is built.
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Long-time renters are being evicted from their apartments because landlords can turn around and rent those apartments for more money.
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In another case, the article quoted Nawal Hashimeh as saying she was being evicted for replacing a door to her apartment.
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Above: A Syrian boy looks for his possessions in the trash after his family was evicted from Hospital Squat in Athens.
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He says he has given up on Indian politicians' promises of help, and worries that the refugees could be evicted anytime.
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When the group is evicted from Raqqa it will lose the last vestige of any "governance" of its so-called caliphate.
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Check out the live feed, where Josh Martinez breaks down after one of his comrades was evicted from the house Thursday.
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Some women who had housing before being arrested were evicted due to missing rent, forced to navigate homelessness upon their release.
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They say the church also decides who will receive water hookups and other services -- and who will be ignored or evicted.
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"Needless to say, the possum was evicted and has been set up in new, more spacious accommodation," they wrote on Facebook.
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Many also blame slum residents for throwing trash into the canals and blocking the waterways, calling for them to be evicted.
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With more than 7 million homeowners evicted by lenders since the mortgage bubble burst, most of those families are now renters.
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Numbi said the army evicted thousands of miners from China Molybdenum's nearby Tenke Fungurume mine last week without firing a shot.
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She lived in Lancaster, in California's high desert, until she was evicted about five years ago, unable to pay the rent.
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Among its provisions: The project sets aside subsidized apartments for tenants evicted all those years ago who now want to return.
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The claims of the survivors of genocide, many Christian, who lost everything when forcibly evicted from their homes must be supported.
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People got sick, pets died in transit, and the entire population of Green Valley, Wisconsin, was evicted from their homes. Why?
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But female renters — and black women most of all — are at an even higher risk of being evicted by their landlords.
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"My husband came home and saw bags and boxes everywhere and said jokingly, 'It looks like we're getting evicted," she said.
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Since Classy Guy Trump thinks the White House is a total dump, presumably he won't mind being evicted from it soon.
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Evicted doesn't engage much with national electoral politics, although Desmond notes the sense of political powerlessness that comes with housing instability.
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"We have lived here for so long but we cannot feel secure, knowing we can be evicted any time," she added.
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Her research on eviction and poverty in Kansas City is cited in Matthew Desmond's best-selling, Pulitzer Prize–winning ethnography, Evicted.
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Worst of all, the neighbors are now saying the house belongs to them and are trying to get the Shedds evicted.
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A month ago, Facebook evicted seven of its most controversial users, including Alex Jones, the conspiracy theorist and founder of Infowars.
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But with all the students basically getting evicted because of the coronavirus stuff, I feel like it's all hitting me today.
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City officials evicted dozens of artists from their spaces at the Bell Foundry in Baltimore, citing a variety of safety violations.
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American citizens and other residents of Japanese ancestry were evicted from their homes and held in internment camps across the country.
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In Kolkata, India, two years later, 60,000 fans were evicted from the stands after rioting in protest over an umpiring decision.
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The mayor quickly retreated on several issues, notably promising evicted residents an apartment of equivalent value, and not only equivalent size.
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"I worry a lot about being evicted," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, perched on a yellow jerrycan outside her shop.
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But three years ago, after a developer bought her building and evicted Ms. James and her neighbors, she moved to Stockton.
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After someone smeared excrement on the door of his Warsaw apartment, his landlord deemed him too much trouble and evicted him.
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That makes it even harder to get people back into housing once they've been evicted or forced into a homeless shelter.
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But several demonstrators disrupted the president's speech, holding up hand-drawn signs saying "NO WAR" before being evicted by security officers.
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Officials said about 113 other families had been evicted and held in a school and at a separate camp called Rubaidha.
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Many evicted residents were blindsided, unaware that their landlords had lost control of the properties to the University-backed investment firm.
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Some tenants should be evicted, he insists, like those who are unable to pay the rent or who violate the lease.
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The evicted families, the spokesman said, are being offered support to apply for social housing in other parts of the city.
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Some families living in the area told the newswire that they were evicted from their homes to facilitate the wall's construction.
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In fact, local leaders already have a plan to display any and all evicted Columbus statues in a prominent spot here.
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"I was evicted out of the house in a night gown and slippers," without her oxygen tank or medications, Taylor recalled.
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Vietnam's boom in real estate in recent years has spurred protests by small landowners evicted to make way for construction projects.
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You are 50 years old, have a net worth of 20 euros and are about to be evicted from your apartment.
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In 2016, the cartoonist was illegally evicted from her Greenpoint apartment and finished the book in her mother's attic in California.
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Protesters have moved to other camps, including the Sacred Stone camp, which was not evicted and is not on the floodplain.
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In 2012, Matthew Desmond, author of the prize-winning book Evicted, studied 59 cities across the country and found they all had nuisance ordinances: 39 included assault, sexual abuse, battery, or domestic violence as potential reasons for eviction; only four explicitly stated that victims of domestic violence could not be evicted for calling 20143 too many times.
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He was in the process of being evicted, but it's unknown whether that played a role in the shooting, the spokesman said.
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As authorities prioritized conservation, more than 250,000 people were evicted from protected areas in 15 countries from 1990 to 2014, RRI estimated.
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After he was evicted from the property in 2006, Mole House was left abandoned until 2012, when it was sold at auction.
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The president is a cartoon German boy in lederhosen, licking a huge lollipop and telling the neighbors he could have them evicted.
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Police in fact evicted right-wingers from Emancipation Park, and the only left-wingers armed with guns appeared to be blocks away.
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Local news reports said Gajja, who only uses his first name, had been evicted and his home knocked down by forest officials.
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According to the Palm Beach Post, Marks was evicted from her office in 2015 after failing to pay almost $26,000 in rent.
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The Greek Orthodox patriarch in Jerusalem was fired after his church sold property to Jewish settler groups, which then evicted Palestinian tenants.
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"If a renter is caught misleading a host or Neighbor about their items, then they are promptly evicted and fined," they say.
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The protagonists of "You're the Worst" meet outside a wedding from which one has been evicted and the other is stealing gifts.
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During the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s, gays were evicted from their houses, fired from their jobs, and turned away from hospitals.
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Musawara is home to up to 3,000 people, all of whom, the government says, are being evicted with compensation and alternative housing.
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Evicted weaves this quantitative research through the stories of two landlords and eight Milwaukee renters, who struggle to find and keep homes.
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It's the look of someone "undone by a wave of questions," and one that is difficult, once you've read Evicted, to forget.
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"Access to land titles remains challenging and new provisions need to rapidly be adopted to protect communities from being evicted," Ruteere said.
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And so what we've seen in statistical studies is that moms who are evicted suffer higher rates of depression two years later.
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Residents living inside of Salt Lick, a DIY warehouse space in Oakland, are being evicted, according to reports from ABC 7 News.
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The student-athletes say they were evicted and left to fend for themselves after Woods allegedly failed to pay off the apartment.
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Australia doesn't have a nation-wide law banning masks, but in Melbourne demonstrators can be evicted from protests for wearing a mask.
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I've tested both versions, and the Phantom is dramatic, impressively loud, and easily generates enough of a racket to get you evicted.
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Now that the migrants in the southern part of the camp have been evicted, the question of where they will go lingers.
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Two eviction-defense groups were evicted in favor of a start-up that intended to lease the space to other start-ups.
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Sometimes management reprimands rule-breakers with "reminder" phone calls, although as far as I know, no one has been evicted or fined.
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The United Constitutional Patriots' GoFundMe page was shut down, and the group was notified that it would be evicted from its camp.
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The company has not been evicted, she wrote, because of the "considerable amount of money" it had spent on renovations and upkeep.
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The government has in the past evicted people who fell behind on mortgage repayments or failed to pay rent on state housing.
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Asylum seekers whose claims are verified will be admitted, while economic migrants merely in search of a better future will be evicted.
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Jeremiah has been assaulting him and that the only reason he's being evicted is because he is no longer performing sexual acts.
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The national exhibition was inspired by sociologist Matthew Desmond's Pulitzer Prize-winning book "Evicted," which follows several families struggling with chronic eviction.
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Multiple startups raised money to build communal living spaces in neighborhoods where people were getting evicted for living in communal living spaces.
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A court database gave us court dockets for 5 ½ years, but the dockets did not say whether someone had actually been evicted.
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A woman buys a repossessed house from the bank only to have her life upended by ghosts from the evicted owner's past.
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Spain used the tactic effectively in 2013, during the country's economic recession, when people were routinely evicted or displaced from their homes.
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To punish the son, Iraqi security forces evicted Mr. Musa and his family from their home on Tikrit's outskirts on Jan. 4.
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Several of those evicted said security forces had confiscated their cellphones and interrogated them about family members' ties to the Islamic State.
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Marilou Jones, 220, who has dementia, was being evicted from Atria at Foster Square, an assisted living facility in Foster City, Calif.
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Government forces have evicted the Sunni Muslim militants from much of the city, Iraq's second largest, but not here in the west.
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Women from black neighborhoods made up less than ten per cent of Milwaukee's population but nearly a third of its evicted tenants.
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But when she was evicted in 2016, the museum abruptly closed, and an oasis of strange vanished from the Lower East Side.
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The Ecuadorean government suspended the citizenship it had granted Mr. Assange and evicted him on Thursday, clearing the way for his arrest.
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On my way to work, I drive past blocks that are completely uninhabitable — boarded-up houses with the debris of evicted tenants.
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There's one book that I would really, really, really recommend that everybody get their hands on, and that's Matthew Desmond's book Evicted.
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To some extent, the problem being identified here is the same one that sociologist Matthew Desmond explicated in his excellent book Evicted.
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For nonfiction, those themes are straightforward: Matthew Desmond's Evicted is about inner-city poverty; Amy Goldstein's Janesville is about a recession-ravaged town.
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Tensions are rife between Kenya's government, forest guards, traditional communities evicted from their lands and others who profit, legally or illegally, from it.
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Jones and InfoWars have now been evicted from Instagram as well, although there are questions about how thoroughly the ban is being applied.
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I had to buy supplies, like non-toxic washable paint, more whiskey, and a dropcloth for the floor so I wouldn't get evicted.
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Locals have been evicted from their homes in droves by greedy landlords who can make more money off nightly rentals than yearly leases.
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To clear the way, tens of thousands of indigenous people were evicted from their homes and moved to areas outside the park's boundaries.
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Despite having helped to oust the palm oil company, campaigners were accused of being dependents of the company who should also be evicted.
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His bestselling book, "Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City", argues that "eviction is a cause, not just a condition, of poverty".
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"What's really interesting is just how quickly and violently the coral forcefully evicted its resident [algae] symbionts," Lewis said in a press release.
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Partly to signal the academy's openness, Vilnius University has started awarding "memory diplomas", mostly posthumously, to some Jewish students evicted on Nazi orders.
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Mr Mnangagwa has ordered that a white farmer evicted from his land should be allowed to return, and has promised to compensate others.
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If he wins, just weeks after Democrats evicted two alleged sexual harassers from Congress (John Conyers and Al Franken), Republicans will welcome one.
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A cat named Ollie had a colony of ear mites evicted ("What a good kitty you are; I don't care what they say").
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Evicted from his party for jumping ship, he has no parliamentary base of his own, and relies on Mr Macron's solid centrist majority.
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Lemma said it was unclear why Barnes was evicted from the home and that no police report was made on the alleged burglary.
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Evicted from its utopia again and again, the sect dwindled over time and finally broke up in 1886, when Girling died of cancer.
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Desperate to save his home and support his family, he goes to work for the man who evicted him (played by Michael Shannon).
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Starting in 1997, Israel evicted more than 373 families to make room for an expansion of Maale Adumim, which now houses 40,000 people.
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When Desmond published a paper showing Milwaukee women must often choose between reporting domestic violence and getting evicted, the city changed its policy.
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One former administration official said that the US even watched as Russians removed suspected surveillance equipment from the compounds when they were evicted.
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When she died, he had nothing left; he was soon evicted, and the bank foreclosed on the property he and Phyliss built together.
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State chief minister Mehbooba Mufti has said a tribal policy is being drafted, and that nomadic tribes cannot be evicted without government permission.
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He strains to piece together all the memories since his early childhood when he and his mother were evicted from their Queens home.
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We see people who have jobs, sometimes up to two jobs, but they were evicted and can't get back in to housing here.
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We see elderly people; we see young families, where one or both parents might have gotten sick or lost their job, got evicted.
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"There are police at the protest site and in the villages, where villagers are being forcefully evicted," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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She received no money from the scheme, and after her conviction she was evicted from her apartment and had her nursing license suspended.
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More than 70 percent of Gaza's population are refugees—people who, in 1948, were forcibly evicted from their homes, along with their descendants.
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Briggs was evicted from her apartment because Norristown officials considered three police calls responding to domestic violence as "strikes" under its nuisance ordinance.
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Mark and Christina Rotondo, the guy's parents, have sent him five (five!) written notices letting him know he's been evicted from their house.
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Last fall, however, public opinion won, and the castle residents were evicted and moved several miles away to start a new Sausage Castle.
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I don't want to move around from neighborhood to neighborhood because I'm being evicted because my landlord can make more on other renters.
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We concluded that there was less evidence of resentment among the urban residents in Evicted, even when they were facing pretty terrible circumstances.
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The British government evicted thousands of islanders from their homes on Diego Garcia and the surrounding area to make way for the base.
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This has pushed me to ask: What other bodies, sites and legacies have been systematically erased and evicted from the "official" historical record?
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Back in 1947, 35 black homeowners were evicted so the city could construct Charles Hadley Park, which is where the Warriors play football.
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The two sides were part of a nine-month coalition effort that evicted the militants from the Iraqi city of Mosul in July.
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They have to persuade landlords to take a chance on tenants who have low or no incomes and have often been evicted before.
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After he evicted his tenants, Grewal says, he noticed some of his furniture missing, including a distinct purple futon and a white couch.
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The group has organized direct actions to defend people being evicted and offers community programs such as homework assistance at a local library.
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Syria claimed to be the beating heart of Arab nationalism but joined the United Nations coalition that evicted Iraq from Kuwait in 1991.
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On Monday, a Queens landlord found a body in a heap of debris at the apartment of a tenant who had been evicted.
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As has happened to numerous Berlin venues in recent years, the club is being evicted because new owners plan to redevelop the site.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Authorities in Nigeria evicted thousands of impoverished residents from a Lagos slum, leaving many homeless, residents and eyewitnesses told CNN.
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As of October, in the latest reported statistics, the government said it had evicted 19,678 vendors from 223 public areas in 42 districts.
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He took control of the city's public housing, evicted migrants who paid by the bed from crowded dormitories and gave precedence to Italians.
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When we first meet Hattie, she's being dropped off at home by her sometimes-girlfriend, Lorraine, only to find she has been evicted.
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Should Trump be given a notice of a breach of contract, he would have 30 days to resolve the breach or be evicted.
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Hussein Ahmed Khalaf, director of the Shahama camp, said none of the 345 evicted families — 1,111 people — had been permitted to return home.
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But the security forces who evicted him refused to read the document, Mr. Musa said, clutching the worn letter inside his camp tent.
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Today, the majority of poor renting families spend more than half their income on housing, and millions of Americans are evicted every year.
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At the back of the room, landlords were offering tenants stipulation agreements: they wouldn't be evicted if they caught up on the rent.
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With Jose, after an Airbnb representative evicted the group for breaking my house rules, I found a large chip in my kitchen countertop.
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Blackstone and Goldman said they had evicted just a small number of squatters and aimed to keep renters in the properties long-term.
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Unable to afford its Bronx apartment, the family was evicted, and Ms. Farquharson and her children moved into a shelter in early 2013.
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The family was evicted from their parish-owned home in a tiny town outside Ferrara, Italy, where they often bumped into each other.
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Together with their three children, she was evicted from police housing in the capital Naypyitaw the day following Moe Yan Naing's first testimony.
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If the licensed venues and living spaces are too costly and the unlicensed ones are shut down or evicted, what will artists do?
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But "Evicted" is most memorable for its characters, rendered in such high-resolution detail that their ghost images linger if you shut your eyes.
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During the day they take them down, fearful of being evicted—yet again—from a space they were originally placed on by the government.
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I just moved into a new studio in Petaluma, California after having been evicted from my waterfront studio of 42 years in San Francisco.
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Additionally, the city had once evicted musician Charles Mingus from the area, and Don DeLillo immortalized it with his 1973 novel, Great Jones Street.
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The nation breathed a sigh of relief when it was announced that Larry wouldn't be evicted after former British Prime Minister David Cameron resigned.
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Officers from the Sunland Park Police Department, New Mexico State Police, and Border Patrol were present as the group was evicted from the property.
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Grassrope grew up in Lower Brule and returned there with White Eyes after the #NoDAPL camps in Standing Rock were evicted in early 2017.
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Land reserved for wildlife including tigers, elephants and rhinoceros is also inhabited by tribal villagers and hundreds have been evicted in violent clashes recently.
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After moving out of Tony's place, she'd been evicted from her new apartment, unable to find a job because her visa application was pending.
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Yet debt out for collection, use of payday lenders and neighbourhood poverty levels appeared unchanged regardless of whether residents had been evicted or not.
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It cites Roberto Gómez, an indigenous activist, as saying that his group was "evicted by a squadron of around 15 police", joined by civilians.
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Tensions first flared at the Scarborough Shoal in 2012 when China effectively evicted Filipino fishermen from the area, souring relations between the two countries.
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There was a pink note stuck to the front door that said we were being evicted because we hadn't paid rent in three months.
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In recent years, a real estate market boom in Vietnam has stirred up protests by small landowners evicted to make way for construction projects.
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Mr de Oliveira, or Senhor Affonso, as he is universally known, promptly evicted the prostitutes, fixed the building's finances and started fining rule-breakers.
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Everyone in the building was getting evicted so we had our friend film a practice just to have something to remember the space by.
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In July buildings at Larung Gar in Sichuan, a sprawling centre of Tibetan Buddhist learning, were destroyed and thousands of monks and nuns evicted.
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Then last year, Verizon evicted Tumblr's huge and loyal base of porn bloggers, leaving no viable platform for independent adult content creators and curators.
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Further, if Ramos thought the coaching was egregious, he could have evicted Mouratoglou from the Open; there was no need to assess this violation.
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Hamdallah's arrival marked an important step toward the possible reunification of the Palestinian factions after Hamas violently evicted rival Fatah from Gaza in 2007.
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And as in 2014, a court ruling — in a case that the evicted parties said they had no knowledge of — prompted the property seizures.
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But a shadow fell over the community in 3.65 when Grainger was granted planning permission for the site, with the occupants to be evicted.
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That includes a store in Beijing's Forbidden City, the historic cultural site from which Starbucks (SBUX) was famously evicted more than a decade ago.
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Supporters from Veterans Stand for Standing Rock have pledged to travel to North Dakota by this weekend to try to prevent demonstrators being evicted.
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For example, you can be evicted from a public housing project or military barracks for possessing cannabis, even if you have a medical card.
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Ask Real Estate If you don't want to sell your apartment or be evicted, you probably can't use it the way you always have.
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"She was probably the only person in the world who believed that being evicted from the Bowery was a step down," Ms. Pam said.
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On her return to Lagos, Nwakwesi says she and her four children were evicted from the apartment rented to them by her husband's employers.
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Their neighbor, whose husband was also shot by the police, couldn't keep up with the $25 monthly rent and was evicted, Ms. Buluma said.
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That leaves their families to choose either getting evicted from public housing or agreeing that their child will be banned from their home forever.
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His name was next to the exit sign for Sylvan Road, the street where he lived before he was evicted in the late '90s.
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For the Chesters it began with the incessant barking of their rescue dog, Todd, which got them evicted from their cramped Santa Monica apartment.
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On May 22000, 21967, President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt evicted United Nations peacekeeping forces along the Israeli border and remilitarized the Sinai Peninsula.
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She had decided to rent to her and her children even though the woman had been evicted three times in the past two years.
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The previous tenants had been evicted and had vacated in a hurry, leaving behind a large armoire, a dresser, a bed, and a refrigerator.
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They include Janice Lynch, 68, who was evicted in 2015 after missing some rent payments and then essentially became homeless, staying on relatives' couches.
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The day before, Sherrena had asked Gramling Perez to approve a claim of five thousand dollars which she had brought against an evicted tenant.
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The residents who lived nearby, and many in the surrounding neighborhood, have been forcibly evicted and simultaneously harassed, neglected, and ignored by the government.
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Dozens of people were evicted from the Bell Foundry arts building in Baltimore, and the same thing is happening to communal warehouses in Oakland.
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A 2015 University of Wisconsin study found tenants who aren't represented by a lawyer are more likely to be evicted than those who are.
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The tale of how real estate entrepreneurs ultimately evicted Mr. Lyght from his loft adds a jolt of political reality to this artist's personal story.
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After being evicted from her home, Isobel must figure out her future, while helping her final renter, Emmy, a wandering musician, locate her birth mother.
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If an address generates, say, three 911 calls a month, the landlord will be issued a "nuisance citation," and the family will probably be evicted.
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Last week, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders and members of her family were evicted from a restaurant and then reportedly pursued by the owner.
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We got evicted from our house and had to live at my dad's friend's house, then my older brother's house, and lastly my oldest sister's.
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About 40 households were living on Yerba Buena Island until they were evicted in 2015 for the incoming redevelopment, according to The San Francisco Chronicle.
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Gloria Cortez, a mother of six, alleges she was recently evicted from her home in Pomona after complaining that mould was making her feel ill.
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The box is 100 percent recyclable, plus it can be torn down and rebuilt if your startup implodes and you're being evicted from your office.
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Eventually, Dano and other victims found themselves being evicted out of their own homes by new owners who had bought the property at foreclosure auctions.
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The woman with whom she was staying just got evicted, so now Aleida is staying with her new boo CO Hopper — and CO Hopper's grandma.
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But the couple and their toddler son were eventually evicted from their apartment because they couldn&apost make both their rent and the loan payments.
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New national data compiled by the Princeton sociologist Matthew Desmond, author of "Evicted," suggests that America's worst eviction epidemics are not in expensive, coastal cities.
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A look-back study of California's pilot programs found that two-thirds of renters taking part settled their cases, and only 6 percent got evicted.
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His ejection might've gone a bit more smoothly, if the ref wasn't the same man—Marc Goddard—who evicted McGregor from cageside just last month.
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An African-American man who was confronted by his white neighbor in their apartment building in an incident caught on video wants the man evicted.
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Student Aline Santos sees the Games in a negative light, "because many people have been evicted from their houses for the construction of Olympic" works.
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Assange has been holed up in Ecuador's London embassy since 2012 evading extradition, but there has been recent speculation that Assange could soon be evicted.
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So it makes sense you'd look forward to getting back into your regular stuff as soon as the tiny human inside of you gets evicted.
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When members of the evicted congregations prayed in the street in protest, several of them were charged with "threatening stability and the rule of law".
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She told CNN that her children's father, in his mid-50s, was evicted from his one-bedroom apartment in the Bronx about four months ago.
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Mesline Louis, 35, was evicted from her Brooklyn apartment for nonpayment in 2011, despite her claims that she did not owe the landlord any money.
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More than 33,000 families living in urban areas across India were forcefully evicted from January 2015, according to advocacy group Housing and Land Rights Network.
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"Land installment contracts are popular with investors because defaulting borrowers can be swiftly evicted, and traditional mortgage foreclosure protections do not apply," the report said.
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Hundreds of thousands of Arabs fled by choice or were evicted during the 1948 war in what Palestinians refer to as the Nakba, or catastrophe.
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They initially placed her in a state-run home through a program called Aspire Indiana, but she was evicted, the Barnetts told the Daily Mail.
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When I met them, they had fallen behind and would be evicted with no place to go and no one to turn to for help.
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One book that opened his eyes to the realities that poor Americans face is "Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City, " by Matthew Desmond.
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He was also evicted from subleased office space at the corporate headquarters in Louisville, Ky., and was asked to stop speaking publicly about the business.
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Among the tenants evicted was the architect Rafael Viñoly, who set up shop in 1990 at 50 Vandam Street, a brick former produce-packing plant.
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The shacks sit on city-owned land on the shore of North Bay and have been vacant since the last denizens were evicted in 2012.
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A onetime fixture of New York's avant-garde music circles, he had been evicted from his East Village apartment and largely dropped off the radar.
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But any worker in any business can fall behind on car payments, get evicted, drop the ball on child care or suffer serious health problems.
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For his critical approach to Soviet life, Solzhenitsyn was evicted from the state-sponsored Writers' Union and became a virtual outlaw in his own country.
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It's set in 1955 and follows him throughout his day when he is desperately trying to scrape up rent money to keep from getting evicted.
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In recent weeks, they have instead become home to weary asylum seekers, evicted from a building in Rome that they had illegally occupied for years.
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They don't care if we ain't got no money or we ready to get evicted and we need this amount — certain amount much of money.
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New Yorkers hoping for rent cancellations will still owe their payments at a later date — but won't be evicted if they don't pay — as Gov.
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Her family was evicted from the Kurdish region and spent seven years in an internment camp inside Iraq — "a foreign country," Ms. Ahmed called it.
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In 2003 and again (after a 333 comeback) in 2016, Mr. Moore was evicted as chief justice for refusing to comply with federal court decisions.
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Alameda County officers, armed with riot gear, an armored vehicle, and a robot evicted and arrested four protesters associated with the group early Tuesday morning.
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People living in waterfront communities in Lagos, a city of 21 million people, have been forcefully evicted in recent years by authorities citing safety concerns.
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Gates — an avid reader — also recommends "The Best We Could Do" by Thi Bui and "Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City" among others.
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Since being evicted from what he said was his land in 2006, Ngeth Sim and his family have worked as casual laborers on other farms.
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But what begins as a dream of homeownership for many residents can end quickly when a payment is missed and the buyer is swiftly evicted.
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After losing my job, my family fell behind on bills, and barely scraped together enough money for rent just three days shy of being evicted.
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The IRGC must be evicted from Syria, Iraq, Yemen and other countries of the region before any resolution to the regional crises can be found.
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I started saying "rent's due" to myself when we were evicted when I was 14, as a personally motivator to hit the gym and workout.
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I got lucky along the way, because these days I'm not getting evicted, but I'm still up at 4am dropping sweat, because the rent's due.
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She and Mr. Anderson were evicted, but they repeatedly busted into their former home to spend the day there, leaving each day around 6 p.m.
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On Friday, he and his 6-year-old son were just one week away from being evicted and having to move in with extended family.
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After locals held a small anti-Venezuelan protest last month, police evicted 200 migrants who were living on a sports field, deporting many of them.
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