Greg Vitali (who's foresworn big-dollar fundraising) in the hunt too.
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Since the Palestinian Authority has foresworn U.S. aid, courts still won't have personal jurisdiction over it.
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While a handful of allies, such as Australia, have foresworn Chinese technology in their 5G systems, most have not.
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A ban-the-bomb movement has picked up steam in states that have foresworn nuclear weapons, while strong pro-bomb constituencies exist in nuclear-armed nations.
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Being a brother of the Night's Watch prevents you from gaining titles — and the vow isn't something Sam has foresworn, even if he has sort of broken it by taking a wife in Gilly.
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The network of advocacy groups helmed by the billionaire industrialists Charles and David Koch has all-but foresworn big-money spending in the presidential race out of distaste for Trump, instead focusing its spending down ballot.
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Yet, Comey steadfastly maintained that his taking this unprecedented maneuver to circumvent DOJ and speak directly to Americans about the Clinton case was based on his foresworn decision to consult neither DOJ nor the White House, to avoid the appearance of political influence.
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In any case, Ian McShane's Brother Ray reintroduces us to Sandor Clegane, the Hound, who has foresworn both violence and his chicken diet to help Brother Ray's commune build what I assume is a sept, unless they are indeed celebrating their liberty in true pagan hippie fashion and constructing a Wicker Man.
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El Diablo (Jay Hernandez), for example, plays a pyrokinetic who has foresworn violence (his full-body tats are supposed to resemble the iconography of the Mexican Day of the Dead, but I kept hearing rapper Stitches inquiring as to what I was going to do with the brick he had so cordially put in my face), and Jai Courtney couldn't possibly have been much of a threat to world security as the Australian-themed villain of the Flash, Captain Boomerang.
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All violent methods were foresworn and abolitionist activists described as "peacemakers." The publication made an effort to inculcate respectful language towards blacks among its targeted white readership. The 7th issue (1836) included a set of specific suggestions for appropriate discourse: > RESOLUTIONS.
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He was the first General Secretary of the Peace Pledge Union 1937–1938. Murry, to whom Plowman was now close, became a pacifist after a diversion into communism. Plowman emphasised the importance of the individual conscience in an age of totalitarianism: > I am confident that if a man surrenders his conscience to his idea of > community, or to his Fuhrer, it doesn't must matter whether he calls himself > Communist or Fascist-he has foresworn the element in himself which alone can > keep society human.
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Donald Duart Maclean (; 25 May 1913 – 6 March 1983) was a British diplomat and member of the Cambridge Five spy ring which conveyed government secrets to the Soviet Union. As an undergraduate, Maclean openly proclaimed his left-wing views, and was recruited into the Soviet intelligence service, then known as the NKVD. However, he gained entry to the Civil Service by claiming to have foresworn Marxism. In 1938, he was made Third Secretary at the Paris embassy, where he kept the Soviets informed about Anglo-German diplomacy.
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The followers of Satguru Ram Singh and initiates into the Sant Khalsa were known as Namdharis or Kukas. Writing about the Kuka life Major Perkins wrote in 1866 that "on initiation all vices are supposed to be foresworn such as lying, stealing, drinking, adultery, etc.". The general public adopted his teachings quite swiftly, as they are quite appealing and in-line with the original tenents of the Khalsa faith instituted by Guru Gobind Singh. Further appeal to join the Sant Khalsa came due to no-cost of receiving amrit, in contrast to general Sikhs and Nihangs of the time.
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Bonner was at once restored to his see, his deprivation being regarded as invalid and Ridley as an intruder. He vigorously restored Catholicism in his diocese, made no difficulty about submitting to the papal jurisdiction which he had foresworn. During 1554 Bonner carried out a visitation of his diocese, restoring the Mass and the manifold practices and emblems of Catholic life, but the work was carried out slowly and with difficulty. To help in the work, Bonner published a list of thirty-seven "Articles to be enquired of", but these led to such disturbances that they were temporarily withdrawn.
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Duweik has been associated with The Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas since as early as 1992. At that time, Hamas was an organization that had been banned by Israel and he never admitted to being a member, though he spoke to Western journalists about Hamas as someone who held knowledge of the organization and its aims. Duweik was careful to dissociate himself from the military actions carried out by Hamas, even though Hamas's early military raids, described as "effective, and deadly," were directed at Israeli occupation forces, not at civilians.Suicide bombings were only adopted as a tactic by the armed wing beginning in 1994 and were officially foresworn by 2005.
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The final act occurs very early in the morning; the family has been up all night fretting over Eugénie's condition, and they even seem to fear that she may die from grief. She is able to emerge from her room, in a weakened state, to try to convince Sir Charles not to fight the Earl—she insists that she'd rather be known as a "foresworn wretch" than to see the Earl harmed. Charles does not listen to her and leaves to fight the Earl: he returns almost immediately, lamenting that when he tried to fight the Earl, his sword shattered and the Earl escaped. Everyone assumes the Earl ran off to go through with this wedding to Lady Winchester.
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In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, the principle functioned as a mandatory presumption that a witness was unreliable if they previously lied while offering testimony.George Fisher, The Jury's Rise As Lie Detector, 107 575, 655 (1997) ("In its original form, the rule of falsus in uno was mandatory."). By the early nineteenth century, English courts began instructing juries that they may presume a witness who testified falsely was unreliable, but such a presumption was not mandatory.See 3 , supra note 44, § 1010, at 676. In 1809, Lord Ellenborough rejected a categorical application of the rule, stating that "though a person may be proved on his own shewing, or by other evidence, to have foresworn himself as to a particular fact; it does not follow that he can never afterwards feel the obligation of an oath."4 A.L.R. 2d 1077 (Originally published in 1949) (citing Rex v.
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