Then came interlopers called pions, kaons, lambdas, sigmas and xis.
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The American groceries market has not been kind to foreign interlopers.
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The problems these interlopers present are not lost on the fishermen.
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Takeover targets usually rebuff interlopers at this stage, the FT notes.
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A spoiled island of happy birds doesn't recognize the threat of interlopers.
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These terrorists are not interlopers from other lands -- but rather our neighbors.
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The intention of the interlopers is to eventually merge Affymetrix and Centrillion.
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It is their place and the Thornhills and other settlers are interlopers.
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As a teacher, he's known to greet strays and interlopers with attentiveness.
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State leaders consider them foreign interlopers with no real ties to the country.
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But the high-powered interlopers can be unpopular, especially in crowded rural districts.
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Who cared about rude interlopers when I had had such an awesome run?
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Instead, most of the majority-Buddhist population regards them as interlopers from Bangladesh.
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Some interlopers are living there, but what's one more wheelchair and Caribbean caretaker?
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Ms. Katz's supporters, in turn, called Ms. Cabán's backers liars, interlopers and extremists.
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Ms. Katz's supporters, in turn, called Ms. Cabán's backers liars, interlopers and extremists.
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Buildings are spread out and interlopers can wander between them with little notice.
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Myanmar, also known as Burma, considers them Bangladeshi interlopers and Bangladesh says they're Burmese.
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To deter illegal interlopers, Indonesia now impounds and blows up foreign vessels caught poaching.
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Myanmar, also known as Burma, considers them Bangladeshi interlopers, and Bangladesh says they're Burmese.
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The presence of an activist investor can encourage potential deal interlopers to step in.
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They too emphasized the "greatness" that had been stolen from their nations by interlopers.
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We built and organized this party — but now we're made to feel like interlopers.
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Bengali is a derogatory term for the Rohingya implying they are interlopers from Bangladesh.
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Foreign campaigns also come with their own challenges, notably shareholders suspicious of American interlopers.
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The difficulty with spotting these interstellar interlopers is that they are not very bright.
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White people need to put the black interlopers in their place, literally and figuratively.
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As incumbents mull their response, some hope the European interlopers' ambition will be their undoing.
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Much of that majority despises the Rohingya, viewing them as foreign interlopers from South Asia.
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They challenged male fairy-wrens with dummy interlopers who were given voice by recorded songs.
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Most people in the country call them Bengalis, suggesting that they are interlopers from Bangladesh.
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In Williams's world, we are all wandering interlopers—adrift, trapped, groundless—looking for visitors' privileges.
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Still, a small number of Trump-supporting interlopers have been blocked for abusive posts or comments.
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In the first nine months of last year, Japanese warplanes scrambled 476 times against Chinese interlopers.
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Interlopers and transplants convey the decay and loveliness of a place in works from 22019 – 1969.
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MICROBIOME INTERLOPERS (HIGHEST): Microorganisms inhabit our guts, mouths, and skin and help us in many ways.
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The friends say that far from being treated like interlopers, they've been embraced by the locals.
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There's not an avalanche of interlopers trying to break American gates in search of DACA relief.
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Sometimes the Islamist interlopers gave food to the poor, he said; other times they were ruthless.
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Officers on deck kept an eye out for aquatic interlopers while using hydrophones to listen underwater.
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However, gamers — usually quick to defend their turf from interlopers — have mixed feelings about loot boxes.
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Wedding Album Actual accounts and photos of wedding-day interlopers, from distant relatives to complete strangers.
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Their numbers dwindled rapidly relative to the interlopers, and were edged into extinction roughly 40,000 years ago.
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The DOJ says the interlopers ran 9,000 queries in all, not stopping until the end of July.
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That this was the natural position to take against the first feminine interlopers, one can easily understand.
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This is when you start to get interlopers—ex-romantic partners, distant mutual friends, someone's dry cleaner.
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Women are still regarded as interlopers in public life; when they seek power, drag is a must.
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But the overarching metaphor actually posits the newcomers as the interlopers bringing chaos to a stable environment.
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Interestingly, yellow warblers are among the few species of birds that have learned to recognize the interlopers.
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Though they have been present in what's now Myanmar for generations, many Burmese consider them to be interlopers.
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And yet, their rituals become horrifying to interlopers, who are very modern and prefer to bury their feelings.
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"More interlopers from Sagittarius are out there just waiting to be found," Dierickx said in a press release.
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Many more experienced and savvy interlopers have seen their ambitions brushed aside by the plodding machinery of government.
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Today's American propagandists and foreign interlopers play to popular disaffection irresponsibly inflamed by all forms of our media.
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"Just watch the interlopers from all over the world come and install themselves in our home," she said.
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The interlopers grew and gained incremental market share, enough to eventually spawn a craft buying spree by AB InBev.
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Breakingviews DuPont's planned union with Dow Chemical, both American companies, looks like a tough nut for interlopers to crack.
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Suede has always been a very urban, metropolitan experience, seen through the eyes of interlopers from a commuter town.
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Many of these tropical interlopers can be found nowhere else in the United States but on the southern border.
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Richter's provisional acceptance of interlopers, Donnersmarck believes, is rooted in his practice as an artist and in his psychology.
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French and Dutch fishermen say they are hardly interlopers in Britain's waters, as their ancestors worked there for centuries.
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The Rohingya are referred to as "Bengali" on the map, a pejorative term that suggests they are foreign interlopers.
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There's something mildly sinister about the interlopers, with their ingratiating smiles, aw-shucks mannerisms and continued refusal to leave.
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And the four American interlopers slowly discover that they're being drawn into it, which they very much cannot control.
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Locals keep asking interlopers if they're interested in checking out the Bacurau museum, which they always condescendingly decline to do.
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Some Phuds referred to these interlopers as wombats, and would issue wombat alerts if any were sighted entering the building.
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As the meeting in Managua wound down, Murillo fired a parting shot at the NGOs and other interlopers in Nicaragua.
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First up, if you think consulting firms are the only interlopers that ad agencies should be worrying about, think again.
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Dinnertime interlopers who challenge this expectation are protesting more than a government official or policy -- they are fundamentally rejecting it.
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Buddhist nationalists see the Rohingya as Muslim interlopers who invented an ethnic identity after migrating from the Indian sub-continent.
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"We're interlopers who've come in, and they've decided to stick with the status quo," Mr. Loeb said in an interview.
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And then there is the tricky issue of other shareholders being suspicious of what they might see as American interlopers.
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"We're not interlopers," said Etienne, the Clemson running back from southwest Louisiana who scored the decisive touchdown on Saturday night.
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The crash in 2008 and the European sovereign-debt crisis that kicked off in 2010 sent the interlopers scurrying for cover.
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Afternoons at his plantation used to echo to the calls of howler monkeys (pictured above) proclaiming their territories to potential interlopers.
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Museum officials only disclosed these findings to the public this week in order to protect the site from would-be interlopers.
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A distinct clump of unique stars would have been a giveaway that they're interlopers from elsewhere, but no such evidence exists.
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Across the planet, alien ships dot the globe, and military superpowers everywhere are preparing to launch nuclear attacks on the interlopers.
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Then they will both purge the Trump interlopers and regularly beat a vulnerable Democratic Party now hostage to its left wing.
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The Pan-STARRS telescope was built to patrol the sky for dangerous asteroids in our own system, not interlopers from beyond.
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The Kurds are the world's lost nation, their lands divided among five Middle Eastern countries that treat them as dangerous interlopers.
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Pointing fingers at "interlopers" who leak information within the White House, Scaramucci specifically named former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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Most Rohingya Muslims are denied citizenship in Buddhist-majority Myanmar, where they are regarded as interlopers, illegal immigrants from South Asia.
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"White people need to put the black interlopers in their place, literally and figuratively," Anderson explained in a Vox article last month.
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Hulking, hostile and wildly unpredictable, he's like a wounded bear defending his lair who's forced to accommodate a pair of destabilizing interlopers.
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He can try to discourage interlopers by beating them up, or he can woo his mate to encourage her not to stray.
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It all helps make some poorer Malays more susceptible to populists painting ethnic-Chinese and ethnic-Indian Malaysians as rent-seeking interlopers.
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More than a million Muslim Rohingya live in apartheid-like conditions in Rakhine, where many majority Buddhists consider them interlopers from Bangladesh.
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Waiting for Taboola and Facebook and Google and Bluekai and ten other interlopers to load before the content on the page does.
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There have been resilient, even stoic, heroines in the Dardennes' earlier films, but they haven't been middle-class interlopers like Haenel's character.
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To tell the world often invites jealous, greedy interlopers and back-stabbers, many of who are low-paid bureaucrats and government officials.
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Regardless of their legal citizenship, they are seen as traveling interlopers who are not part of a nation's civic identity or culture.
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It's an increasingly aggressive hunt for scapegoats: greedy speculators, the deep state, foreign interlopers, dishonest journalists, saboteurs, fifth columnists, and so on.
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But it also raises a question: If the Rohingya are truly foreign interlopers in Myanmar, why are they being stopped from leaving?
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The kids of Moordale finally have a good ol-fashioned high school rager, complete with drunk confessions, hookups, old flames, and interlopers.
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Against this background, some Koreans viewed the asylum seekers as interlopers who threatened to take the relief that justly belonged to them.
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The roughly half a million Rohingya still in Rakhine survive at the whim of a security state that considers them foreign interlopers.
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A long-persecuted Muslim minority concentrated in Myanmar's western state of Rakhine, the Rohingya have been deemed dangerous interlopers from neighboring Bangladesh.
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Though the recent Summer of Scammers has made us suspicious of potential interlopers, the Fiji Water Girl is there for perfectly legal reasons.
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It's built to safeguard every connected device — be it a computer, router, or a Tickle Me Elmo — against phishing, malware, and untrustworthy interlopers.
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That was daring: most people close to the government see the Rohingya as interlopers from Bangladesh, with no right to stay in Myanmar.
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From there, the beat cools off several degrees to a more sinewy and ominous form, while the rapper puts interlopers in his crosshairs.
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The Rohingya, who regard themselves as native to Rakhine state, are widely considered as interlopers by Myanmar's Buddhist majority and are denied citizenship.
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Local leaders, often far more secure than interlopers from "the centre", as Indians call New Delhi, the national capital, can drive hard bargains.
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Rohingya regard themselves as native to Myanmar's Rakhine state, but are widely considered interlopers by the country's Buddhist majority and are denied citizenship.
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But Rodriquez, who lives next to the cemetery, beckoned me over with the gentle wave of a man not quite fatigued by interlopers.
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Over the years, he has jealously guarded the corner against interlopers: He outlasted the hawkers of free papers who appeared a decade ago.
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For their current engagement the three players will welcome a pair of fluent interlopers, the trumpeter Mike Rodriguez and the saxophonist Dayna Stephens.
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Since the 1987 Commission on Presidential Debates was formed, both parties have fought to keep third-party interlopers out of the televised events.
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The Rohingya, who regard themselves as native to Rakhine, are widely considered as interlopers by the country's Buddhist majority and are denied citizenship.
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According to Di Stefano's new models, many habitable zone planets in globular clusters are probably shielded from stellar interlopers, due to their tight orbits.
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The trunk of a birch tree bisects the little boat like a "forbidden" symbol, as if to warn that no human interlopers are allowed.
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To keep their intellectual property out of the hands of interlopers and evildoers, they may cloak it in coded texts, symbolic imagery and rituals.
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It is a surreal scene where the giants of sports journalism rub shoulders with interlopers from the world of entertainment and late-night television.
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It's an ad with a picture of photoshopped socks, warning interlopers: IF YOU CAN READ THIS LEAVE ME ALONE I AM WATCHING HALLMARK MOVIES.
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In his role as a representative of the industry, he has worked with the Taxi and Limousine Commission to crack down on the interlopers.
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Getting in that face time is important because I don't want them to think some interlopers are coming into the neighborhood for whatever reason.
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In outsourcing their lives, all the cooking and cleaning and caring for their children, the Parks are as parasitical as their humorously opportunistic interlopers.
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But with help from famous interlopers like Jimmy Buffett as well as its own funds, St. Barts started getting on its feet within months.
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The camera's presence is weighty and haunting, alerting us that we, the viewers, are interlopers in the artist's intimate space of memories and mementos.
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The book also seeks to trace the history of the Rohingya - who regard themselves as native to western Myanmar - casting them as interlopers from Bangladesh.
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The wobble-added interlopers quickly moved on to EDM-trap, while the genre's flagship artist Skrillex is now producing tropical house songs for Justin Bieber.
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As with most subcultures however, documenting and recording the history is extremely important, especially when done by active members of the scene rather than interlopers.
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As interstellar interlopers, they can be mined for clues about the broader environment from which the solar system was born some 4.5 billion years ago.
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Acting on claims that voter rolls are packed with such interlopers, the state's government is working hard to complete a register of its 30m citizens.
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Along with Audi, the German automakers dominate the luxury car market but are in danger of being overwhelmed by well-capitalized interlopers from Silicon Valley.
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It also disguises your IP address, which unlocks region-restricted content and shields your traffic from your ISP, your employer, or any other unauthorized interlopers.
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More than 1 million Rohingya live in apartheid-like conditions in Myanmar's Rakhine State, where many in the Buddhist majority consider them interlopers from Bangladesh.
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This would provide little reassurance to the refugees, who are mostly stateless and denied citizenship rights by Myanmar, which views them as interlopers from Bangladesh.
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The Rohingya, who regard themselves as native to Myanmar's Rakhine state, are widely considered as interlopers by the country's Buddhist majority and are denied citizenship.
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" — Mr. Macron, from his platform on his website, translated from French "Just watch the interlopers from the world come and install themselves in our home.
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The experience turned the group into an object lesson in violence begetting violence, as the women adopted a strategy of killing all interlopers on sight.
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In a string of interviews Monday, he railed against his former colleagues and warned that Trump's vision for the country is being corrupted by interlopers.
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His campaign was definitely the most interesting ... he didn't rely on celebrity interlopers, which may have hurt some of the other candidates who also lost.
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Together, these ideas form a seriously terrifying proposal: a domestic security force dedicated to scanning the faces of citizens to detain alleged interlopers in their midst.
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The Rohingya, who number about one million and live mainly in Rakhine state, are denied citizenship by Myanmar, which views them as illegal interlopers from Bangladesh.
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The comically dimwitted brothers trek to a remote Danish island, where they discover three more brothers, who are loath to let the interlopers see the patriarch.
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Europe, in his estimation, was once filled with noble white men fighting swarthy interlopers, from Medieval battles against Saracens to the 1683 Turkish siege of Vienna.
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And some big deals are facing obstacles, such as activist investors and hostile interlopers who are trying to stand in the way of them being closed.
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As an artist returning to East Los Angeles, she was in the crosshairs of an anti-gentrification campaign that singled out art galleries as unwelcome interlopers.
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XCOM: Enemy Within is a turn-based strategy game in which you command small squads of troops through missions against an assortment of extra-terrestrial interlopers.
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They say they've been treated as interlopers by Democrats, who didn't take them into the fold and so failed to capitalize on their grass-roots energy.
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The premise is that evil is afoot; that money, the media and government authority — and even "politically correct" moral authority — have been usurped by undeserving interlopers.
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The only interlopers were Carlos Slim of Mexico, who was the richest man between 2010 and 2012, and Warren Buffett, who was the richest in 2008.
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The Buddhist majority has long reviled the Rohingya as "Bengali interlopers" in northern Rakhine state and suppressed their ability to maintain their culture and go to school.
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Oxygen recently relaunched itself in the mold of ID — a crime-all-the-time channel — and the basic cable interlopers were asked to leave by ID staff.
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Here, far from the cold shadow of Silicon Beach, was the idealized Westside: a kaleidoscope of many races bouncing in support of experiences inaccessible to tech interlopers.
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Many nationalist Buddhists reject the name Rohingya and call them Bengalis, implying that they are interlopers from Bangladesh, a position also taken by the former military government.
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There's an argument to be made for labeling Malkmus and Petkovic interlopers—especially after decades spent working within an idiom loaded up with ultra-masculine white stereotypes.
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They show the extent of white Christian anger — the privileged who are furious that their privileges are being stripped away by those they view as outside interlopers.
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"We're interlopers who've come in, and they've decided to stick with the status quo," Mr. Loeb said in an interview with The New York Times this month.
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The Rohingya are reviled by the local Rakhine community and, as Muslims, are treated as interlopers by much of the Buddhist ethnic Bamar majority throughout the country.
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On instructions from the Secret Service, the Coast Guard will occasionally be shutting down that stretch of water, and interlopers will be subject to a $90,000 fine.
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The work positions the red-suited interlopers from Cook's ship as an interruption—an infection, as the title plainly states—into a rich and self-contained world.
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Much like Parmigiano-Reggiano and Cognac, Champagne retains a protected designation of origin (PDO) throughout the EU and therefore is shielded from imitations and interlopers in various ways.
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The gecko, it should be noted, wasn't a patient at the hospital, but one of the sticky-toed interlopers that regularly sneak indoors looking for bugs in Hawaii.
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There was the unforced rapport of Rick and Daryl, using chicken-fried pop songs and unconscious interlopers to mess with each other during an ill-fated supply run.
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In this version of history, Saudi society was once more tolerant; religious conservatives were interlopers who went too far in purging its diversity and imposing a doctrinaire vision.
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So Priebus and some other interlopers were, I guess, pressing cups against the door, hoping to hear a bit of that forbidden flirtation (with possible obstruction of justice).
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Still, the country doesn't grant most Rohingya citizenship, and Myanmar authorities refer to the Rohingya as "Bengali," a derogatory term because it implies they are interlopers from Bangladesh.
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But just in case someone slips by, they also lay the digital equivalent of a booby trap or a trip wire to sound the alarm on any interlopers.
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It's among the more capable home security cameras, with 1080p video quality, 130-degree wide-angle lens, and a two-way speaker so you can chat with interlopers.
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Residents view them as interlopers who take advantage of Mandalay's location close to India and Bangladesh, Laos and Thailand, as well as a large swath of southern China.
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From old-school car and truck manufacturers and parts makers to Silicon Valley interlopers like Tesla, Apple and Alphabet, dozens of companies are racing to develop driverless technology.
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You can make the case that we're the interlopers in their city, or maybe rats and humans are both just occupying space in a town built for cockroaches.
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Decades of armed conflict between the Colombian government and rebel groups rendered vast swaths of the country's northwest off-limits to interlopers, who risked being kidnapped, or worse.
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The Calusa, as the indigenous are called, were no less hostile to conquistadors than was the land they inhabited — a lesson modern interlopers would do well to remember.
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But that method can be risky: the nets can be tampered with, or the catch scooped up by interlopers in the midnight hours while everyone else is asleep.
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The lens did not waver as stewards raced to tackle the interlopers; it did not flicker as one ducked and wove and made it through the impromptu cordon.
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Every movie-lover carries an archive of moments and images, a fantasy history gleaned from the work of born-and-bred New York filmmakers and Hollywood interlopers alike.
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While their identities will never be known, one thing is certain: These nine individuals were interlopers — possibly failed raiders or POWs — who met violent ends, a new study finds.
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The interlopers are also carrying large pairs of scissors, which, alongside a fire poker and a golf putter, are soon used in ways that the manufacturers would not recommend.
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Mr Agarwal, once a scrap merchant who built the company over four decades, has prided himself on understanding India better than foreign interlopers trying to make a quick rupee.
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The razor-toothed, spindle-legged interlopers are frightening, but it's almost creepier to watch Blunt and Krasinski's characters calmly prepare to muffle the first cries of their newborn child.
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"The left isn't really talking about diverse things—and that's the draw for these young kids—except identity," he told me in hushed tones, scanning the room for interlopers.
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The country known for its isolationism, hyper-aggressive threats toward perceived interlopers, and a leader utterly enthralled with Dennis Rodman, has just kicked off its very first beer festival.
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Hoping to dispel the notion that they were merely longhaired Hollywood interlopers, the band submitted to having their locks trimmed — a move that was both practical and deeply metaphorical.
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Anyone in the United States may download uCampaign apps, Mr. Peters said, but they give a campaign the ability to bar interlopers who post messages challenging the campaign's positions.
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They must be willing to see conservative faculty members not as interlopers to be tolerated but as valued colleagues, worthy of promotion and appointments to leadership roles when merited.
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At first, a group of local people put a fence across the main road leading into the forest, but it was flimsy and proved no match for the interlopers.
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It's important to remember that their Christian targets in the Middle East are not interlopers or outsiders, but indigenous peoples whose culture and religion predate Islam by 220006 years.
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But somehow, a few stealthy interlopers seem to have managed to sneak past the hundreds of thousands of soldiers defending South Korea from its hostile neighbour to the north.
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On the chocolate leather banquettes lining the walls sit the mothers, fathers and grandparents eying — a little wistfully — a few adult interlopers who are drinking cocktails at the bar.
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Elsewhere in her Facebook post, Ms. Terrell-Paige included references to other ways that, she suggested, Jewish interlopers had wronged black residents of the largely African-American Greenville section.
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Black Americans understand that Trump's followers don't see the battle lines in American racial politics as "white and black Americans" versus "immigrant interlopers," but rather white Americans versus everybody else.
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The interlopers included major gangs like the Zetas, the Knights Templar and a successor cartel known as the Michoacan Family, to which the people who extorted Arredondo claimed to belong.
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These interlopers, or "coycrocks" in the island's parlance, bring with them a strong whiff of the outside world as their unfamiliar ways shine a new light on Lark's questionable traditions.
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The vast majority of Burmese share the official view, that Rohingyas are foreign interlopers; many also imagine that, as Muslims, they are plotting against Buddhism, the religion of the majority.
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If a bird is troubled by parasites or pathogens its immune system will thus use up some of its carotenoid stock defending against these interlopers, and its colour will suffer.
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Speckled throughout these categories are interlopers, like Sandra Washington (Natalie Paul) and Abby (Margarita Levieva), who seem to exist partially as devices; they explain the seedy world for the audience.
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For cities and towns that prefer to leave peacekeeping to their police forces, rather than ideologically motivated interlopers, the latest resurgence of the militia movement appears to present a bind.
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The horses are led into the water up to their necks and then scrubbed down, becoming regular interlopers in the Sunday surfing classes at Dakar's wide and crowded Yoff Beach.
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Buddhist nationalists in Myanmar reject the label Rohingya, referring instead to the more than 1 million people living in Rakhine state as "Bengalis", to suggest they are interlopers from Bangladesh.
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One source told us the Homeowner's Association is also keeping an eye on Ryan's place, and officers -- of the HOA, that is -- have banned interlopers for up to 99 years!
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Many in Buddhist-majority Myanmar refer to the Rohingya as "Bengali", which most in the Muslim minority regard as a derogatory term used to suggest they are interlopers from Bangladesh.
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My mother's kitchen — make no mistake, the rest of us were interlopers — was more operating room than country inn, and my big contribution involved the supervised loading of the dishwasher.
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They echoed military commanders in arguing that the intervention was aimed at rooting out a cabal of corrupt interlopers who had clouded Mr. Mugabe's judgment and his ability to govern.
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We talk to Alexa in the peremptory tone we reserve for barking at chat bots, snarkily dismissing interlopers in our social media feeds, or frustratedly answering staccato telephone menu trees.
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But it is also a bitter parable of how governments in prosperous Western societies — the United States very much among them — have turned on dark-skinned migrants as alien interlopers.
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The disruption was compounded when, much as it happened at Trump's campaign rallies, his supporters responded, erupting in shouts of "Trump, Trump, Trump!" as they tried to drown out the interlopers.
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When interlopers invade a dancer's world, as contestants have on "Dancing With the Stars" since 2005, it reveals much — about their psyche, their strengths and weaknesses, their essence as human beings.
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When interlopers invade a dancer's world, as contestants have on "Dancing With the Stars" since 2005, it reveals much — about their psyche, their strengths and weaknesses, their essence as human beings.
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Thura Aung Ko said Bangladesh was "not letting them return", referring to the Rohingya as "Bengalis", a term commonly used in Myanmar to imply that they are recent interlopers from Bangladesh.
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"I don't hear anything of Bengali people leaving or entering the country during these days," he said, using a derogatory term for the Rohingya to imply they are interlopers from Bangladesh.
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They are also bracing for the threats posed by interlopers like Amazon eyeing a foray into the pharmacy business or tech companies offering virtual medical care via a computer or cellphone.
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It is also coming apart, thanks to the arrival of Eleanor and other interlopers destined instead for the less agreeable Bad Place, managed by Trevor (Adam Scott), an obnoxious uber-bro.
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The claims in the book line up with the narrative the military and others have spread on social media for a number of years, casting the Rohingya as interlopers from Bangladesh.
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First through articles in Confederate Veteran magazine, SCV leaders began arguing that Confederates had been fighting for the freedom of the South and against Yankee interlopers, not for slavery or white supremacy.
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Swamping a population of disease-spreading insects with individuals that cannot reproduce can be an effective way to limit numbers; lots of the fertile wild ones breed fruitlessly with the sterile interlopers.
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The president also seemed conflicted about whether the EU should be punishing American companies, briefly sounding territorial and defensive, like a mobster who doesn't like outside interlopers muscling in on his turf.
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Gentrification in Harlem might well be likened to the progress of the British Raj, where the most that "civilizing" interlopers could muster was a patronizing interest in token elements of local culture.
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As played by Cian Barry and April Pearson (a graduate of the terrific British TV series "Skins"), the interlopers are a weird, disgusting delight, easily dominating the movie and their ineffectual hosts.
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In the latest episode of the Star Wars series, "Sanctuary," Baby Yoda and Mando land on a planet with a human society that is defending itself from a mysterious horde of interlopers.
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Planetary defense, the concept of protecting ourselves against these cosmic interlopers, has been around for decades, but it's gained considerable momentum this past year, with the launching of NASA's Planetary Defense Coordination Office.
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Conquests in Egypt, Yemen and Mosul helped amass the forces and revenues needed to take on the crusaders, but it was only in his last years that the interlopers became his primary target.
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In "Lowe's Tubes, Ichetucknee" (2019, oil on aluminum), the artist pays tribute to their cheeky energy and to the surreal encounters between nature and human interlopers that catch his attention at every turn.
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The Rohingya are a Muslim minority that has lived for generations in Myanmar and yet has been long treated by the Buddhist majority as interlopers from Bangladesh and denied citizenship and basic rights.
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Arranging themselves a few to each piano, these interlopers began to press the keys, too, for a climactic effect that eventually matched the rich, chaotic peal of a full carillon of church bells.
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Now they share that distinction with interlopers from the tech world like Google, Apple, Uber and not least Tesla, the electric-car maker now valued more highly than any of the Detroit giants.
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Dora, who was known for spray-painting swastikas on his surfboards, pioneered the concept of localism — the idea that waves belong to surfers who grow up near them and that interlopers deserve violence.
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The problem is compounded by the fact that many witnesses remain afraid or unwilling to come forward, viewing officers as interlopers who live elsewhere and care little about what happens in their community.
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A quick resolution seems unlikely as many in Buddhist-majority Myanmar see the Rohingya - whom they call "Bengalis" - as interlopers not deserving of citizenship, despite some tracing their lineage inside Myanmar's borders back centuries.
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TECHNOLOGY INTERLOPERS The cutthroat rivalry between automakers and software companies started when Alphabet Inc's Google presented a prototype autonomous vehicle in 255.5, leading analysts and industry executives to fear a so-called Nokia moment.
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By the end of April, the N.C.A.A. Board of Directors reversed the prohibition, prompting the SEC and the A.C.C. — fearful of losing ground to interlopers like Harbaugh — to vote to lift their own bans.
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But there's a deeper assumption there, too, one that is even more pernicious and harder to change: the basic belief that men are entitled to positions of power while women are interlopers and usurpers.
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These owners give the impression of looking first to cronies, interlopers and their entourage of 'yes' men, often to the detriment of the resident footballing community on which their clubs have so long relied.
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As the series opens, the Hudson's Bay Company, the real trading concern created by royal charter in the 1600s to work a large chunk of North America, is seeing its monopoly eroded by interlopers.
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And in Mr. Trump, and more directly in Mr. Bannon, some self-described "Rad Trads" — or radical traditionalists — see an alternate leader who will stand up for traditional Christian values and against Muslim interlopers.
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At the root of the problem is the refusal by Buddhist-majority Myanmar to grant citizenship to members of a Muslim minority seen by a mostly unsympathetic, if not hostile, society as interlopers from Bangladesh.
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Despite enormous help from beyond the district and state, Ossoff lost, and was portrayed along the way as a darling of interlopers with no real understanding of, or investment in, that patch of suburban Atlanta.
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But they do call to mind the cavalrymen in a movie like "Fort Apache": interlopers in someone else's territory, surrounded by a local population that is wary of their presence and sometimes hostile to it.
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The Myanmar government, including the once-respected Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, has denied any culpability, invoking ancient grievances and skewed history to justify treating the Rohingya as Muslim interlopers in a predominantly Buddhist land.
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But elsewhere, the prevailing assembly-line, build-it-yourself model baffled me; there were too many mix-ins and toppings, including oddball interlopers like corn and kale, and the marinades were more like heavy sauces.
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While many of the mostly Muslim ethnic group can trace their lineage in Myanmar back centuries, the majority Bamar population regards them as "Bengali" interlopers, and they have been consistently denied citizenship or legal status.
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Like a certain cockeyed optimist, you may even note a lump in your throat when Emma finally gets her perfect kiss while the supportive Hoosiers and godless Broadway interlopers cheer her on and sing backup.
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The homeowner tried to ask the two men to leave, but one of the interlopers, dressed as horror movie icon Freddie Krueger, pulled a shotgun and opened fire, hitting four men and one woman before fleeing.
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Just months into his second term, he has already abolished India's only Muslim-majority state and is threatening to expand to the rest of the country his scheme to hunt down supposed foreign interlopers in Assam.
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Both silly and poignant, the video and accompanying bottles and canvases, which are affixed with Sufferhead Original labels, point to the challenges for migrants thrust into cultures where they are treated as interlopers, disrupters or terrorists.
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Andrew M. Cuomo is proposing legislation to close legal loopholes in New York regarding political ads on the internet, with the goal of pressuring companies like Facebook to root out foreign-based interlopers in online campaigns.
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Why it matters: These interlopers — the first of which came through the inner solar system in 2017 — represent the best chance astronomers have so far of learning more about far off star systems from close range.
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These guys just can't catch a break: They've been living underneath someone else's gun muzzles for most of the last half millennium, and fighting against those interlopers in some fashion or another for just as long.
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But Catz claimed that the only way to preserve Java's longstanding "write once, run anywhere" philosophy was to protect the language from interlopers like Google, which, in Oracle's view, warped it into non-compatible form with Android.
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The people who built the mound (contemporaries of the Aztec) disliked interlopers, as proved in 1521 when, on the same bay, near Sanibel Island, they sent Ponce de León packing with a lethal arrow to the thigh.
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Scaramucci's brash moves and aggressive style have reopened old wounds from the presidential race, pitting campaign hands against former RNC officials, who are generally viewed by longtime Trump allies as interlopers who never sufficiently backed the president.
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The kids can design their robots to their hearts' content — adding wings, propellers and jetpacks to make them fly, and adding features like a camera (to take photos of interlopers) or voice recordings to make them more fun.
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Buddhist-majority Myanmar does not recognize the Rohingya as an indigenous ethnic group and refers to them as "Bengalis", a term they reject as it implies they are interlopers from Bangladesh, despite a long history in the country.
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She wallows in the exotic details of her story—from the sharpened bamboo the Chinese used to fight British interlopers, to the heroin pills "flavoured with rosewater and coated with chocolate" that were once sold over the counter.
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Cloud storage is never 100 percent safe, and if you leave your devices hanging around, you'll want to use a secure storage app to make sure that co-workers, siblings, children or unsuspecting interlopers don't see anything shocking.
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Sadly, the embrace and promotion of history&aposs oldest hatred by Abbas is dooming another generation of young Palestinians to embrace fanaticism and to believe that their Israeli neighbors are interlopers and devils who can be forced out their homes.
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Along with the regular presence of Secret Service details, several men in gray suits scan the restaurant during the dinner hour, their hands clasped, watching like hawks for signs of dining discomfort, be it cold fish, interlopers or threats.
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In the absence of polling, the army's popularity is hard to measure, but it seems to have increased in the wake of repression of the Rohingyas, a Muslim minority considered by the Buddhist majority to be illegal interlopers from Bangladesh.
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At a time when moneyed interlopers like Steve Aoki, Dillon Francis, and most recently DJ Snake can engineer an instant crossover hit, we clearly need more of an Afro-Latinx presence like Menor Menor in trap now more than ever.
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But the result is a game that panders to "good guy with a gun" advocates, NRA members, everyday carry die-hards, and those who dream of spilling the blood of unsavory interlopers and false patriots upon this great country's soil.
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Inside, sickly colors of lead paint slough off walls redecorated with graffiti, while the tile floors are covered in broken glass, rubble from collapsing ceilings, and a host of detritus left behind by former residents and staff or subsequent interlopers.
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Camus's problem was not, as it might be for many French citizens, that the religious symbolism of the veil clashed with some of the country's most cherished secularist principles; it was that the veil wearers were permanent interlopers in Camus's homeland.
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In Chelsea, where the rowhouse sits, residents banded together in protest, fearing that they were being targeted by a wave of speculation that would turn some of the oldest houses in the city into much larger, modern mansions for wealthy interlopers.
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Ornithologists have even coined the phrase "aggressive neglect," referring to the observation that some male birds are so busy defending their territories against interlopers that they neglect their paternal duties to provision their young, who end up undernourished and sometimes dead.
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A half dozen mammoth British ships and some 35 tiny French boats, descended on the interlopers from the likes of Port-en-Bessin, Courseilles, Ouistreham, Trouville, Honfleur and Le Havre, buzzing around, throwing smoke bombs, even ramming the British behemoths.
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A crowd of men's wear cognoscenti — with the requisite celebrity interlopers and hangers-on — trekked to the Far West Side of Manhattan to a dimly lighted hangar-like space for cocktails and passed hors d'oeuvres to celebrate New York Fashion Week: Men's.
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For decades Burmese generals, hardline religious leaders, and politicians have argued that the Muslim Rohingya, who number around one million people and make up around 2 percent of Myanmar's population, are Bengali interlopers intent on stealing the country and making it Muslim.
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The same slippage happens with other skin ailments, like acne and clogged pores: In today's ads, they aren't bad guys to be fought the way they were 10 years ago, but rather unnatural interlopers who must be tended to, naturally and radiantly.
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Willie Lee Rose, a historian who upended the scholarly consensus of her time by shifting the primary blame for the failure of Reconstruction after the Civil War from freed slaves and Northern interlopers to irresolute federal officials, died on June 21977 in Baltimore.
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Or, if you're the unwitting homeowner suddenly cast in the role of playing host to a version of history that no longer exists, you may wonder if these visitors are interlopers trying to undermine your claim to the place you call home.
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Like the French Impressionist painters who would, a few years later, edit out the signs of industry that intruded on their sylvan scenes, Greene avoided photographing tourists or other interlopers who would break the spell, thereby lending his photographs a timeless quality.
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Mr. Victor had been an editor at publishing houses in London and New York when, in 1976, he incautiously quit to open his own literary agency — an inexplicable career move to many of his colleagues, who still viewed book agents as ungentlemanly interlopers.
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A mischievous blast, "Pull My Daisy" isn't about anything, really, just life and the spontaneous combustion created by a railroad worker (the artist Larry Rivers), his wife (Delphine Seyrig) and a ragtag group of interlopers played by, among others, the poet Allen Ginsberg.
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The "interlopers" may simply want to visit their condo's swimming pool, something white people typically do without a second thought, or take a nap in a student dorm common room, make a purchase in an upscale store, or drive a "nice" car.
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Your columnist was last in Kabul in 2011 to watch the then British prime minister, David Cameron, meet the then president, Hamid Karzai, who had by then largely fallen out with the Americans, treating them as barely-tolerated foreign interlopers if not neo-colonial occupiers.
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What is less clear, though, is whether those microbes are natives able to endure such extreme aridity, perhaps by becoming dormant, or whether they are merely the dead remains of interlopers, blown in on the wind but unable to survive in their harsh new environment.
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And it turns out that Apple's elaborate encryption scheme is also designed not only to prevent interlopers from identifying or tracking an iDevice from its Bluetooth signal, but also to keep Apple itself from learning device locations, even as it allows you to pinpoint yours.
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Maybe it's precisely because I was more interested in the stories that weren't being told — the lives of the brown faces all wearing the same "what are you doing here?" expression — that I didn't pick out Pattinson's grizzled mug from the pack of imperial interlopers.
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Though Documenta features a number of strong individual works, as well as investments made in local cultural spaces, and interesting parallel projects, it also includes the standard interlopers of art tourists and poseurs who touch down amidst the city's crumbling social and economic infrastructure.
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Whether something is truly, sufficiently punk is one of the great pop-ideological struggles of our time, an argument that alienates curious dilettantes and reduces the faithful into rampart-building maniacs defending a half-century-old aesthetic against interlopers who don't really exist anymore.
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The history, then, of female fighters has been conveniently forgotten by those who either wish to deter women from participating in official fighting sports or seek to describe today's women as interlopers, just as women are trespassing into the military or politics or the NFL.
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It was Jane, sadly, who understood what had to be done when one of our interpreters was killed in a drive-by shooting, to make sure his family was taken care of by The Times and not cheated out of the money by interlopers.
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"People talk about, oh 'Change,' like places just 'change,' you know, but it's like, it's not a rule of the universe that things get taken away from you," says Natalie (Nicole Suazo), one of three teenagers who intrude on the older interlopers' winter wonderland.
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Much greater than the hate-filled white supremacists in Charlottesville were the many who objected, those who ministered to the wounded, the heartsick citizens of that city who were aghast at the belligerent interlopers and the thousands across the country looking on with dismay.
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The people living on Charles Manson's commune in the movie are not just would-be assassins but class interlopers — unemployed weirdos who have the gall to squat on an old movie ranch or drive their piece-of-shit car up a manicured private road.
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And because chestnuts are not native to Hokkaido, it's potential evidence that the Jomon people brought this food, along with the weevil interlopers, to the Japanese northern island from the south using ships to cross the Tsugaru Strait—the channel separating the main Japanese island from Hokkaido.
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The film's most interesting and unsettling conceit is that the ranch where Rick and Cliff once shot their TV show is now occupied by Charles Manson and his brainwashed acolytes, and Cliff suspects the ranch's owner (Bruce Dern) has been kidnapped—or worse—by the interlopers.
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Even if Amazon and SLU both promise to not track attributable or specific student information (both will be collecting broad-sweeping data though), cyber-savvy interlopers — students included — are surely going to try hacking the devices and some data will mostly likely be leaked or collected.
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CreditCreditMagnum Photos There is a vast gulf between how people tend to think of "tourism," an agreeable pursuit for themselves and a great benefit to their local economy, and how people tend to think of other tourists, as interlopers, beholden to oafish appetites for packaged experience.
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A MINUS Moby Grape: Live (Sundazed) Was there a more galvanic live band in Haight-era San Francisco than this biz-fabricated quintet of Seattle and LA interlopers, who coalesced to record a dynamite debut they spent the rest of their lives trying to wrest from their manager?
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Mr. Walters not only advertises his Oscar party, now in its 21982th year, as the longest-running one in town, but also the most accessible: to civilian interlopers willing to spend $20043,22004 for a seat at the table and as much as $2100,225 for a V.I.P. table package.
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These combinations of powerful health insurance companies with the country's dominant pharmacy benefit managers are occurring as established players in the health care sector are frantically searching for ways to fend off potential interlopers like Amazon, whose tentative forays into the pharmacy business have already shaken up the industry.
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They present it for what it appears to be: two gratuitous interlopers who are more than happy to put out a ton of immigrants and completely change a culture of cities like New York and San Francisco for the sake of improving and sanitizing and Wall-E-izing, really, American culture.
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If you prefer Top 40 music with a bit of an edge, these New York City-based producers serve up buoyant rhythms and roof-raising hooks with a rotating crew of mainstream pop interlopers like the Canadian singer Carly Rae Jepsen, the songwriter and producer Justin Tranter, and the trap superstar Fetty Wap, among others.
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Branson LB Many transgender people have been accused of being interlopers in public bathrooms — the myth of trans predators preying on little girls and women has managed to fuel anti-trans bathroom bills and general trans panic in the US for years now — but I wasn't exactly expecting to be accused myself on a recent Friday after work.
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L.S.E. and Deutsche Börse Do 'Street Sweep' to Hinder Rivals | London Stock Exchange Group and Deutsche Börse have gone on a hiring spree for banks in a so-called street sweep, as they try to fend off interlopers to their European exchange merger by hoarding advisers and financing, Bloomberg News reports, citing people familiar with the matter.
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But that's less because of Trump himself and more because it leaves room for those who latch onto it to project onto its four words their own vision of American exceptionalism — whether that vision is populated by triumphant war heroes trampling foes on the battlefield, or by saplings, gently mended flags, and picket fences keeping interlopers out.
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There is also Pedro Garcia, "the patriarch of the last great Spanish family in South Texas," as his character description puts it, whose land sits between the McCullough holdings and the border, and who is trying to work both sides of the simmering resentment between Americans and the Mexican raiders who still view them as interlopers.
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The tension of both of these aspects of the automotive industry – an abundance of caution and fear of regulation on the one side, and a desperate need to appear vital and keep pace with hungry, deep-pocketed tech industry interlopers on the other – is what will make cars a topic of intense interest from a technology standpoint in the next few years.
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While Trump warned of the putative dangers of Muslims and Mexicans 'invading' America, Gamergaters talked about the dangers of so-called social justice warriors "invading" the world of gaming; many defined gaming as a "male space" or even a "male safe space," and so it was no coincidence that they focused so much of their anger at supposed female interlopers — [including gaming cultural critics like] Anita Sarkeesian, Zoe Quinn, Brianna Wu and others.
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Sebastian Gorka, the former special adviser to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE who was forced out over the weekend, railed against his former colleagues in a string of interviews on Monday, warning that the president's vision for the country is being corrupted by interlopers.
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But President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE -- or his successor – must remember that an open-ended foreign occupation of a country notoriously hostile to interlopers is no substitute for a durable, if imperfect, political settlement.
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