This does not sit well with Grey Worm who imprisons Jon.
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NO COUNTRY imprisons a larger share of its people than America.
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At worst, censorship imprisons and kills those who cross its threshold.
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He's a brutal dictator who starves and imprisons his own citizens.
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Stark feud, as Catelyn imprisons Tyrion for trying to kill her son.
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Instead, the new president imprisons the oligarch and goes after his cronies.
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Per TechCrunch: Go deeper at Axios: How the U.S. imprisons the poor
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China squelches online dissent and imprisons many of those who practice it.
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She, and not the prince who imprisons her, is the heroic reformer.
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Oklahoma imprisons a larger percentage of its residents than almost any other state.
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The state imprisons its citizens at about twice the American average, which is an achievement.
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Murphy and Emori try to break the radiation chamber, but our crew quickly imprisons them.
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This is not surprising, given that America imprisons more people than any other developed country.
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The United States imprisons more immigrants than any other country, but we don't have to.
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Reporters Without Borders noted last year that Turkey imprisons more journalists than any other country.
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"The military, which sues and imprisons people, is an institution with no dignity," he said.
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The federal government imprisons people at a lower rate than the governments of France and Italy.
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The more people a country imprisons, the less dangerous each additional prisoner is likely to be.
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According to The Guardian, Turkey now imprisons more journalists than any other country in the world.
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To wit: No nation that defames and imprisons its best people is going to become great.
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China currently imprisons anywhere from an estimated 800,000 to 3 million Uighur Muslims in concentration camps.
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Go deeper: How the bail bond industry thrives in the U.S. How the U.S. imprisons the poor
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It's all those drops: saturation, the accumulation, when you break free of the logic that imprisons you.
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This is like the cycle of illusion that, in most Dharma traditions, imprisons us on the mundane plane.
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Notably, that would include mainland China, a country that arbitrarily imprisons its citizens if they displease the government.
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Eventually, Rolo imprisons her in the body of an electronic teddy bear that can speak only two phrases.
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Dracula imprisons Harker after seeing a photo of his fiancé, who reminds Dracula of his own dead wife.
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In the finale, she kidnaps and imprisons her and Spencer's birth mother, whom Spencer longs to get know.
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The state imprisons bloggers who criticize not only its own regime but also that of the Saudis next door.
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At first, Evelyn is a reluctant audience, indulging Ninny only out of the Southern politeness that generally imprisons her.
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The problem with bail The most fundamental criticism of the bail system is that it needlessly imprisons poor people.
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South Korea imprisons more people for conscious objection than the rest of the world combined, according to Amnesty International.
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It imprisons more of its citizens than any other: for longer sentences, for less serious crimes, and without convictions.
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U.N. officials have not threatened to suspend or revoke membership of North Korea, which imprisons people in slave-labor camps.
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The U.K. fines and even imprisons people for hate speech or speech deemed abhorrent to the prevailing norms of society.
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And as these people and their lives have testified, it is a regime that imprisons, tortures and impoverishes its citizens.
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If you chose the second option, you acted the way the United States government acts when it imprisons female drug addicts.
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This is a man who starves, murders and imprisons his own people, all to suit himself and to maintain his own power.
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Laurie essentially transforms the domestic sphere — this symbol of what imprisons women — into a hunting ground to kill the source of her victimization.
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Now Lulu gets to play instead of being an unwitting warrior in a senseless drug war that imprisons Americans for profit & greed. pic.twitter.
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El Salvador regularly imprisons women who suffer miscarriages and stillbirths, under the rationale that their losses could actually be proof they had abortions.
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Scientology, however, has always denied that it imprisons or punishes people, and says people are free to come and go as they please.
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We see her inflict many petty torments on Offred, but we also see how Gilead imprisons and demeans Serena at the same time.
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Mr. Sharon's Elsa, then, liberates herself from bondage: first from imprisonment, with Lohengrin's help, then from the impossible marriage he imprisons her in.
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They also have long contended that the United States unfairly imprisons Iranians for violating what Iran considers specious American sanctions against the country.
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The daily goal for most human adults is to get home from work and immediately break free from the fabric that imprisons our thighs.
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Boy goes missing and is presumed murdered by girl's royal spouse, who then divorces girl and imprisons her for the rest of her life.
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Image: Screen Shot via KZTVUnder capitalism, money imprisons us all, but for one man in Corpus Christi, Texas, this arrangement transcended mere metaphor recently.
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Every single person in here has every reason to give up on faith because the world outside this trailer is one that imprisons them.
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Since Kim took over the country from his father in 2011, he's ruled as a brutal dictator who starves and imprisons his own citizens.
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It imprisons people for things that should not be crimes (drug possession, prostitution, unintentionally violating incomprehensible regulations) and imposes breathtakingly harsh penalties for minor offences.
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Still, in the United States, which imprisons more people than any other country, some of Norway's methods have been adopted by Oregon and North Dakota.
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"It's the story of a woman who married a man who becomes consumed with jealousy, and he goes crazy and imprisons her," Rosalía told Pitchfork.
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In September 2018, Trump was cooing over the special relationship he'd developed with the North Korean dictator, who imprisons and executes his perceived political enemies.
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An opinion piece on Gay Star News called the model and actress hypocritical because she identifies as bisexual but Singapore still imprisons men for being gay.
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The plan has attracted opposition from pro-Brexiteers, who believe it imprisons the UK in a cage which the EU has constructed for an indefinite period.
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The Chinese government tortures and imprisons thousands for practicing their religious beliefs, Tillerson said, citing the targeting of Falun Gong members, Uighur Muslims and Tibetan Buddhists.
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The female narrator of "Scarred" imprisons and tortures a man in order to harvest from him the blood and tears that her dark magic spells require.
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" First in Spanish, then in English, they sang: "Patriarchy is our judge that imprisons us at birth/And our punishment is the violence you don't see.
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Throughout "Beauty and the Beast," Gaston threatens Belle, pressures her to marry him, and he ultimately imprisons both Belle and her father in the Beast's castle.
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If you hurt someone while driving drunk, society imprisons you; it does not put you in an arena with a bunch of heavily intoxicated drivers as punishment.
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Eventually, the accusations and stares escalate into assault, and Thomasin is dragged by her throat into the family's barn, where her father imprisons her for a night.
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FOR nearly 20 years, Louisiana has held an unwanted title: the top state incarcerator in the country that imprisons a greater share of its citizens than any other.
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In other words, we are accepting a deal to return migrants to a country which imprisons journalists, attacks civil liberties, and with a highly worrying human rights situation.
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With 2.3 million people locked up in 1,719 correctional facilities, the United States imprisons more people per capita than any other nation, according to the Prison Policy Initiative.
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China is a brutal police state that persecutes, punishes and imprisons those who dare to defy authoritarian controls and pierce the veil of secrecy used to maintain control.
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In The Future Home of the Living God by Louise Erdrich, published November 2017, after women begin to give birth to animal-like creatures, Congress imprisons all pregnant women.
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"A regime that tortures and murders its own citizens, imprisons children for the actions of parents and grandparents, and a leader who has committed crimes against humanity," Smith said.
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Whew. Who knew Beauty and the Beast could be so controversial (aside from the whole "man imprisons woman until she develops Stockholm Syndrome and falls in love with him" storyline)?
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His incendiary comments Tuesday prompted an immediate response from President Benjamin Netanyahu, who said Erdoğan heads a "dark dictatorship" that "slaughters Syrians and Kurds and imprisons thousands of [its] citizens."
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Saudi Arabia has been broadcasting its new drive to modernize and improve its record on women's rights while it imprisons and tortures Saudi women's rights activists, like Loujain al-Hathloul.
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South Korea -- still technically at war with its northern neighbor -- imprisons more conscientious objectors than any other country, but Jehovah's Witnesses and other objectors are optimistic this will soon change.
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Our current criminal justice system targets and imprisons blacks at higher rates than whites for drug crimes, despite the fact that both races commit the crime at about the same frequency.
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The United States imprisons 2.2 million people at the federal, state, and local levels; with just 4.4 percent of the world's population, we account for 20 percent of people locked up.
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James McAvoy gets an acting workout in this M. Night Shyamalan film, playing a man with 23 different personalities who kidnaps and imprisons three teenage girls in an isolated underground facility.
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Rallies for the main opposition challenger, businessman Adama Barrow, have attracted crowds of thousands - a rare show of defiance towards a leader who rights groups say frequently imprisons and tortures opposition figures.
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Rallies for the main opposition challenger businessman Adama Barrow have attracted crowds of thousands, in a rare show of defiance to a leader rights groups say frequently imprisons and tortures opposition figures.
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From the late 21983s, America's incarceration rate more than quadrupled, to over 21997 per 226,20143 people from about 22014; compare that with Russia, for example, which imprisons about 295 people per 210,000.
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Rights activists have said for years that Vietnam imprisons many of its domestic critics under vague national security laws, and that Vietnamese plainclothes officers regularly intimidate and harass dissidents and their families.
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By mixing documentary footage and interviews with the story's real-life subjects with restaged scenes using actors, The Infiltrators reveals how the facility imprisons undocumented immigrants, sometimes for years, without a trial.
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The most recent travel warning, updated on the department's website in August 2016, says Iran unjustly imprisons US citizens, especially Iranian-Americans, on charges of espionage and being a threat to national security.
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But I am disgusted to see those efforts turned into a vainglorious photo op for a ruthless tyrant who enslaves, imprisons and slaughters his own people, shown shaking the hand of his — American!
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By percentage, that state imprisons more African-American men than any other in America, at a rate of more than double the national average, according to the study, which cites 2010 U.S. Census data.
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Really, it's an internalized misogyny — a learned hatred toward women (even yourself), and the subsequent need to punish the ones who refuse to conform to the narrow definition of femininity that imprisons them all.
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It imprisons viewers in the point-of-view of Joe (Penn Badgley), a nice-guy narcissist who meets the girl of his dreams, then quietly stalks her to transform himself into her perfect guy.
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They have pledged to: focus on reducing incarceration (especially for nonviolent offenses); crack down on police misconduct; revamp a cash bail system that unfairly imprisons poor people; and to use more alternatives to prison.
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Using the visual vernacular of airbrushing, Ayala explores the personal dramas—isolation, heartbreak, lost time—that play out in (and outside) the prison-industrial complex, which imprisons a vastly disproportionate number of people of color.
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Shepard even checks the contents of the device via smartphone on his way up the stairs, apparently content with the knowledge he buys, imprisons, and then eats things capable of thought, speech, and even love.
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But legislators in Louisiana, which imprisons the most citizens per capita and has the worst record in the country for meting out life sentences to adolescents, are giving a similar bill a warm, bipartisan reception.
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Though it suppresses, imprisons and tortures dissidents, its rising middle class, which is increasingly being educated in the West, constitutes a large, more skeptical and sophisticated group than was allowed to exist in Soviet times.
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The Chinese Communist Party also has been building a massive surveillance state and concentration camps in the western Xinjiang region — where it imprisons and oppresses millions of Uyghur Muslims and other ethnic and religious minorities.
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" Trump's tweet about his planned July 4th rally was followed a short time later by tweets about North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, a man who imprisons, tortures and kills those accused of "political crimes.
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That same system imprisons innocent, everyday citizens every year and treats people of color more harshly than white people at every level, even when they face similar charges for the same crime and have similar backgrounds.
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The State Department released its report last week, drawing particular attention to religious persecution in Eritrea, Myanmar and Saudi Arabia, which "imprisons, lashes and fines individuals for apostasy, blasphemy and insulting the state's interpretation of Islam".
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Rather than zooming out to the big picture, we are taught to hone in on each individual woman's perceived flaws, as if by extracting their moral failings we'll somehow escape the bigger structure that imprisons us.
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"Your state imprisons people for their thoughts and their novels ... what happened exactly to make our nation turn around with you to the era of searching consciences and trying minds and imprisoning writers and authors?" he wrote.
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Movement opponents often seek to shift the conversation to "black-on-black" crime, but as a former prosecutor and longtime defense lawyer, I know full well that the justice system indicts and imprisons black defendants on a daily basis.
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By restricting access to the press in front of the leader of a country that not only lacks any kind of free press whatsoever but who also regularly assassinates and imprisons detractors, President Trump was betraying that moral leadership.
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I told her that I was delighted for her, but that it was difficult to celebrate while the prince also imprisons women's rights leaders and reportedly has had four flogged, tortured and sexually harassed, with one attempting suicide as a result.
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Who they are and what they could be varies — Jafari's fame has given her a level of freedom that Marziyeh can only dream of, though that fame is also what imprisons the older woman — but in the end, the critique is the same.
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"Let's bring that money home and use it to help rebuild our infrastructure instead of giving it to a nation that persecutes Christians and imprisons people such as the doctor that helped us get Osama bin Laden," Paul said in January. Reps.
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After a surge in jail population in the '90s, the Netherlands now imprisons roughly 61 of every 100,000 citizens, a rate similar to that in Scandinavia, according to data recently collected by the Institute for Criminal Policy Research at Birkbeck, University of London.
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Where Mass Effect defers to giving us the freedom to decide the fate of the galaxy or our friendships and Minecraft offers an endless array of moment-to-moment choice, The Witcher 2 isa political cage that imprisons almost every possible action in the game.
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"Your state imprisons people for their thoughts and their novels," one of Egypt's most prominent newspaper editors, Ibrahim Eissa, wrote addressing the president on his paper's front page last month, after authorities jailed a young novelist for including a sex scene in a book.
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The state watches and interrogates, imprisons and kills, facilitated by an omnipresent gaze in the way of Deutsch's peering spotlight, or by the violent entrance into private zones of intimacy as performed by the FBI onto countless victims of a self-protecting carceral system.
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"Let's bring that money home and use it to help rebuild our infrastructure instead of giving it to a nation that persecutes Christians and imprisons people such as the doctor that helped us get Osama bin Laden," Paul said in January of his legislation.
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Alsarraj, a refugee from Lebanon, alleged she was beaten and raped as a child in Syria, unwelcome in her mother's home in Lebanon, and in and out of homelessness for years while coming to terms with her identity in a country that imprisons people for homosexual acts.
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Where Mass Effect defers to giving us the freedom to decide the fate of the galaxy or our friendships and Minecraft offers an endless array of moment-to-moment choice, The Witcher 2 is a political cage that imprisons almost every possible action in the game.
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"SeaWorld's corporate espionage campaign included trying to coerce kind people into setting SeaWorld on fire or draining its tanks ... in an attempt to distract from its cruelty and keep PETA from exposing the miserable lives of the animals it imprisons," PETA said in a news release.
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Together, we call out the White House policies that arm and provide diplomatic cover to a brutal dictatorship that tortures, imprisons, and terrorizes Saudi activists who champion women's rights and equality, such as Loujain Al-Hathloul, who helped lead the movement for Saudi women's right to drive.
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Will a future Trump someday debate the current Trump and admit that a Russian dictator who is destroying freedom of the press in his country, and who imprisons political opponents while many others suffer premature and unexplained deaths, should be described by words other than "strong leader"?
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Now, Xi, 66, can pursue his nationalistic vision with few checks on his authority, even as he imprisons more than a million Uighur Muslims, rebuilds China's military, enlaces its economy with that of nations all over the world, sides with brutal regimes, and challenges American power.
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Does this all go to show that diplomacy can strengthen Iran's moderates against the hard-liners, inching a long-dangerous rogue state away from its bad behavior, or is it just another reminder that this is and always will be a country that imprisons journalists as bargaining chips?
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That binary imprisons all of us within a limited set of ideas of who we can be and what we are capable of, and many of the rules that govern it are arbitrary and invented by a society built by cis men for the benefit of cis men. Okay.
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Patriarchy is our judge that imprisons us at our birth And our punishment is the violence you don't see They repurposed the Chilean chant for an American audience, protesting the man whose alleged transgressions helped launch the #MeToo movement and an international reckoning about issues related to sexual assault.
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But if the leading champion of liberalism's central project for the past 40 years—globalisation—is a Chinese dictator who has awarded himself a job for life and happily imprisons people for criticising the state then we have to recognise that something has gone desperately wrong with the liberal project.
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"Notably, that would include mainland China, a country that arbitrarily imprisons its citizens if they displease the government," writes Vox's Jen Kirby: Critics worried that China would take advantage of this law to arbitrarily detain Hongkongers — such as those who openly dissent against the Chinese government or advocate for human rights.
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Nevertheless, the enthusiasm of Trump campaign members for working with people with ties to a government that kills journalists, imprisons political rivals and had recently pulled off the first land grab in Europe since the second world war, is quite something to see when it is all put in the same place.
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But whatever the reason, the fact that the Clintons went, in 24 years, from campaigning for cops to get tougher on black men at the birthplace of the Klan to campaigning alongside victims of tough-on-crime policies for a criminal justice system that attacks and imprisons fewer black men is a remarkable turnaround.
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Sawyer, played by Claire Foy, is convinced she has been wrongly admitted to the facility but no one believes her so she is trapped there and subjected to torments from David, who gives her pills that make her lash out and imprisons her in a padded cell where he declares his love for her.
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Suddenly, the skepticism of Dwight Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush has melted into a gooey infatuation with a Russian leader who kills and imprisons his political opponents, invades neighboring democracies, and whose collaborators likely authorized the shooting down of a civilian jetliner over Ukrainian airspace.
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