In season one, Jorah Mormont was an exiled Northern lord who swore allegiance to the exiled Targaryens, Daenerys and Viserys.
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He may be an exiled lord in Westeros, but Jorah Mormont will not be exiled from the last season of Game of Thrones.
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In a PR cleanup move, Aenys exiled his brother, Maegor.
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Militants were arrested or exiled, many of them to Yemen.
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Several of the exiled leaders attended the border protests Friday.
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You feel as though you've been exiled to an island.
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The exiled Polish government's goal was to stop the Holocaust.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Dwight Eisenhower, Winston Churchill, and the exiled
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The exiled Roman poet is attended to by kindly barbarians.
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He became a scandal and was exiled from polite society.
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"A period of lawlessness is underway," one exiled journalist said.
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From Mohsen Makhmalbaf, an exiled Iranian director living in London.
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In Mr. Trump's orbit, few people are ever permanently exiled.
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Though exiled from Balanchine's company, Ms. Farrell never quit Balanchine.
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Meanwhile, the list of exiled conservatives is vast and egregious.
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But that didn't mean students and professors vanished once exiled.
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The coalition is allied with Yemen&aposs internationally recognized, exiled government.
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Sexual predators like Harvey Weinstein have been exiled from public life.
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He died in 1989, three years after being exiled to Hawaii.
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Under Sisi, Brotherhood members have been jailed, exiled or driven underground.
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Jones — and his conspiracies — aren't completely exiled from the web, though.
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EXILED I'll go and see the performances when we're in previews.
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The so-called kulaks were arrested and exiled, and sometimes shot.
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They'll be exiled to the well-appointed limbo of think tanks.
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He was jailed in Cuba and exiled to Spain and elsewhere.
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After the war the Mosleys exiled themselves to Orsay in France.
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"I need freedom the most," said Chang Ping, an exiled columnist.
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Not a total one — we still miss the exiled Martha desperately.
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It matches up with the real Henry VII, who was exiled.
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But others — exiled South Africans and fortune-seekers — were flocking in.
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In this predicament, exiled from home and hiding in plain sight.
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Fighters loyal to the country's exiled vice president and warlord, Gen.
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Mr. Redstone's two girlfriends were exiled from his Beverly Hills mansion.
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It was more fun than feeling exiled to the kids' table.
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The obligatory steak frites has been exiled to the entree section.
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Karimov jailed, killed or exiled most of the Islamist fighters inside Uzbekistan.
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Mr Korolev's rival has been "exiled" to Rosneft, the mammoth oil company.
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Since then, Khelil has not been the only exiled leader to return.
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If you left the country, you were exiled, you couldn't come back.
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After a coup in her own country, she is exiled to England.
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For some time now, its inhabitants have been structuring their exiled existence.
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And now, those exiled princes, troubled clones, and cyber-samurai are graduating.
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"These Exiled Years" off of Swagger, is based on the same thing.
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Peaceful dissidents are jailed, exiled, or facing travel bans and asset freezes.
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Last month marked 58 years of exiled life for the Tibetan leader.
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He is also a close ally of the exiled vice president Gen.
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Both Jon and Daenerys were exiled across distances, and made a return.
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In Argentina, Mr. Gielen was brought up among an exiled musical elite.
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One man was exiled from China after the protests in Tiananmen Square.
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The story was relatively simple then: good Starks, evil Lannisters, exiled Targaryens.
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Hundreds of thousands are exiled in Peru, Chile, neighboring Colombia and Brazil.
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Ali stopped trying to be the same Cassius Clay who was exiled.
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Like many exiled Iranians, the Malekis had to start over from scratch.
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Critic's Pick An exiled filmmaker returns to Chile, contemplating fascism and eternity.
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He was exiled, and she went on to become a famous painter.
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Poussey is exiled from their friend group and plunges into a depression.
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"For Iraqis and Iranians it's one enemy," says an exiled Iranian dissident.
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Castro exiled himself off to Mexico, got engaged, claimed he once swam the Rio Grande to meet the exiled Cuban President in a US motel room, then came back and overthrew Batista by the time he was 32.
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Off camera, Angels are currently fighting the exiled American government in Anchorage, Alaska.
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Ruto said exiled communities were needed to help Somalia through the recovery process.
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Some 60,000 Hondurans, also exiled by Hurricane Mitch, await word of their fate.
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A number of other exiled Russians have died in mysterious circumstances in Britain.
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Exiled to Elba, he escaped his island prison in 1815, marching on Paris.
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Before succeeding, she would be imprisoned, threatened with execution and rape, and exiled.
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An entire generation went to jail, and many were killed, tortured, or exiled.
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Mr. Karimov jailed or exiled his political opponents and muzzled the news media.
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An official in the exiled government told Reuters the talks were still ongoing.
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But not if Mugabe's exiled vice president has anything to do with it.
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By Ana Teresa Toro Nobody here remembers when being exiled was a curse.
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And he sidelined, humiliated and exiled many of his comrades from before 1949.
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When you get kicked off Twitter, you're sort of exiled from the public.
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For directors like Ms. Kahiu, Cannes serves as a home for exiled films.
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Twenty-eight of the 33 were votes from stand-ins of exiled lawmakers.
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Initially, the exiled oligarchs' link to the two Argentine players was not known.
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The image helped galvanize exiled Iranian Masih Alinejad's "White Wednesdays" social media campaign.
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As president, Suharto jailed and exiled his political enemies, and crippled democratic institutions.
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Gere is a Buddhist and a longtime friend of Tibet's exiled spiritual leader.
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A big difference is that Nixon's losses exiled him to the political wilderness.
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Suspected of sympathy with the exiled Leon Trotsky, Petrovsky and Cohen were arrested.
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Exiled leaders of the opposition had called for a boycott of the poll.
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The nonprofit City of Asylum provides housing and financial assistance for exiled writers.
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The main exiled group, the World Uyghur Congress, swiftly denounced the white paper.
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They like you because you guard the exiled President's body in Temple Valley.
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"Der Stürmer has been censored for weeks," says Ernst Toller, the exiled German playwright.
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Chileans, for instance, note that Venezuela sheltered thousands of their exiled countrymen during Gen.
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Archibald was exiled to England, where Margaret's brother, Henry VIII, gave him a pension.
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The MEK is an exiled Iranian opposition group based largely in Paris and Albania.
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He painted this scroll after being exiled for over 10 years for unknown reasons.
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If a fashion photographer is exposed as someone who harasses models, they are exiled.
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It looked as if Christie would spend the next year exiled in New Jersey.
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A great sorrow descended upon us exiled Tutsi, but Rukorera's flight hardly surprised us.
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Beginning in 2011, exiled journalists flooded back into the country and started new publications.
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I had no friends, and my family had exiled me from any family celebrations.
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"My grandfather was exiled," the man said before being escorted out of the room.
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"Jesus" and "God" were exiled from the Belchers for the rest of their lives.
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After Perchik leaves for Kiev, and is later exiled to Siberia, Hodel follows him.
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He was then exiled to the island of St. Helena, where he later died.
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Each individual in the photos has been detained, exiled, or has sought political asylum.
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Musical responsiveness, exiled by Cunningham, gradually came in from the cold in their work.
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Disgraced and exiled, Jorah Mormont (Iain Glen) found his mission in life serving Daenerys.
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Kent is exiled, Wilson is fired, or, as we like to say, let go.
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Some historians wonder whether Catherine knew Peter III would be assassinated or simply exiled.
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On the show, Clarke played exiled royal Daenerys Targaryen, the future queen of Westeros.
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If you two were exiled to a desert island, which work would you bring?
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Wilde would die soon after, penniless and exiled, at the age of forty-six.
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In medieval society, being exiled from your town was a fate worse than death.
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"They'll probably blame Christopher Columbus for hyperinflation," scoffed an exiled opposition leader, Antonio Ledezma.
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I am one of the more than three million Venezuelans exiled throughout the world.
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Iraq suffered devastating losses in military personnel, and Kuwait's exiled leader returned to power.
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You would think they had been exiled to the ruins of the Baden-Baden Festival.
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Born into the Greek royal family, Prince Philip's father was accused of treason and exiled.
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The adult lions of the Marsh Pride have exiled the Northern Pride, destroying their family.
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Vega plays a trans woman who is exiled by her family after her partner's passing.
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Bereaved and exiled by traitors, the hero Guo Jing grows up on the Mongolian steppes.
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China is also suspicious of India's hosting of the Dalai Lama and other exiled Tibetans.
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That backfires, and she bonds with a psychology professor who might have also been exiled.
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Exiled critics of the monarchy and their foreign defenders are also in the junta's sights.
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She had disappeared shortly after Mr. Chen began interviewing the exiled Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui.
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Their targets have included academics, exiled business elites, former judges and activists like Mr. Zhuang.
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Sathirathai was foreign affairs minister and deputy prime minister under exiled former leader Thaksin Shinawatra.
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Luckily, thanks to Amnesty International, they were exiled back to England before Whitecross was born.
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Descendants of the last, exiled king are garage mechanics and rickshaw-drivers in southern India.
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Many have been exiled, jailed, killed or driven to the far reaches of the desert.
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If you are a Republican on the destructive 'Never Trump' bandwagon, will you be exiled?
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He has a sidekick named Mike Li, who is an equally exiled trace-evidence expert.
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On his first day on the job, Abrams met with exiled leaders of Venezuela's opposition.
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After Daenerys discovered Jorah was serving as a spy, she exiled him from her service.
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"They'll probably blame Christopher Columbus for hyper-inflation," scoffed one exiled opposition leader Antonio Ledezma.
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But by that point, eluding justice, he had exiled himself in the remote Sierra Nevada.
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Exiled Tibetans consider the CTA to be their legitimate government, but no country recognizes it.
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Since December, at least six exiled Thai activists who lived in neighboring Laos have disappeared.
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Hundreds have been illegally detained and tortured, and more than 52,000 exiled, the report found.
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I felt exiled from the world of the well, isolated by thick walls of suspicion.
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And perhaps as a consequence, few exiled activists command as large an audience as Guo.
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The philosopher refused, and escaped death only because the oligarchy collapsed when exiled democrats rebelled.
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We have not been exiled from the garden; we have let it go to seed.
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Exiled cleric and top Erdoğan dissident Fethullah Gülen serves as honorary chair of the group.
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When Cunegonde's family learns she intends to marry her bastard cousin, Candide is ruthlessly exiled.
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He has jailed or exiled political rivals, shut down media outlets and crushed street protests.
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Spies and rivals brought him down, the story goes, and the Chu king exiled him.
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Per has, in effect, been exiled from Eden, for the Adamic sin of stealing apples.
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Back to a home before religion made it a home you could be exiled from?
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However, it's not really a surprise that the exiled chimp wanted to rejoin his band.
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Exiled to Greek colony of Chersonesus in the Crimea, Clement reportedly performed his first miracle.
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Likewise, if my "Reputation Meter," visualized as a Medici crest, evaporated, I would be exiled.
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It tightly censored the press and the arts, and it tortured, murdered, and exiled thousands.
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The delegation included the group's deputy chief, Saleh al-Arouri, exiled by Israel in 2010.
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It is therefore through the filter of this lens that the work of artists such of Ai (characterized as the brave exiled artist who escaped the tyranny of his homeland) and myself (the oppressed exiled Iranian Muslim woman artist) can be legitimized and viewed.
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The global community, including the exiled opposition diaspora, must do what it can to support them.
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The MEK is an exiled Iranian opposition group based near Paris with some members in Albania.
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Since Justin is currently exiled to Vancouver, MJ sneakily suggests a weekend getaway to Necker Island.
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But once it defaulted at the end of 2001, Argentina was exiled from global debt markets.
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Its exiled leader, Vyacheslav Maltsev, had called for protests to force President Vladimir Putin&aposs resignation.
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She marries the heir to the king, Prince Ali, and is exiled and pursued by assassins.
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China now holds some 75% of the Maldives' debt, reckons Mohamed Nasheed, an exiled former president.
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Black Widow is also exiled, for letting Cap and Bucky pursue the movie's villain, Baron Zemo.
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That's because the Golden Company is led by Blackfyres — an exiled faction of the Targaryen family.
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Like Greek tragedies, these tell-alls each end the same way, with the author being exiled.
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He was exiled from Pakistan—my sister and I were born in Kabul and Damascus respectively.
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As the Reader, you control your three exiled friends in battle as they challenge other teams.
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The human rights activists who spoke up about it were exiled to Thailand, Indonesia, or Singapore.
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She was shot in the leg and exiled to Spain shortly after the case was settled.
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All around her, she saw her fellow artists being silenced, exiled, driven to depression or suicide.
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When the bulldog attacked White House staff and secretaries, "Pete had to be exiled," Lengel said.
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The Turkish president is no great friend of journalists, having locked up or exiled many himself.
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And if a wine becomes somehow entangled with a bad memory, it can be exiled forever.
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But Zarif wanted Iraq to be governed by leaders who had been exiled under Saddam Hussein.
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So that leaves Tyrion, but he's exiled and literally universally loathed by all of his kin.
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A deadline for the Houthis, forces loyal to Yemen's exiled government, had expired early Wednesday morning.
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In 1815, Bonaparte was forced to abdicate power, and was exiled to the island of Elba.
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But in "Exiled," a suggestive portrait of Vice President Mike Pence, she drops some tantalizing hints.
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Peter Townsend living not far from the exiled Duke and Duchess of Windsor — never gain altitude.
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Under Mugabe, Zimbabwe was exiled from the international community and saw its economy descend into hyperinflation.
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Cast out of this working man's paradise, Lee is also exiled from the prerogatives of whiteness.
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She was on her way to New York from Siberia, where her family had been exiled.
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A deputy national security adviser dogged by innuendo about disloyalty was exiled to the Energy Department.
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Prior to '79, Khomeini had failed at overthrowing Iran's monarchy; he was exiled to Najaf, Iraq.
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"The party offers an alternative path," prominent exiled academic and junta critic Pavin Chachavalpongpun told Reuters.
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He left the country in 222 — not quite exiled, perhaps, but certainly emigrating with official encouragement.
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No surprise, then, that his latest film is a biopic of Edward Snowden, the exiled whistleblower.
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Many of its most prominent figures have been jailed, exiled or barred from seeking public office.
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The narrator, Almustapha, is a wise man exiled on an island, where he reflects on life's questions.
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Exiled from the country he once ruled, Michael and his new wife were forced to live elsewhere.
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He fled to Turkey and then moved to Europe, joining the ranks of the exiled Syrian opposition.
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It begins during China's Cultural Revolution when a dissident scientist is exiled to a remote research facility.
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Exiled opposition grouping CNARED said former Tanzanian president Benjamin Mkapa, who is facilitating the Nov. 28-Dec.
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In 2014, exiled former Rwandan intelligence chief Patrick Karegeya was found murdered in a Johannesburg hotel room.
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Saudi Arabia currently hosts the exiled Yemeni government which includes five cabinet ministers from the Islah party.
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Maybe it's because he's been exiled to Bloomberg and no one (I hope) watches his Showtime show.
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Exiled opposition leader Sam Rainsy made a final appeal to Cambodians by urging them not to vote.
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As part of the negotiations, several exiled Hamas leaders have entered Gaza for high-level internal consultations.
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Exiled Bahai leaders say hundreds of followers have been jailed and executed since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
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Exiled North Korean Gae-yoon Lee poses for a photo at her home in Seoul, South Korea.
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Last week, Griffiths met Hadi in Aden in south Yemen, the temporary headquarters of the exiled government.
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The candidates' ideas are based on outdated stories that their exiled parents told them, says the professor.
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Neruda the rescuer of refugees and exiled senator, forthright Communist and admired poet, had become international news.
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Hours later, Mr. Obama met with the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader at the White House as planned.
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And just like that, in an echo of his Space Needle blowup, he was exiled from headquarters.
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The exiled patriarch of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, Bishop Merkorios, went back to the country on Wednesday.
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Foreign-born priests were exiled, and local clergy were harassed so much that many closed their churches.
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The only sight of his visage is on a satellite television station funded by his exiled supporters.
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She was exiled from the Church of Scientology, losing her daughter and the mother of her children.
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Erdogan claimed it had been orchestrated by his opponent Fethullah Gulen, exiled in the US.Source: Guardian, CNN.
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In turn, self-exiled Venezuelan businessmen say they are encouraging their countrymen to join them in Spain.
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All too often, our socially isolated modern societies have exiled them to retirement homes and golf courses.
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J.P. On "Exiled," her sophomore release, Thandi Ntuli plays pianist, producer, poet, vocalist, band director and collagist.
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Then after the war, men reclaimed these jobs and most women were exiled back to the kitchen.
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Instead the Saudis have promoted a string of exiled Qatari businessmen as potential political rivals to Tamim.
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Mr. Toole's next retweet was of a post by the Dalai Lama, the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader.
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Along the way they encounter zombie warriors, exiled knights, fire-breathing dragons and one truly evil sorceress.
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She's a Charmer, capable of taming magical beasts, exiled from her brethren for crimes she didn't commit.
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No need to worry about the silent world to which the hearing people think we are exiled.
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Gilberto Gil and Caetano Veloso, the founders of Brazil's Tropicália movement, were both arrested and later exiled.
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That sheep had actually roamed the Sheep Meadow since the Civil War until Robert Moses exiled them.
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But there is little chance that Lutsenko's hunger for kilowatts will see him exiled from the grid.
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Such troubles pale next to Egyptian journalists who have been imprisoned, exiled or killed in great numbers.
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Yet, he has been exiled over the last few years after a falling out with the organization.
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Ebadi -- charged with "disturbing public opinion" -- was imprisoned, subjected to death threats and eventually exiled to London.
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On Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Justice announced new legal action against exiled NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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In rural areas, menstrual women are exiled for a week in a practice known as Chaupadi Pratha.
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At 13, Donald was culled from his family and exiled to military school as a disciplinary remedy.
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In The Force Awakens, we learned that Luke exiled himself after Kylo Ren, his apprentice, turned on him.
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That bulwark, the exiled officer said, is being severely tested as Erdogan's purges weaken the country's military capacity.
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Turkey blames followers of U.S.-based exiled Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen for the July 15-16 attempted coup.
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Dilxat Raxit, a spokesman for the exiled group the World Uyghur Congress, said he doubted the official account.
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And, you can forget about uttering the word "burger" — people have been exiled to isolation for much less.
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Aside from young Daenerys dying, another great tragedy befell him and lead to the exiled of Princess Saera.
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Turkey blamed the exiled Muslim cleric and political activist for a botched coup attempt against him in 2016.
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Hundreds have been exiled, scores barred from travel, and over 300 stripped of their nationality, including Sheikh Qassim.
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Next, we follow Daenerys Stormborn's journey from exiled princess to Khaleesi/Queen/Mother of Dragons/Ruler of Everything.
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The Houthis now rule most of Yemen's population, while the exiled government controls a section of the south.
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The self-exiled Polish animator Walerian Borowczyk is another Quay touchstone, as is the Czech collagist Jiri Kolar.
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The documents reveal in painful detail how families were shattered as men and women were exiled or left.
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Thailand's constitutional court banned Thai Raksa Chart, a party linked to Thaksin Shinawatra, an exiled former prime minister.
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Her art is being exhibited at the grand Palais Royal along with works by 14 other exiled artists.
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Exiled by Peru's authoritarian regime, he lived in Europe from 1919 to 1923, mainly in Italy and Berlin.
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The election will provide a closely watched test of the popularity of self-exiled former premier Thaksin Shinawatra.
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The show presents Azzam's first body of work since 2012, when he was exiled from his native Damascus.
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Now, some of those once-loyal employees — exiled from the company — seem determined to have the last laugh.
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Several exiled Brotherhood officials condemned the bombing, as did Hasm and Liwaa' al-Thawra, another local militant group.
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Francis was exiled by his Jesuit community, a banishment that only ended when he was appointed a bishop.
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He was later exiled to Morocco and Ivory Coast before settling in Texas with his wife and children.
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"Where are your red lines, Mr Erdogan?" asks an exiled Syrian politician in Gaziantep, Turkey's gateway to Syria.
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Exiled during the time of Ben Ali, Ghannouchi has been a major force in the post-revolution transformation.
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Abiy has spearheaded reforms that included unbanning political parties, releasing political prisoners and welcoming home exiled militant groups.
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But what is clear is that the children must be protected and cared for, not ostracized and exiled.
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It is under this framework that free traders exiled those who wanted to protect American manufacturing as heretics.
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Not least among those was the exiled Colonel Vershinin, with whom Masha, the middle sister, had found love.
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Then he was exiled to the Trump transition when nobody actually imagined there was going to be one.
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Some formerly exiled or imprisoned Ethiopian journalists and activists have already returned to the country, with cautious optimism.
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S. Government to establish a dialogue with Iran's exiled resistance, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI).
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On Dr. Webber's team is almost the entirety of the attending staff, plus the now exiled Dr. Grey.
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Diane was kept from him by the queen and exiled from court at the moment of his death.
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Dozens of villages were decimated, the potential plaintiffs say, and those who opposed the displacement tortured and exiled.
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Abiy released political prisoners, lifted bans on exiled groups, and allowed the Sidama to finally hold their referendum.
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Since then, the Saudi-led coalition has battled rebels in support of exiled President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi.
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Cars are exiled to peripheral parking areas, while a single, shared lawn mower suits the needs of everyone.
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When I left, I was geographically exiled, but I could reclaim the right to tell my own story.
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It was like maintaining loyalty to a deposed, exiled monarch, or perhaps the charismatic leader of a cult.
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Both the Houthis and the exiled government have welcomed the idea of a return to talks since then.
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"All self-exiled critics know better than seeking the services of the state outside borders," said the activist.
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As depicted in this account, he exiled himself to Cuba practically carrying reels of film under his arms.
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Even as Touré imprisoned, exiled and killed tens of thousands of political opponents, she refused to denounce him.
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Brogen, 229, from Manchester I was disowned by my parents in 226 – exiled from a family of 53.
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"Of the eighteen hundred souls in our village, not one was exiled," a villager named Joseph Merzisen wrote.
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To be exiled from a group, or to see your group crushed by its enemies, could mean death.
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Players control an exiled Jedi knight who must choose between the light and dark sides of the force.
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In this romance, originally performed at the Donmar Warehouse, Harriet Walter enchants audiences as the exiled magician Prospero.
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José Ramón López, 62, the exiled heir to the Havana airport and to Cuba's national airline, was not invited.
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In fact, I have never imagined I would be exiled from my country and be separated from my people.
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No American helped him in 1980, when he was sentenced to prison and exiled to Siberia for seven years.
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Age: 48 Le Batard, whose parents were exiled from Cuba, is an American sportswriter, radio host and television reporter.
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The exiled Tibetan spiritual leader arrived in Mongolia on Friday to meet Mongolian Buddhist leaders, according to his website.
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However, when Davos learns that Melisandre was the reason Shireen died, he and Jon have her exiled from Winterfell.
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Hun Sen, the prime minister of Cambodia, launched a lawsuit against Sam Rainsy, an exiled opposition leader, for defamation.
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Yet many air lessors say they would be quietly relieved if hordes of exiled bankers do not turn up.
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Hall later called on Napoleon Bonaparte in St Helena and perplexed the exiled emperor with tales of the Ryukyus.
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The Houthis now rule over most of Yemen's population, while the exiled government controls a section of the south.
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The books are presented as an in-universe manuscript, which follow a journeyman torturer named Severian, who is exiled.
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"You have to remember: '86 was 30 years ago," Bongbong added, referring to the year his family was exiled.
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You know how these scams work by now: an email says that someone is in prison unjustly/kidnapped/exiled.
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Plus, those in more traditional communities around the world may be shunned or exiled, persecuted or even physically harmed.
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Social justice activism and showing up for others has been our way to honor our slain or exiled ancestors.
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Mr. Zhuang, like so many other exiled Chinese citizens, is finding that he is still subject to Beijing's demands.
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But that has not deterred all the recent U.S. presidents before Trump from meeting the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader.
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There was no immediate claim of responsibility, but exiled Brotherhood officials and home-grown militant groups condemned the attack.
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Among the others were five other exiled journalists who were sentenced in absentia to between 15 years to life.
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The Naja barely escape violent annihilation and then establish an alliance with an exiled civilization endowed with supernatural abilities.
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They cite Qatar's willingness to host exiled religious and political leaders from Egypt, including members of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Hardship disappeared on Sunday evenings when my family listened to the records of exiled Cuban comedian Guillermo Alvarez Guedes.
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The former telecoms tycoon lives in self-imposed exiled to avoid a graft conviction he says was politically motivated.
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Instead, it landed in the Kuiper Belt after being exiled from its home and flung billions of miles away.
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Abdul Rashid Dostum, the exiled Afghan vice president, was the target of the attack, said police spokesman Hashmat Stanikzai.
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Something is wrong, has been wrong since her childhood, when her family was exiled after the revolution in Iran.
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The exiled cleric, 77, has been living in a gated compound in eastern Pennsylvania after leaving Turkey in 1999.
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The most prominent party of the front is Pheu Thai, led by loyalists to exiled former premier Thaksin Shinawatra.
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In the meantime those 48 people are exiled, cordoned off by storms, ice, winds—and the seemingly endless night.
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British police have opened a murder investigation into the death of exiled Russian businessman Nikolai Glushkov, reports the BBC.
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Dougal's grateful, but he knows what's up: He's more or less being exiled so he's out of Jamie's way.
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He also offered government roles to senior members of the Communist Party of the Philippines, including its exiled founder.
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Dorsey would be elated were the likes Mike Cernovich to voluntarily join the already-exiled Milo somewhere (anywhere!) else.
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Opposition candidates are slandered, arrested and exiled months or even years before they lay the groundwork for popular support.
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Erdogan blames the attempted coup on Fethullah Gulen, an exiled cleric and former ally based in the United States.
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He also worked with the exiled South African saxophonist Dudu Pukwana and began fronting the Ghanaian group Hedzoleh Soundz.
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"One of the things that came to me after I left is that I was internally exiled," she said.
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The sanctions were welcomed by Olivier Kamitatu, a spokesman for Moise Katumbi, the opposition presidential candidate exiled in Belgium.
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Later he was attacked for not being exiled or sent to the camps, for making a career of protest.
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While now exiled from Trump's orbit, his former chief strategist, Steve Bannon, bemoaned Davos and all it stood for.
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His 84-year-old mother was exiled with him, and died in 1985 from malnutrition and inadequate medical care.
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Exiled artists played a key role in shaping the United States's midcentury culture; Korngold's contribution was his film scores.
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"Most Eritreans—refugees and those inside the country alike—are living in extended limbo," Zere, the exiled journalist, said.
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Hezbollah and other groups committed to the destruction of Israel, or militias fighting for the exiled government in Yemen?
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Sloan worried that he had exiled himself to a nursing home, and nothing he was seeing now reassured him.
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Earlier, the Pheu Thai party of the self-exiled Thaksin said it backed the rally by "younger brother" Thanathorn.
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In 1851, exiled in defeat, Kossuth embarked on a seven-month tour of America to champion his democratic causes.
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Ebadi, awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2003, is one of a number of exiled critics of Iran's leadership.
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A teenage girl died in a cyclone in southern India after she was exiled to a hut during her period.
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Liu Lu, an exiled former human rights lawyer, has written about 22014 titles, including the one about the murder conspiracy.
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The exiled Saudi journalist was throttled, dismembered and probably dissolved in acid in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul last month.
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The American singer has angered her legions of Chinese fans after meeting with the Dalai Lama, Tibet's exiled spiritual leader.
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Tibetan Buddhists consider their exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, to be an incarnation of Avalokitesvara, a Bodhisattva of compassion.
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The Obama administration has exiled Snowden to Russia, thereby fueling his celebrity and tarnishing the US image of political tolerance.
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Seditious pamphlets printed in Ethiopia, as well as two new television channels linked to the exiled opposition, are stirring anger.
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Phil is exiled into an unexpected adventure, despairs, suffers losses, but eventually learns how to overcome his obstacles and hopelessness.
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Emirati forces are leading ground forces mixed with their own troops, irregular militiamen and soldiers backing Yemen&aposs exiled government.
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But exiled groups and human rights activists say the government's repressive religious policies and economic marginalization are provoking the unrest.
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Barrow said on Sunday that it appeared his exiled predecessor, Yahya Jammeh, had looted state resources after his election defeat.
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Rebels refusing to accept the deal will be exiled with their families to other rebel-held parts of the country.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies have been fighting on behalf of an exiled government with a foothold in the south.
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In the 1930s he was declared a degenerate artist by the Nazis, and was exiled to Amsterdam for a decade.
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Another exiled Iraqi artist living in London is Dia al-Azzawi, who's rightly considered one of Iraq's greatest living artists.
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In 2015, Maroon 5 has to cancel concerts after the group's keyboard player sent birthday wishes the exiled Tibetan leader.
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Barrow's allies have repeatedly warned of the possibility that exiled officers were working to undermine the new government from abroad.
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They include New Delhi's sheltering of the Dalai Lama, the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader whom Beijing considers a separatist traitor.
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She regularly speaks to her exiled brother, Thaksin, who fled abroad in 2008 to avoid a jail sentence for corruption.
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Zeus has exiled Apollo, god of the sun, to Earth, and turned him into Lester Papadopoulos, a bumbling human teenager.
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Eventually, Fangs (Drew Ray Tanner), Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch), and Toni Topaz (Vanessa Morgan) are exiled for ignoring Jughead's orders.
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The Dalai Lama, Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, has rebuked his coreligionists for persecuting the Rohingya, saying they should "remember Buddha".
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Pheu Thai is allied with self-exiled former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who was himself overthrown in a 2006 coup.
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The nearby town of Moadamiya was informed of some 400 deaths, according to Dani Qappani, an exiled activist from there.
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On Thursday, the exiled Chinese author Ma Jian tweeted that the Tai Kwun arts center had canceled his events there.
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Forces loyal to Yemen&aposs exiled government and irregular fighters led by Emirati troops had neared Hodeida in recent days.
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After rising to power, Castro had many of his political opponents imprisoned or exiled and suppressed independent media and dissidents.
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On Thursday, the exiled Chinese author Ma Jian tweeted that the Tai Kwun arts centre had cancelled his events there.
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During a series of tweets the exiled American said U.K. citizens should attend a protest outside Downing Street on Saturday.
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They are Fulani—Islamic pastoralists by tradition and, in the case of this exiled community, survivors of savage sectarian violence.
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Thousands of its members were imprisoned or exiled under Tunisia's authoritarian presidents, Habib Bourguiba and Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali.
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Altogether more than 60,000 people have been purged for suspected links to Fethullah Gulen, a Muslim cleric exiled in America.
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But among exiled leaders in Gaziantep and the Americans co-ordinating their logistical backup, the mood is one of despondency.
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In The Tempest, Caliban is an ostracized creature, begotten by a witch and exiled after he attempts to rape Miranda.
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Maguire was exiled to the worst imaginable position for a highly skilled case officer: a desk job in human resources.
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There's Chandlar, 25, who had been exiled from the group for three years but recently found common ground with Nicole.
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Gulen is an exiled cleric living in Pennsylvania whom the Turkish government accuses of being behind the failed coup attempt.
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Some were exiled for their progressive values, and others, often those with non-Aryan heritage, were sent to concentration camps.
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In the book, several people have been exiled from Earth to the moon, where they have created a libertarian society.
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Cover: Egyptian self-exiled businessman Mohamed Ali poses during an interview in an office near Barcelona on October 23, 2019.
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Ankara accuses supporters of exiled cleric Fethullah Gulen of backing the short-lived coup in which over 240 were killed.
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We cannot risk it, so we stay in Thailand, exiled by our addiction, and cling to each other like kittens.
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It centered on Fethullah Gülen, a Turkish cleric exiled in the United States who is wanted by the Turkish government.
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"A victory without a contest is a hollow one," exiled opposition leader Sam Rainsy said in a Facebook post Sunday.
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The incapacitated Leo who's exiled himself in a tatty Brooklyn flat is tormented by visions of his other potential lives.
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With the Yankees having exiled Goose and their geese, could that be an ominous sign for a player named Bird?
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On multiple occasions, her father was banned from tournaments because of his behavior and was exiled from the WTA Tour.
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Among the others were five exiled journalists who were sentenced in absentia to prison terms of 15 years to life.
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One is an exiled businessman who claims to have evidence of corruption at the highest levels of government in China.
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His father, Boris, an engineer from Leningrad, had been exiled there in 1938 at the peak of Stalin's great purge.
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There is grief in realizing that, in holding one's ear to that wall, exiled to the other side of pain.
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An exiled woman returns to her Orthodox Jewish community after the death of her father and rekindles a forbidden romance.
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It's not because 'he educated their kids, gave them health care' it's because his opponents were jailed, murdered or exiled.
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Nonetheless, its contemporary exposition is one Mr. Thurman hopes will newly popularize the exiled Tibetan leader's life story among millennials.
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One of them, former New York mayor Mike Bloomberg, had self-exiled from the stage by refusing to take donations.
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The choice by the party organizations, however, may need to be rubber stamped by Morales himself, currently exiled in Argentina.
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Of the 100 leaders of the October Revolution 12 years later, Beer notes, more than 60 had been exiled there.
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On Monday, the Interior Ministry said that exiled Brotherhood leaders had provided "financial and logistical support" for the church bombing.
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His appointment as professor in Wittenberg was at first unwelcome; Luther felt he had been exiled to a provincial backwater.
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Some have been rounded up and exiled to concentration camps for generations — for the simple act of possessing a Bible.
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As with many people around Trump, however, Kasowitz has never been fully exiled and is understood to still proffer advice.
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Islam was first introduced in South Africa by exiled Muslim leaders and Cape Malay slaves in the late 1600-1700s.
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Cleo, a poet, is carrying a sensitive letter, acting as courier for an exiled Cuban she met in Mexico City.
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China has called the self-immolators "terrorists" and blamed exiled Tibetan rights groups and the Dalai Lama for inciting them.
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Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini was exiled from Iran in the mid-1960s, after a crackdown on his teachings by the Shah.
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San Francisco has its Alcatraz, the former prison island; Cape Town has Robben Island, an exiled place of apartheid imprisonment.
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Stamped "DISCARD" or "WITHDRAWN," the books in Kerry Mansfield's Expired have been exiled from the libraries where they were loved.
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No group has claimed responsibility, but exiled Muslim Brotherhood officials and local militant groups have joined the international community in condemnation.
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Flynn, who was not referred to by name in that indictment, was involved in the efforts to smear the exiled cleric.
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Try being Newt Scamander, the exiled creature-courier at the heart of J.K. Rowling's Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find *Them.
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"Europeans, incl(uding) Denmark, Holland and France, harbor MEK," he added, referring to an exiled Iranian opposition group Mujaheedin-e Khalq.
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Farage is a largely discredited figure in Britain -- exiled from the official Brexit campaign, which was run by more mainstream figures.
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They've already been saying that Cohen is simply being opportunistic now that he's headed for prison and is exiled from Trumpworld.
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Egyptian self-exiled businessperson Mohamed Ali looks at his laptop during an interview in an office near Barcelona on Oct. 23.
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The 1979 Islamic revolution broke out while its exiled leader, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, was barred from appearing in Iranian news media.
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Social, as well as interest-based communities like Fosstodon — for open-source software enthusiasts — and Sinblr, for exiled Tumblr porn creators.
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BuzzFeed News interviewed 10 people in the exiled Uighur community who were targeted by Chinese state security after they moved overseas.
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In the London home of Vijay Mallya, a self-exiled liquor tycoon, Mr Crabtree finds a golden toilet seat and melancholia.
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Ginbot 7 is largely a collection of exiled Ethiopians who operate outside the borders of the country they wish to change.
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Designed by the Edwardian architect Henry Lanchester, the palace was decorated with murals painted by the exiled Polish artist Stefan Norblin.
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Hongya is the birthplace of the 14th, and current, Dalai Lama, Tibet's exiled spiritual leader who is reviled by China's government.
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Exiled opposition leader Moise Katumbi on Wednesday urged new sanctions against security officials responsible for the deaths of protesters this week.
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But he is in Brussels, having been exiled and then convicted of (almost certainly) trumped-up charges of illegally selling property.
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In her memoirs, published long after she was exiled from court, Sarah derided the Queen's character and painted herself a victim.
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Washington has long supported the exiled Yemeni government against its Houthi and al Qaeda foes, who are also fighting each other.
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Yet even he is surprised by the recent crackdown on dissent, with around 25 people arrested or exiled this year alone.
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Shunned and exiled by his immediate family for continually reprehensible behavior, Natia's father emigrated from Samoa to the U.S. at 21.
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On Sunday, the American singer posted a series of pictures on Instagram of her posing with the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader.
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But on July 18, 1959, Bahamontes climbed atop the Tour podium in Paris, to the delight of his exiled Spanish fans.
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The Saudi-led coalition backing Yemen&aposs exiled government began an assault on the key port city of Hodeida on Wednesday.
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The Central Tibetan Administration, the Dharamsala-based political leadership of exiled Tibetans, said the circumstances of Tenzin Delek's death remained "clouded".
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Several opposition leaders, including the exiled millionaire businessman Moise Katumbi, have been nominated by their parties to stand in the election.
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Kian and Flynn have been accused of leading a lobbying campaign against exiled cleric Fethullah Gulen, who is living in Pennsylvania.
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And even if Bannon remains forever exiled from Trump's White House and permanently shunned by Republican leaders, Bannonism won't go quietly.
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The long-exiled son of Zarkon, Lotor possesses many traits of a strong leader: He's smart, tactical, steadfast, inspirational, physically adept.
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London-based Saudi rights group ALQST and exiled activist Manal al-Sharif reported the arrest on Twitter, but provided few details.
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"If I had been exiled to a city of refuge, I might not have needed exile from myself," she once wrote.
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The few scenes filmed out of the country with exiled Cuban artists feel almost out of place with the movie's tone.
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Almost 1,000 women, children and men are held there as hostages; just like us, they were exiled by the Australian government.
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LEADING THE DAY INTERNATIONAL: With the Saudi government's acknowledgement that exiled journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed by government officials on Oct.
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For years, China's Communist Party has accused the exiled Dalai Lama, the widely revered Tibetan spiritual leader, of supporting Tibetan independence.
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Her husband (and sibling!) Ptolemy XIII, exiled her from Egypt after she attempted to claim the throne as Egypt's sole ruler.
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The government has also deemed followers of the exiled cleric Fethullah Gulen to be terrorists, blaming them for the attempted coup.
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Yazidis who have had sex with (or been raped by) a non-Yazidi person have traditionally been exiled from the community.
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The educator, Veysel Akcay, runs a network of international schools that has been associated with the exiled Turkish preacher Fethullah Gulen.
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He reiterated the government's position that the exiled cleric Fehtullah Gülen, who lives in the US, is behind the coup attempt.
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The people are exiled and made to march outward, the communists proclaiming that they're being saved from their impure capitalist lives.
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Exiled from the department for the second time in his career, Gomez filed for his license to become a private investigator.
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His claims have also divided a group of exiled dissidents and democracy activists — people who might seem like Guo's natural allies.
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When her parents were exiled from that country in 1972, along with many thousands of Ugandan-Asians, they settled in England.
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In 1976, I was expelled against my will to the western side of the Iron Curtain, exiled from Germany into Germany.
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Johnson would eventually become their student: He enrolled at Harvard in 1940, where the exiled Gropius and Breuer were his teachers.
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Mr. Yameen had been set to run for re-election virtually unopposed, with all of his opponents either jailed or exiled.
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Now, read the article, "Cub Scout Is Exiled After Pressing Legislator on Guns and Race," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Mr. McDermott renounced his United States citizenship and exiled himself to Ireland, where he remains, facing health issues of his own.
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"Limbo" features familiar shots of the exiled in informal settlements, but it also spotlights more fortunate Syrians who live relatively comfortably.
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"She dedicated her life to give voice to the voiceless, until the Syrian regime exiled her in the '80s," he said.
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And Dostoyevsky, a former political convict exiled to the imperial periphery, was an enthusiastic propagandist for the expansion of Holy Russia.
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Exiled Syrians, many of them from Tel Abyad, climbed onto rooftops to watch the end of the battle as gunfire sounded.
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As a result, Unamuno was removed from his position as University rector in 1924 and exiled to the island of Fuerteventura.
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Journalists, poets, intellectuals and many politicians who questioned the state were labeled traitors, sometimes jailed or exiled, and on occasion killed.
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Ankara accuses supporters of exiled cleric Fethullah Gulen of backing the short-lived coup in which over 240 people were killed.
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In 37 years, Mugabe transformed Zimbabwe from a bread basket to a basket case with an estimated three million Zimbabweans exiled.
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He incurred the wrath of the dictator Augusto Pinochet, was exiled, and became an expert in how to heal traumatized countries.
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Exiled Venezuelans play a crucial role in keeping the country's situation in the public eye, he said, citing censorship back home.
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Yet he lost support from Mr. Stewart and other exiled members of the Conservative Party on the timing of the legislation.
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After redistricting, Kenosha became a safe Democratic district, and Mr. Steinbrink was exiled to an adjoining district populated by rural conservatives.
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The on-again, off-again negotiations with The Netherlands-based exiled rebel leaders, which started in 1986, were brokered by Norway.
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The two would discuss the right of self-determination and an amnesty for the jailed and self-exiled Catalan separatist leaders.
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Condemned as a degenerate painter when Hitler came to power, he exiled himself to Switzerland, where he committed suicide in 1938.
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Outside Turkey, former enemies sleep side by side, exiled by the same force but at times still afraid of one another.
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It is the equivalent of the Vatican City, though it exists in a parallel universe from where God has been exiled.
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And Ms. Marks wonders whether Mr. Erdogan's second approach will prove more alluring to the exiled Brotherhood members than his first.
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What the Chinese authorities call a terrorist attack, exiled Uighur groups will describe as a massacre of protesters by the police.
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Let's consider this: She used to live in the palace, throwing fabulous parties, and then was exiled because of the patriarchy.
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Stamped "DISCARD" or "WITHDRAWN," the books in photographer Kerry Mansfield's Expired have been exiled from the libraries where they were loved.
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Sankara is an ex-member of exiled opposition group Rwanda National Congress, founded by former Kagame aides who fell out with him.
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"I personally feel a great moral weight has been lifted," said Lidia Slepets, 66, whose father, Gerasim Bersenyov, was exiled from Kazakhstan.
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Dictatorships in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil and Bolivia coordinated to hunt down and kill exiled opponents in the 1970s and 1980s.
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His character later returned in the franchise telemovie Exiled in 1998, and then for a few seasons of Law & Order: Criminal Intent.
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The incident came ahead of a planned return of exiled opposition leaders, including Sam Rainsy and Mu Sochua, to Cambodia on Nov.
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The coup may be rooted in a long-standing distrust and ideological conflict between the Turkish government and an exiled religious cleric.
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The same assessment, almost word for word, comes from Muhammad Dahlan, a former Palestinian security chief exiled to the United Arab Emirates.
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Exiled and dying of cancer in a Washington hospital in 1976, Mulla Mustafa lamented that he had ever trusted the United States.
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Another song, Exiled Tonight, is purely about him being kind of stuck in the afterlife and not being able to leave it.
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In retrospect, it's easy to see the years that Ali spent exiled from the ring only made him greater and more important.
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Tenzin Lungtok, Secretary of Culture and Religion for the exiled Tibetan government, declined to comment when asked if he supported the event.
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The meta-performance narrative, though often submerged or lost, led nonetheless to presenting Linyekula's exiled friend, Antoine Vumilia Muhindo, by live video.
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Since then, the coalition has been supporting forces loyal to the exiled president, and conducting operations that have resulted in civilian casualties.
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His apparent target was a demonstration urging that exiled Vice President Abdul Rashid Dostum be allowed to return to Afghanistan from Turkey.
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Almost simultaneously, exiled former leader Thaksin Shinawatra, whose affiliated parties remain hugely popular, spoke at his daughter's wedding reception in Hong Kong.
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Analysts say the government is negotiating with a group comprised mostly of exiled fighters that does not carry weight on the ground.
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Even as Mr. Ai revels in his newfound freedom, he is mindful that the life of an exiled dissident has its drawbacks.
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For example, the company was harshly criticized last year for providing the Houthi rebels that exiled the Yemeni government with censorship technology.
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Ancient monasteries are being shut down, people are being forced from their homes, and peaceful protestors are being imprisoned, exiled and tortured.
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Congressional Republicans, long exiled from power, decided to make a child tax credit the "crown jewel" of their famous Contract with America.
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She apparently regards suggestions of tensions between the two as mischief-making on the part of those now exiled from the administration.
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As a consequence, he was punished by being ejected from the CCP leadership and exiled to the south for nearly 10 years.
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Mr. Duterte has made peace overtures to the exiled Communist Party founder, Jose Maria Sison, 77, who was once his university professor.
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But the exiled leader's victory is likely to be a frustrated one, with his party's rule reliant on support from smaller parties.
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They have detained at least 11 people, including relatives in China of two exiled writers accused of spreading or promoting the letter.
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"Elizabeth Warren tweets too damn much, glad I exiled her, send," adds Trump, the GOP's presidential nominee, as he completes his tweet.
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Exiled from the side of Azor Ahai, the Prince Who Was Promised, the age-cheating Red Priestess Melisandre is ready for death.
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Falsely accused by an informant of tipping off the Mafia, Lojacono begins the book exiled from Sicily to desk duty in Naples.
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He had his uncle executed in 2013; he appears to have assassinated his exiled half-brother in a Malaysian airport this year.
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It's back to the salt mines in less than 2 weeks, but for now Brady's 100% the GOAT ... at being exiled. #ThanksGoodell
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A group of exiled Syrians, including an actor, multiple directors and a screenwriter, asked to be recognized as Syria's first nominating committee.
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One was far more likely, in fact, to share dinner with exiled district governors from Taliban strongholds like Musa Qala and Baghran.
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Or do I just learn to live with the fear of perhaps suddenly being exiled from the place I took root in?
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That movement had been exiled to the political fringes after the murders, but it had regained some visibility during the Presidential campaign.
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The indictment said he tried to convince US lawmakers to support the extradition of an exiled Turkish cleric who lives in Pennsylvania.
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After the game, Anthony discussed his "low point" since the Rockets exiled him to a Basketball No Man's Land in November 2018.
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Even the lovely Perdita (Eleanor McLoughlin), a changeling child who is really the exiled daughter of Leontes and Hermione, is a wildcat.
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He made this furiously derisive satire of American mores and politics after being exiled from the United States owing to McCarthyite inquisitions.
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He was exiled to OMSK, which might be gettable by using the Downs, once you've stopped snickering over the clue for 10D.
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In February, three exiled Thai anti-junta activists who had been living in Laos – Siam Theerawut, Chucheep Chivasut and Kritsana Thapthai – disappeared.
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Years later, in 2006, Husain exiled himself from India as his paintings of Hindu goddesses in erotic poses earned him much notoriety.
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This week, the National Assembly approved a measure to allow exiled lawmakers to vote on legislation, including on the coming internal election.
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They believe that countries with exiled royals should return them to the throne, and that nations without monarchies should consider a switch.
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More than a half-dozen activists and exiled Rohingya told VICE News that Facebook has failed at policing anti-Rohingya hate speech.
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The team is attacked by a blue-skinned alien who identifies himself as Mitth'raw'nuruodo, a disgraced military commander exiled by his own people.
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Seven seasons later, Bran becomes King and Jon is exiled to the Night's Watch — which begs the question, was this prophesied all along?
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Exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, a man accused by Beijing of being a dangerous separatist, is a fellow peace prize laureate.
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Many have since won a reprieve, but thousands remain in limbo, says Misfer al-Marri, a Ghafran who is now exiled in Scotland.
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Sophia is a revolutionary who's exiled to the planet's night side and is saved by a bond with the creatures who live there.
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Following are some details about the new system that supporters of the self-exiled Thaksin say is aimed at blocking them from winning.
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There, he enlists a disgruntled, insurrectionist pack of exiled dogs, voiced by Bryan Cranston, Jeff Goldblum, Bob Balaban, Edward Norton, and Bill Murray.
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Then there's the basement rehearsal room, where the four men are exiled while everybody waits for Ma, who takes her own sweet time.
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In 1934, he was back to the U.K. — this time, to Gordonstoun, the school in Scotland that the newly exiled Hahn had founded.
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Rivera and his wife, painter Frida Kahlo, were known communists, even harboring exiled Soviet party members such as Leon Trotsky in the 1930s.
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The novelist was orphaned at 11, his parents having succumbed to illness after being exiled for revolutionary activity to "the gates of Siberia".
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Arab governments sometimes berate their Western counterparts for not doing enough to curb extremism, by which they often mean curbing their exiled dissidents.
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Jon was exiled for murdering Daenerys and sent north to spend the rest of his days as part of the Nights Watch — again.
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Rajakanya will be the nominee for the Thai Raksa Chart party, which is aligned with two of the country's exiled former prime ministers.
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Such indoctrination, along with compulsory political study in monasteries, aims to reduce the appeal of the Dalai Lama, Tibet&aposs exiled spiritual leader.
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When the Northern Jewish Kingdom was exiled to Babylon by the Assyrian King Sargon II in 20023 BCE, the Samaritan people stayed behind.
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It "freed" minds, revived and mobilized political opposition, and re-energized the declining ANC as militant young activists joined the exiled armed struggle.
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There was the fact that Trotsky, exiled since 19379, remained a popular figure among the Spanish Communists fighting in that country's civil war.
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Sinosphere The exiled Chinese writer Liao Yiwu, 57, is the son of schoolteachers in Sichuan Province who were persecuted during the Cultural Revolution.
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They'd been exiled years earlier, as successive mayors cracked down on code violations and landlords nursed visions of converting everything into luxury condos.
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Other speakers at the event included people exiled from Tibet and a Uyghur rights activist whose family is held by the Chinese government.
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Morales exiled an anti-corruption commission co-led by the United Nations as it was investigating top government officials and relatives of Morales.
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The writer converses with the ghost of his mother, who recounts a childhood memory of fleeing Sicily with her father, an exiled revolutionary.
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The specter of a third man, exiled former ruler Francois Bozize, looms just as heavily over the presidential run-off vote on Sunday.
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Ms. Behrs, best known as the exiled society princess on television's "2 Broke Girls," makes a brave and very effective Manhattan stage debut.
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On July 9, Mr. Turki addressed the annual rally of Mujahedeen Khalq, an exiled Iranian dissident group that Iran designates a terrorist organization.
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He was part of a group of self-exiled former Cambodian Communists who fled the country after becoming disenchanted with the Khmer Rouge.
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" David Manclark, 58, who attended the Brexit debate in South Benfleet, said that "a lot of people feel exiled in their own country.
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When Middle Eastern tyrants are exiled after they lose power, Minawi says, sometimes people forget about them to focus on reconstructing their countries.
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Exiled opposition leader Moise Katumbi would lead the presidential vote with 24 percent, trailed by another opposition leader, Felix Tshisekedi, with 13 percent.
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One player who reportedly was exiled from the condominium was found by a district teacher alone and hungry overnight at a Dunkin' Donuts.
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Bannon is exiled to the outer walls of the city, where he is collecting wayward Roman soldiers to go back and attack Trump.
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The mission was the unveiling of Operation Pajé Bravo, code named for an indigenous myth about a malevolent person who must be exiled.
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After "The Commissar" was suppressed, Mr. Askoldov, exiled from Soviet cinema circles, took various jobs, including staging musical shows at a Moscow theater.
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While prepping for the runway, the heretofore self-exiled Kameron finally joined the other girls at the makeup mirror … for about 15 seconds.
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The email suggested that the entire Open Markets team — nearly 10 full-time employees and unpaid fellows — would be exiled from New America.
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That was during the Thirty Years' War, which to an exiled writer in 1931 was still likely the darkest chapter of German history.
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In the tribal life of our ancestors, if other tribe members did not like you, you would be dead, or exiled and dead.
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After being exiled from China, he has faced accusations of both financial and sexual misconduct, including a rape allegation from a former assistant.
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Hours later, supporters of another government critic, exiled former banker and politician Mukhtar Ablyazov, attempted to hold a demonstration at the same location.
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Hours later, supporters of another government critic, exiled former banker and politician Mukhtar Ablyazov, attempted to hold a demonstration at the same location.
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The Saudi coalition intervened in Yemen's civil war in 2015 to restore the internationally recognized government of exiled president Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi.
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This particular family, though, has been doubly exiled—first across the ocean, and then from the fortified village where they used to reside.
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The essays were mesmerizing, the work of a group of IQ test-takers who had been—it seems—exiled from the high table.
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John Dunbar, exiled to a remote western Civil War outpost, befriends wolves and Native Americans, making him an intolerable aberration in the military.
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A representative of cleric Fethullah Gulen, Alp Aslandogan, denied any link and said the exiled cleric condemned the murder as a "heinous act".
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The Saudi coalition intervened in Yemen's civil war in 2015 to restore the internationally recognised government of exiled president Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi.
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Exiled like Dante from his native land, Danh Vo is the Dante and Virgil of this story, both a seeker and a guide.
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Twitter often feels slower than Facebook at banning users that need to be permanently exiled, and finding effective mechanisms to weaken the troll insurgency.
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Exiled opposition leaders were among those present at the Paris trial, including the president of the Progress Party, Severo Moto, who lives in Madrid.
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He was "more or less exiled" there, Denny Roy, a North Korea analyst at the East-West Center in Honolulu told CNN in 2011.
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The pastor had been arrested in Turkey on espionage charges in 2016 related to his supposed connection to an exiled Muslim cleric, Fethullah Gulen.
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Fellow journalists in other branches of the media walked with me: Most are now dead, imprisoned without trial or exiled in far-off lands.
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He also met with the political opposition and civil society to discuss reform and invited previously exiled political parties to return to their country.
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Depending on who you ask, you'll get plenty of different answers on why the Dos Santos brothers are currently exiled from the national team.
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A Jew who saw his books burned by the Nazis, he was exiled first from his Austrian home, in 1934, and then from Europe.
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An Iranian diplomat, along with five others, have been arrested over a plot to blow up an event of an exiled Iranian opposition group.
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Mr Sam Rainsy has called for Cambodians to boycott the election: to vote, says the exiled leader, "is to endorse the death of democracy".
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The app is the brainchild of Pavel Durov, the exiled creator of Russia's VKontakte social network, and claims to protect user data from governments.
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One exiled son of House Prospero aims to found his own house, and recruits an unusually talented magician named Sydney to fight for him.
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The moves come days after a failed coup attempt the government blames on a "parallel state" led by self-exiled Islamic preacher Fethullah Gulen.
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Photographer Anton Repponen worked with writer Jon Earle to weave the eleven images into a narrative that imagines the buildings have mysteriously exiled themselves.
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"If the pope really cared about humanity, he would speak about human rights," says Muhammad Saqer al-Zaabi, an Emirati Islamist, exiled in London.
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Germany is has a large and growing community of exiled critics of Erdogan, many of whom Ankara wants to see extradited on terrorism charges.
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Once a strict hierarchy, it is no longer a coherent group, its leaders locked in heaving jails or exiled to Doha, Istanbul or Europe.
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Exiled businessman Murat Hakan Uzan bought the company in March, after it had been sold and re-sold by a number of investment vehicles.
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He has trapped Russia in a sanctions regime—exiled from the family of G7 nations—for not only years, but for decades to come.
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Emirati forces largely have handled operations in southern Yemen, including working with local militiamen and soldiers still loyal to the country&aposs exiled government.
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The Saudi-led coalition backing Yemen&aposs exiled government began the assault on the port city of Hodeida (hoh-DY&apos-duh) on Wednesday.
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Rights groups and exiled Uighurs say repressive Chinese government policies are more to blame for the unrest than any organized Islamist or separatist groups.
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The story is about an artistic director named Felix who is fired from the Makeshiweg Theatre Festival and exiled to the backwoods of Canada.
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Though Prospero has been exiled from Milan, and has learned sorcery from books to control the island, Miranda knows nothing of her own background.
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Opposition critics, including exiled leader Julio Borges, have argued that the gold should not be repatriated because it could be used to finance corruption.
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"I wasn't thrilled to hear that they made a completely nonbinary ballot, but it was better than being exiled from the group," he said.
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Last summer, McCarrick was removed from the College of Cardinals and exiled to a friary in Kansas; earlier this year, he was laicized—defrocked.
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In the summer of 22012, he made it legal for Cubans to hold American dollars spent by tourists or sent by exiled family members.
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In late 1974, Letelier was exiled and ended up in Washington as an activist for the Institute for Policy Studies, a leftist think tank.
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What to expect: Trump favoring Cuban-Americans who were exiled during Fidel Castro's regime, who Trump views as key to his Florida election win.
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Exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, who lives in India and who China considers a dangerous separatist, is also facing the cold shoulder.
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The Saudis want to restore the country's exiled president, Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi, who led an internationally recognized government more aligned with its interests.
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"It's hearing what somebody has to say in the position of suddenly being exiled from social life, and sentenced to a nonexistence," she said.
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For the second time in barely a decade, he stands accused of orchestrating the exotic poisoning of an exiled former intelligence operative in Britain.
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The law guides American policy over Tibet, encouraging dialogue between exiled Tibetans and the Chinese authorities with the goal of protecting Tibetans' distinct identity.
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A few would embrace the new order (Kustodiev went on to paint children's books on Lenin); most would be co-opted, silenced or exiled.
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The exile wanders around a world, interacting with objects and people, but generally just taking in this place that they have been exiled to.
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Sometimes the world warps, taking us to another place (the place you were exiled from?) before dumping the player back to the shore again.
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"Traditionally, Christians in China were mainly concerned with saving people's souls," said Yu Jie, an exiled essayist who helped convert Mr. Wang in 2005.
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I realized the other day that almost all my Turkish journalist friends had been either jailed, fired or exiled by the caliph-tyrant Erdogan.
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Although he was eventually shown to be innocent, his treatment — he was effectively exiled from his profession — was compared to that of Alfred Dreyfus.
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Mr. Pompeo did not mention that the rally had been for an exiled Iranian opposition group, the Mujahedeen Khalq, which is unpopular in Iran.
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The hospital where Mariana brings Leão was once a leper colony; the island was a penal settlement for the exiled enemies of Portugal's dictatorship.
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That is also roughly the time at which an exiled Iranian opposition group exposed the existence of Iran's underground uranium enrichment complex at Natanz.
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After being exiled from Iceland, Norse explorer Erik Thorvaldsson — better known as Erik the Red — named his new home "Greenland" to attract more visitors.
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Back at the cafe, Khoeun Virath said the best hope for opponents of Hun Sen is pressure from exiled leaders and the international community.
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The lawyers help ensure that New Yorkers aren't exiled from their communities to countries they left as children or where they might face persecution.
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By 85033, when the U.S. was in the war, the allies' loyalties were with de Gaulle and the Free French Government exiled in London.
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Catherine was declared the sole ruler of Russia while he was exiled to Ropsha, just outside of the capital at the time, St. Petersburg.
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"But the gravity of being permitted to use the nation of an exiled people as our personal tropical playground felt deeply wrong," says Selkirk.
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Mr. Duterte has made overtures to the exiled founder of the Communist Party, Jose Maria Sison, who was once a professor of Mr. Duterte's.
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It remains unclear whether foreign banks and international financial institutions will cease their dealings with the Sanaa bank, as the exiled government has demanded.
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Abdullayev, 44, is accused of publishing - under the pen name Usman Haknazarov - stories criticising the government on a website run by exiled opposition politicians.
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Their friend and ally, Sima Wali, was an exiled member of the former royal party, forced to leave after the Soviet coup in 1978.
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A growing group of exiled Venezuelan opposition leaders, who were forced to leave the country in recent years to escape repression, welcomed the charges.
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A growing group of exiled Venezuelan opposition leaders, who were forced to leave the country in recent years to escape repression, welcomed the charges.
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I realize a lot of people think now isn't the right time to worry about whether men get to come back from being exiled.
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Yemen's government has been self-exiled in Riyadh, unable to provide security for citizens or fully function in the south, which diminished its support.
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One detail in Haberman's story on Trump and Porter is particularly revealing: "In Mr. Trump's orbit, few people are ever permanently exiled," she writes.
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"The mere presence of Turkish troops in this area has raised hopes of the return of many who have been exiled ," al Assad said.
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By September, Sanaa fell and the government was exiled, first to Aden, then out of the country as the Houthis continued to push south.
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Condor was coordinated by dictatorships in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil and Bolivia to hunt down and kill exiled opponents in the 1970s and '80s.
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No one wanted her to marry him — he was poor, exiled royalty, and considered an unfit consort for one who would be Queen of England.
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Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist who had criticized the kingdom's royal family and exiled himself to the United States, entered the consulate in Turkey on Oct.
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Another extradition demand Turkey has also demanded the United States arrest or extradite exiled Islamic cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom Erdogan blames for the coup attempt.
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An exiled Tibetan youth shouts from a police bus as she protests a visit of Chinese leaders to India in New Delhi on Oct. 216.
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The 'Ndrangheta was formed in the 1860s, likely by members of Sicily's La Casa Nostra (the Sicilian mafia), who had been exiled to the mainland.
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Gaiman chose Jesse Alexander to take over as showrunner, but he was "exiled" from the show last fall, and Starz still hasn't named a successor.
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Solih's ally Mohamed Nasheed, an exiled former president who led the country between 2008 and 2012, has repeatedly said he wants to renegotiate the deals.
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Last week, the government and an exiled opposition party from Oromiya opened talks with the aim of enabling it to return to the political fold.
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IN HIS PREFACE to this compact, savage satire, the exiled novelist Ma Jian condemns "the false utopias that have enslaved and infantilised China since 1949".
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Bahari believes she is being targeted for supporting the exiled Reza Pahlavi, the son of the Shah of Iran overthrown in the country's 1979 revolution.
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Exiled Turkish businessman Hakan Uzan could have picked up around 10,000 averaged-priced Vertu handsets for the amount he reportedly just paid for the company.
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Played by Gary Young, Cho, an exiled Chinese scholar in Scotland, is brawling inside a pub with a tavern wench who claims he stiffed her.
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Exiled Ethiopian journalists in Nairobi, Kenya, told me of being followed or snooped on by government agents who had no interest in hiding their identity.
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Khashoggi is a U.S. resident who had voluntarily exiled himself from Saudi Arabia and was often openly critical of Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's government.
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The biggest threat comes from parties linked to exiled former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra (it was his sister Yingluck whom the junta toppled in 2014).
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As a result of this policy, the exiled Catalan president, Carles Puigdemont, is now in Brussels, and his vice president, Oriol Junqueras, is in prison.
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The Belmonts have been exiled by the church, and Trevor is living an aimless life where his only true goal is finding his next drink.
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Majd Khoulani, born in 1990, was one of the organizers of the demonstrations that shook Daraya, according to the exiled local council member Shadi Matar.
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France in October said there was no doubt Irans intelligence ministry was behind a June plot to attack an exiled opposition group's rally outside Paris.
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Adeeb's sentencing came a week after exiled former leader Mohamed Nasheed, now in exile in Britain, formed a united opposition group aimed at toppling Yameen.
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The Mujahedin-e-Khalq Organization (MKO) is an exiled Iranian armed opposition group which has called for the overthrow of the Iranian government for decades.
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"They call it the end of the world—and for vice it is truly so," wrote an exiled London engraver in the early 19303th century.
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Mrs Clinton, an adoptive New Yorker, won 2172% of the vote, and over 2373 delegates more than Senator Bernie Sanders, an exiled son of Brooklyn.
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Russia has tried to block the Crimean Tatars from publicly commemorating the deportation and has even re-exiled Mustafa Dzhemilev, the Crimean Tatars' political leader.
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They're doing it to take a stand against police brutality and racial inequality in America — sticking to the message of exiled NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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The contract involved conducting "intelligence" and making a documentary about Turkish cleric Fethullah Gülen, who is exiled in Pennsylvania and wanted by the Turkish government.
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But he seemed somewhat conflicted about his role — an exiled government critic or someone who willingly, and perhaps foolishly, steps back into the dragon's maw.
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Kessel's beautifully written novel follows four characters caught up in this society: an exiled businessman and his ambitious wife, a protest artist, and an athlete.
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Maduro's critics, including exiled opposition leader Julio Borges, have argued that the gold should not be repatriated because it could be used to finance corruption.
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Before we met him in the show's timeline, Euron was a pirate, exiled to the seas after destroying Tywin Lannister's ships during the Greyjoy Rebellion.
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Lichtblau: He'll almost certainly testify, and it should be one for the history books: Newly exiled FBI director pitted against the president who fired him.
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He exiled himself from the internet as a way to detox his brain, which is currently a little cluttered with hallucinations of his dead father.
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He did not see an exiled family man — just someone who had no visa, worked for the Castro government and could pose a security risk.
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"I am worried that these civilians could be radicalized after what they have witnessed," added the exiled activist, who is also now living in Turkey.
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An exiled Azerbaijani dissident historian, Arif Yunus, thinks that his government's obsession with receiving UNESCO's approval has more to do with domestic than international politics.
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By the end of it, my dad was exiled from his home and sent to live with an aunt working in textiles in Los Angeles.
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China does not recognize the government that represents nearly 100,000 exiled Tibetans living in around 30 countries including India, Nepal, Canada and the United States.
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A year after that first protest, Kaepernick remains exiled from the league in what a growing pile of evidence suggests is a politically motivated blackballing.
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Erdogan blamed Gulen last year for a failed coup, and his government has arrested thousands of people believed to be supporters of the exiled cleric.
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Last Tuesday, Jamal Khashoggi, the self-exiled Saudi journalist and Washington Post columnist, walked into the Saudi consulate in Istanbul to get some divorce papers.
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Around that time, in real life, Facebook executive Chris Cox had been meeting in coffee shops with Dorsey, who had just been exiled from Twitter.
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A co-conspirator, Tillius Cimber, distracted Caesar with a petition to recall his exiled brother, and pulled at Caesar's toga as a signal to strike.
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"It was the South Vietnamese government that exiled him," said Sister True Dedication, a monastic disciple of Mr. Nhat Hanh and a former BBC journalist.
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The Arab states have been fighting since 2015 to unseat them, restore an exiled Saudi-backed government and halt what they see as Iranian expansionism.
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The town is the final resting place of Caravaggio, who died there on his way back to Rome to receive a pardon after being exiled.
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The story revolves around Pearl Keogh, a newspaper reporter who has been exiled to the women's pages after being photographed at a Vietnam protest rally.
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Ebadi, who lives in London, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2003 and is one of a number of exiled critics of Iran's leadership.
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But on Thursday he dismissed any suggestion of links to the self-exiled former telecommunications tycoon, saying he did not side with any existing group.
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It's based on conversations with exiled oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky, three former U.S. ambassadors to Moscow, leading experts and former chiefs of the Pentagon and CIA.
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Mr. Tataloo entered Turkey last summer and had applied for temporary residency in Istanbul, as many in the growing community of exiled Iranians have done.
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But Kim Jong Nam, the exiled half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, was killed at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on Feb. 13.
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Also on trial is an Uzbek blogger - accused of receiving cash from an exiled politician - and two men accused of passing sensitive information to Abdullayev.
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Seeing the caption "Saudi girls" is especially grating when I think of Saudi women's rights activists jailed or exiled for pushing for basic freedoms. pic.twitter.
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Rey and Chewie board the Falcon for the planet Ahch-To where they find Luke has exiled himself, believing he has failed the Jedi Order.
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Garcia's first novel looked at three generations of women exiled from Cuba, all with complex feelings about the country, from love and nostalgia to revulsion.
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In the closing weeks of the 22000 presidential race, the Kennedy campaign released a statement calling for a group of exiled Cubans to retake their country.
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At a wake held in Qom for the three militants lost at sea on Tuesday, an exiled Bahraini leader mourned their death in a videotaped statement.
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They are charged with conspiring to smear and win the extradition of exiled cleric Fethullah Gulen at the behest and funding of the government of Turkey.
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Lieutenant-General Raad Hamdani, the last commander of Saddam Hussein's Republican Corps, now exiled in Jordan's capital Amman, entitled his published diary "Before History Forgot Us".
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In 1969, he designated as his official successor prince Juan Carlos, the grandson of Alfonso XIII, the Spanish monarch exiled when the Republicans took office 1931.
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Thoros and Jorah know each other from all the way back when Thoros was part of the court at King's Landing, back before Jorah was exiled.
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T'Challa has just been named king, but returns to find his claim to the throne challenged by an exiled foe named Erik Killmonger (Michale B. Jordan).
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Mohammad Javad Zarif said in a tweet "Europeans, incl(uding) Denmark, Holland and France, harbor MEK," referring to an exiled Iranian opposition group Mujaheedin-e Khalq.
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Released in March of 1906 and exiled to his childhood village of Lebedian, he found Russia in a state of upheaval after the previous year's revolution.
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Under the pretext of 'fighting terrorism', the regime exiled, prosecuted and convicted several opposition leaders, community leaders, journalists, bloggers, and activists; paralyzing criticisms of any type.
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It backs the exiled government against the armed Houthi movement, which Saudi Arabia and the UAE fear is a proxy for their regional arch-rival, Iran.
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China considers the exiled Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader a dangerous separatist, and ministry spokesman Lu Kang told a regular briefing the meeting would encourage "separatist forces".
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This trend has survived the fall from grace of Fethullah Gulen, the exiled preacher who is blamed by Mr Erdogan for the coup attempt of 2016.
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An investment conference in Riyadh in October was overshadowed by the grisly murder of Jamal Khashoggi, an exiled Saudi journalist, in a Saudi consulate in Turkey.
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It follows with the lesser known V. Nageshkar, who migrated from India to Munich and witnessed the horrors of Nazi nationalism before being exiled from Germany.
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It includes Philippines family gatherings around roast pig and exiled Syrians trying to recapture a bit of home at a shawarma shop in a refugee camp.
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There was no immediate word from state media in either Saudi Arabia or the United Arab Emirates, which lead a coalition backing Yemen&aposs exiled government.
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" Edward Snowden made his first-ever appearance at Comic-Con International last night, sporting cosplay only he could pull off: "Exiled Hacker-Dude Living in Russia.
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The canvas is called "Birds' Hell," and it was completed in 1938, the year after the artist self-exiled from his native Germany to the Netherlands.
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Even though Maduro is widely unpopular, the opposition remains divided and in disarray, with its most prominent leaders jailed, exiled or barred from holding public office.
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Only a week later did state media report that Tenzin Delek, a supporter of exiled spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, had died of a heart attack.
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Kim's exiled half brother Kim Jong Nam — who is believed to have been under China's protection — was murdered in mid-February when he ventured into Malaysia.
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The ambassador's rogue overtures to the Islamist opposition, including Khomeini, exiled in Paris, infuriated Carter, and contributed toward growing confusion over U.S. policy among palace officials.
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Ports controlled by Yemen's exiled government would reopen soon, the coalition said on Sunday in a statement issued by the Saudi mission at the United Nations.
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Ahmed al-Assiri, previously told Reuters that the coalition struck the market after acting on information provided by anti-Houthi forces loyal to Yemen's exiled government.
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In the city from which hotel residents are exiled, marriage (straight or gay) is not just a sacrament but also an obligation enforced by the police.
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The Saudi-backed Yemeni government led by exiled President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi confirmed it would participate in proposed peace talks in coming weeks in Sweden.
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