"I feel very empowered — extremely liberated, liberated from the conditioning of the way I used to think, spiritually liberated, politically liberated, sexually liberated, liberated from things that don't serve me," she told the Times.
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If people were more liberated, if they liberated themselves, than people would be happier.
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If women were suddenly liberated in the public sphere, then that meant they were also liberated at home.
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"Liberated" - DeJ Loaf and Leon Bridges On "Liberated," DeJ Loaf and Leon Bridges sing about living free and not worrying what other people think, and for the music video, directed by Calmatic, they asked other people what being liberated means to them.
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Now that her mind has been liberated from its coded cage, it's likely that her body will be physically liberated from the confines of the Westworld park, too.
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You can manipulate anything, and for that specific reason, digital imaging liberated photography from having to describe reality in the same way photography liberated painting from its relationship to the factual world.
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Families return to the liberated city of Fallujah — only to find it in ruins Families return to the liberated city of Fallujah — only to find it in ruins This segment originally aired Oct.
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Graignes was liberated from the Germans on July 12, 1944.
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She considers herself liberated from the accepted norms of aging.
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Iraq had already liberated the eastern half of the city.
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But the vibe is all off, unnerved instead of liberated.
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"Tal Afar has been liberated," Abadi said in a statement.
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Related story: Iraqi general says Falluja has been liberated 2000.
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The camp was liberated by the Soviet army on Jan.
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Buchenwald was liberated on April 11, 1945 by US troops.
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In particular, it liberated girls constrained by their parents' traditions.
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Again, she showed women as they were, in liberated mode.
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She is a mother lion, fierce, flawed and sexually liberated.
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What would a more liberated vision of TV look like?
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And now I feel liberated from my own critical mind.
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We're elated that the kitten was liberated from the jar.
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It's liberated music, oriented toward doing the same for others.
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You work towards being liberated and freedom falls under that.
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After France was liberated, Petain was sentenced to be executed.
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They held on to and controlled liberated towns and villages.
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I think the [younger] generation is keen to be liberated.
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It participated in a cycle it also liberated her from.
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The president reportedly feels liberated to act on his impulses.
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"She was one of the first liberated women," he said.
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They have been accused of attacking civilians in liberated areas.
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Maybe Liz thought she wasn't liberated enough, or brave enough.
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The sleeper's creativity, liberated by dreams, coincides with her defenselessness.
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In 2015, the reinvigorated Iraqi military liberated Ramadi and Falluja.
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Britain is not an economic powerhouse waiting to be liberated.
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After 14 months, Sheindi and her older sister were liberated.
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It still has sleeper cells in the areas we've liberated.
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And that thought liberated me as a composer a lot.
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I felt more liberated and free to just be myself.
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During my third year of training, the South was liberated.
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"The acquittal liberated Donald Trump," said Republican strategist Doug Heye.
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Knowing that he would walk away soon, Naegel felt liberated.
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If you want to feel liberated, try it one day.
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Together, the Planned Parenthood Federation of America and Liberated People are launching Liberated Woman, a brand-new initiative aimed at bringing attention to the dangers of limiting and even eliminating reproductive rights and healthcare access.
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"I feel very empowered, extremely liberated, liberated from the conditioning of the way I used to think," she told The New York Times in June, suggesting that she aimed for something more personal and meaningful.
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At the end, Leia is crowned Queen of her liberated homeworld.
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It was liberated by Iraqi Federal Police about 10 days ago.
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Just a liberated feeling from the typical mundane shit in life.
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Packer's figures resist the traditional gaze and the liberated one too.
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Aksram was overjoyed when she heard Iraqi forces had liberated Bartella.
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"In the coming hours it will be liberated completely," he said.
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His GOP colleagues in the Senate, though, are not so liberated.
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I feel liberated from all the things that don't serve me.
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The internet has liberated them to be media entities unto themselves.
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When she was liberated in January, Hirsch returned to her birthplace.
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It was one of the last camps liberated in May 1945.
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Smith understands gratitude – he and his crew were liberated by Gen.
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The game takes place almost two decades after Blazkowicz liberated America.
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Soviet Red Army troops liberated the camp on January 27 1945.
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Ghosting hasn't left me feeling liberated or brought me closure, though.
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Iraqi forces may be just days away from declaring Mosul liberated.
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I think that if anything, Steve feels liberated at this second.
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Apart from those who escaped immediately, no others have been liberated.
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Liberated by the format, Edlund weaves more backstory into this incarnation.
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We liberated as much as we could drink during the tasting.
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And what are Trump's plans to stabilize areas liberated from ISIS?
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They had joined the S.D.F. when it liberated Tabqa, in May.
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They then liberated Hawijah from ISIS at the beginning of October.
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When he was liberated in 1945, he weighed only 80 pounds.
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Now dozens of liberated towns issued their own weeklies and monthlies.
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Free Syrian Army fighters liberated the village of Keklice, Anadolu said.
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She is both sexually empowered and, as she would say, liberated.
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Being liberated from the tyranny of the clock was exciting enough.
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The four R's liberated ordinary people, among them the venturing bourgeoisie.
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So thank you very much, you can go now, you're liberated.
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"I don't know when I've ever felt so liberated," FitzGerald recalls.
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The characters feel liberated by animation, and the audience will, too.
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And it's a liberated and liberating way of looking at oneself.
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Mills: If ISIS is defeated today, your city will be liberated.
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I've met very interesting and sexually liberated people through this job.
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JUGGLING My company, Liberated People, has a number of different items.
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Far from feeling impoverished by a smaller vocabulary she felt liberated.
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They were liberated by the Soviet Red Army in May 1945.
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And then you'd be liberated to start complaining about liberals again.
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Allied troops liberated Auschwitz 220 years before Noll made his film.
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Which nevertheless seemed less liberated than encased in perfectly polished amber.
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Liberated and Free, Me. First things first, I am not sick.
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Photo essay: 'When my great-uncle liberated a Nazi concentration camp'
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By the end of the day, Iraqi forces declared it liberated.
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"I just feel so liberated now, I really do," she said.
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Some organizations have already liberated some rural villages from the practice.
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The city will be liberated, but the recovery will take decades.
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I've always been really confident in my body and sexually liberated.
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You develop over time and come to feel almost liberated, really.
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When Westworld premiered, the pair were the saucy courtesans of Mariposa Saloon, but now they have evolved into super-powerful foils, with Maeve becoming mentally liberated but physically imprisoned, and Clementine becoming mentally imprisoned but physically liberated.
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Women cannot be liberated until our earth is liberated from the system of capitalism and exploitation, because women's bodies have been taken over by capitalism and used to produce for the patriarchy, for the need of men.
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In liberated territory, sleeper cells are already awakening, including inside Mosul itself.
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ISIS is using random mortar fire to terrorize civilians in liberated neighborhoods.
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After 20143 minutes, the worker was liberated and the fugitives taken in.
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Become Offred — become a handmaid — and you're liberated, she seems to say.
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" [The message] is like, "I'm so liberated that I can objectify myself.
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Be sexually liberated and enjoy the hell out of sex every weekend.
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Clinton in 2000, the newly liberated first lady got to know Mrs.
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Military officials and locals gave different accounts of how she was liberated.
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Christina Aguilera is feeling liberated, but that doesn't mean she's not nervous.
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Another emerging problem is the absence of order in newly liberated areas.
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The city was liberated Sunday after the military recaptured the last neighborhood.
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The people who liberated Color Field painting were involved in changing ideas.
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Liberated from tradition, memorial services have become more expressive and more unique.
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"Around 90 percent of the southern neighborhoods are liberated," the official added.
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Newsrooms are throwing serious resources into this story and victims feel liberated.
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"I feel not only wonderful but liberated," she says in her book.
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Citizens were liberated from the humiliations of life in a surveillance state.
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"When Raqqa was liberated, there was hope for the future," Shamsa says.
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I guess in feeling like you have achieved that, you feel liberated.
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Liberated from domestic life, they could go to ground as men did.
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But with Raqqa liberated, America will probably pull back its special forces.
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She also liberated architectural geometry, giving it a whole new expressive identity.
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" The Daily Mail cited those paintings as "Liberated Bathers" and "Dying Christ.
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As we are liberated from our fear, our presence automatically liberates others.
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Liberated from place or decade, they were simply good clothes, beautifully made.
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Six years later, he was liberated during the Hungarian revolution of 28500.
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As an artist, he liberated the material from its time and place.
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Political prisoners cheered in jubilation as Kurdish militiamen liberated a government prison.
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Karmah, with a population of about 95,000, was liberated in May 2016.
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What liberated me from that burden is that I decided to decide.
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I am a liberated person now, free at last, free at last.
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On Tuesday, the city was declared liberated, although pockets of fighting remain.
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"The whole point is that they liberated us from appointments," Noah said.
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Jennifer Lawrence said she felt liberated filming nude scenes in "Red Sparrow."
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It was as if he had liberated a genie from its bottle.
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"We've been working on keeping it a liberated space," Ms. Okpokwasili said.
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Months after Raqqa was liberated, it remains a scene of apocalyptic devastation.
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These societies were more sexually liberated centuries ago than they are today.
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The camp was liberated by the Soviet army on January 27, 1945.
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And that Cleo enjoys a liberated and un-self-conscious sex life.
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His father was liberated from Auschwitz and his mother from Bergen Belsen.
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In a strange way, on this night, Embiid's absence liberated his teammates.
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That's the great blessing of being liberated from the apocalyptic diary mindset.
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Liberated Woman is a collaboration between writer and image activist Michaela Angela Davis and Liberated People, an organization founded by The Wire actor Gbenga Akinnagbe that works to bring awareness to the state of human rights around the globe.
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The costumes mean "not being ourselves, so we feel more liberated", Chestnutt says.
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Faure invokes the potential available to those liberated from the shtetl's tenacious grip.
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Two months later, feeling liberated, he wrote what would become his breakthrough hit.
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Optimists predict that the city will be liberated from Islamic State within weeks.
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If you're looking to be liberated from your internal turmoil, look no further.
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One might say they are the liberated vessels: fruit as woman as artist.
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No woman has ever been liberated by having her body or clothing legislated.
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It's 2019 and women should feel more liberated than ever to do both.
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Kurdish official Idris Nassan said those "liberated" areas were included in Thursday's agreement.
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Yeah, this whole cordcutter thing sounds like it liberated consumers alright, doesn't it?
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The world's information is being liberated, and so, as a consequence, are we.
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With its infectious rhythms cycling, I started up Garageband and liberated my fingers.
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It was rock music made by men that liberated me, not mainstream pop.
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Near a war-torn Iraqi city, liberated civilians describe life under ISIS control.
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"It's 2019 and women should feel more liberated than ever to do both."
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His father described arriving at Dachau, Germany a day after it was liberated.
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She was liberated in April of 1945 by American soldiers in Mittenwald, Germany.
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Rihanna, sashaying proudly in her Swarovski gown, boobs as liberated as she was.
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" Sadie turns on her friend: "We don't do that, we're sexually liberated females.
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The loss liberated Mr Sarkozy to indulge the grittier side of his politics.
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The Picasso is called Liberated Bathers and shows two figures on a beach.
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The idea: Partygoers unrecorded by social media can feel liberated of society's expectations.
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The firm also successfully liberated the "Happy Birthday" copyright from Warner Music Group.
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But when I wore [my] bikini this summer I felt liberated and free!
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More DJs lauded for their house sets liberated and expanded their techno collections.
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It took until August 220006 for Paris to be liberated from Nazi Germany.
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More so than in the novel, the central figure is the liberated Gudrun.
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Even civilians in liberated parts of Mosul are not safe from the fighting.
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Common sense is viewed as intrinsic, something to be liberated rather than learned.
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On the Women's World Cup pitch, the players were liberated from that performativity.
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To be free is not to be sovereign or liberated from all constraints.
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"We think that Sirte will be liberated within days not weeks," Gasri said.
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"When you're liberated, who's going to feed you?" she told The Daily News.
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In the spring of 22020, the prison camp was liberated by British forces.
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The father said the family now felt liberated, unafraid to speak their minds.
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Cardenas was soon liberated and returned to the US on April 28, 1945.
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In so doing, the soldiers liberated a camp holding about 4,000 civilian prisoners.
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Fighting continued until March 4, 1945, when the city was officially declared liberated.
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"There was no other obstacle for the funds to be liberated," he said.
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And, looming on the horizon, the requirement not to be liberated too much.
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Others stayed behind, joyful but anxious about whether their girls had been liberated.
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But what happens when Raqqa is liberated and the United States moves on?
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Antetokounmpo seems to understand that we haven't yet completely entered the liberated future.
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Liberated from the expectations, routines and baggage of marriage, we can be friends.
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Women in France were so liberated, he said, they could even fly planes.
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You're not what I'd call a liberated man, but sometimes, Mr. Grant … wow.
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Those liberated from concentration camps, like my grandmother, were pushed into refugee camps.
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They didn't want to do it because he liberated his people from tyranny.
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I'm so excited, I'm so liberated, I'm so completely free to be myself.
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It claimed that the US-led coalition liberated 26,221 square miles under Trump.
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In "The Liberated Lady", an image from 1967, she is pictured fighting a rapist.
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Charlie and Harper are liberated from their assistant jobs and off to another unknown.
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Sunni cities and villages can only truly be liberated and held by Sunnis themselves.
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"I am feeling liberated, empowered and like the best version of myself," she said.
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Unsurprisingly, most of the liberated birds left in a hurry, whistling as they went.
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They said they "liberated" the central prison in Ghazni and freed all Taliban prisoners.
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And I actually feel, through this band, particularly liberated and able to do that.
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"More important, though, I'm hoping that she and her team feel liberated," Cramer said.
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The invention of what General Electric called "electric servants" liberated women from domestic slavery.
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" Kardashian ended up posting another photo of herself au naturel with the caption "#liberated.
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The U.S. liberated Belgium from Germany in 1944, and maybe they want some payback.
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Many say food is running short and security is fragile even in liberated areas.
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When Paris was liberated in 1944, the city celebrated a mass at Notre Dame.
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On Sunday, April 24, Westeros — or at least its frequent visitors — will be liberated.
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In her old age, she's still not fully liberated, imprisoned by her own memories.
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The liberated, adventurous Alice will from now on be trapped in stuffy Victorian England.
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Even though the city has been liberated, he says he will always remain fearful.
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Our history, as liberated women, is so short, but it feels so painfully long.
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Boko Haram briefly overran Mubi in 2014 before it was liberated by Nigerian soldiers.
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One objective will be to sort out the population that is liberated from ISIS.
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Petion aided Bolivar on one condition: that he abolish slavery in the liberated lands.
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"I actually felt liberated," Dalle said, explaining the reasons behind the favoritism, in 2014.
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The town was liberated from ISIS last September, and many residents have since returned.
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Yet the more Japan and South Korea assert themselves, the less liberated they become.
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Rather, it liberated the relationship by substituting a bidirectional gaze for a unidirectional one.
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Some areas that were previously declared liberated have seen a return of ISIS fighters.
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If slaves were liberated, then the whole racial hierarchy in private life would collapse.
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We are liberated, but we are still conforming to the requests of a man.
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His mother, Malka, who was Hungarian, was liberated from the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
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And the positive thinking of "Liberated" uses the superficial as a springboard to idealism.
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She weighed 70 pounds and had malaria when the camp was liberated that April.
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"If there is any attack on our liberated areas we will open all fronts."
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Or would you prefer to be sort of liberated from the subject matter altogether?
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But it's also the site where African Americans liberated themselves during the Civil War.
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The administration also dangerously neglected reconstruction in the areas liberated from the Islamic State.
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Aides later clarified that Mr. Obama meant Buchenwald, which was liberated by American troops.
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But to abandon liberated areas is to roll out the red carpet for terrorists.
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"The territory could not be liberated — you could only contain its expansion," he added.
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Thinking liberated them and allowed them to crash into and attach to one another.
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Thinking liberated them and allowed them to crash into and attach to one another.
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In many cases, the liberated children were malnourished, severely weak, vitamin deficient, and diseased.
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"He saw dead bodies when the Russians liberated Brno from the Germans," she said.
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In a liberated fit of fatalism, he begins to speak truth to power, i.e.
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Immediately after the camp was liberated in May 1945, the original gate was removed.
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Trump said Saturday that U.S.-backed forces had liberated "the entire" city of Raqqa.
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With a slender surgical instrument, he pushed outward to demonstrate their newly liberated flexibility.
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"We have been liberated," he wrote, along with a photo snapped outside the school.
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"We feel really liberated by the successful composition of 529 Broadway," Mr. Kendall said.
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Together, we liberated more Syrian territory from the terrorist group than any other force.
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Nicholas Kristof In the most wrenching, humiliating way possible, Hillary Clinton has been liberated.
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I think it means just being liberated, and being extremely comfortable in my skin.
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Last week, Iraqi forces announced that Eastern Mosul is now liberated from ISIS forces.
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"All of Ramadi has now been liberated," Anbar Governor Sohai al-Rawi told Reuters.
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"The interim government is the solution for the liberated areas to put an end to terrorism, to put an end to factionalism and the state of division in the liberated areas," said Aba, a member of the opposition delegation to Geneva peace talks.
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" After the cut, Sulahian, Bravo's 100th Housewife, immediately told Michael, "I feel free and liberated!
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In July 2015, the Kurdish forces liberated his hometown, Serrin, a village near Tishreen dam.
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But not before leaving mayhem and infuriated, liberated and eventually disappointed users in its wake.
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First, we liberated Kuwait, where citizens endured unspeakable atrocities over a seven-month Iraqi occupation.
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The story is similar in other newly liberated towns and villages across Iraq and Syria.
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"The country was just liberated, and poor," she said, referring to Mao's 1949 Communist revolution.
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I wanted girls to have fun, and get their dorky out and just feel liberated.
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Every week my team talks to companies that have liberated themselves from this shell game.
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" Posters above the Porta Potties state, "These bathrooms have been liberated from the gender binary.
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All the "liberated areas" the government has shown us have had one thing in common.
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"Nusra Front is present in every liberated area, with only a few exceptions," he said.
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All these groups and singers have been touchstones for girls to feel liberated and connected.
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Some 580,000 Cubans, about 12% of the workforce, are "self-employed" in the liberated professions.
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I realized that I'd felt more sexually liberated with my vibrator and some feminist porn.
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"They are ready to run the city until it is completely liberated," she told Reuters.
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We: Once you crack this code, you'll feel liberated from 90 percent of life's minutiae.
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He was forced to march to Mauthausen concentration camp in Austria, which was eventually liberated.
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So many children of glam were gay, and they were liberated by Bowie and glam.
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Without timely international support for governance and humanitarian aid, liberated areas may fall into chaos.
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As Baghdad commits more forces to Mosul, security forces struggle to control previously-liberated areas.
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President Rodrigo Duterte in October 2017 declared the city liberated, and its rehabilitation officially underway.
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By the time I was liberated in April 1945, I had survived four concentration camps.
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She is liberated from the stuffy style and shoulder pads of the '80s and '90s!
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At the beginning I felt really liberated, but it was a false sense of freedom.
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Every community that the S.D.F. liberated from ISIS would be urged to join the federation.
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A very sexually liberated Virgo is the perfect person for her to explore this theme.
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Many amateur grillers, long liberated from meat-and-corn convention, have already taken this road.
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But nationalism has liberated oppressed people as often as it has fired up anti-Semites.
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Deir Ezzor was also fully liberated on Friday, according to Syrian state media outlet SANA.
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First, we liberated Kuwait, where citizens endured unspeakable atrocities over a seven-month Iraqi Operation.
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The Kikuyu had liberated Kenya from colonialism, they insisted, and the country was rightfully theirs.
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Now Taylor seems like the liberated one, their presence causing Axe to appear more villainous.
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If, as the allies expect, Mosul is soon liberated, ISIS will suffer a huge blow.
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Another great, sexually liberated song, now forever tainted by the singer's regressive and troubling politics.
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Financially liberated, Johnson was driven by his desire to make an impact on the world.
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The media mogul created a multimillion-dollar empire focused on an affluent, sexually liberated lifestyle.
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Tyrese is hot, but Usher is frantic and smooth, liberated and deliberate, dangerous and alluring.
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The python was then liberated and taken into custody by US Fish and Wildlife Services.
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But isn't that kind of the standard for music festivals, people are kind of liberated?
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Tractors liberated farm workers from dreadful exposure to more productive factory work aided by tools.
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Now we're facing actual displays of actual items recovered when the Allies liberated the place.
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"We have also liberated millions of Americans from the crushing burdens of Obamacare," he said.
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"I don't know if it's any strategy so much as him being liberated," she said.
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After a fierce battle to retake the city, Mr. Duterte on Tuesday declared Marawi liberated.
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It imagines a more just and dynamic future, one liberated from damaging stereotypes and misconceptions.
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Callimachi: I was in Sinjar the day that it was liberated, almost two years earlier.
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Given the country's repeated violations, Russia already seems to have been liberated from those constraints.
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"In some ways it liberated Paul," said Representative Peter T. King, Republican of New York.
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Wagner 210-63-26 The main Buchenwald camp was officially liberated on April 228, 211.
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US troops liberated Acevedo and the remaining prisoners from the Nazis on April 1945, 1945.
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Two weeks later, eastern Mosul was declared to be liberated, although sleeper cells may remain.
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The United States and our partners have liberated 100 percent of ISIS's ruthless territorial caliphate.
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Rawa was the last Iraqi town liberated from ISIS, the Baghdad government said in November.
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Iraqi forces, aided by the U.S.-led coalition, last month liberated Mosul from ISIS control.
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In contrast, the president told close aides that he felt liberated by his news conference.
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It is estimated that in 1945, only 52 under the age of 8 were liberated.
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The eastern part of Mosul, once Iraq's second-largest city, was recently liberated from ISIS.
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Plenty of others feel unbothered or liberated by the shift in thinking described by Nietzsche.
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Veil and her sister were liberated in April of 1945 and Veil returned to France.
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Duterte had declared Marawi City liberated six days ago, even though fighting was not actually over.
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They raided his apartment two days later, arrested him, and liberated Bidegård from her wooden prison.
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On Sunday, the forces liberated the village of Nimrud, an achievement that drew praise from Dorian.
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That mentality of not being bound to anything liberated me from the pressures of any stereotypes.
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Young men in the 22017s liberated Europe from Nazism and the Pacific from the Japanese Empire.
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Michelle Obama isn't the only one who has liberated her sense of style, post-White House.
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We liberated the city from Assad's government forces to protect the residents from his brutal crackdown.
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Trump supporters suddenly got liberated and they felt free to express all of these latent resentments.
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This land, populated by Amazons liberated from Hercules, outlawed men but endorsed peace and lush greenery.
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Labour liberated by technology should gravitate toward tasks and jobs in which humans retain an advantage.
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Hemingway is said to have "liberated" the bookstore himself two years later, but it didn't reopen.
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He also seems to have liberated the left to think big ideas—and confront hard questions.
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"Together, our forces have liberated the entire city from ISIS control," Trump said in a statement.
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The most notable was Harriet Tubman, who liberated over 300 people by navigating the Underground Railroad.
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Plunging into WhatsApp's world of GIFs, videos, and messaging has both liberated and enabled older Indians.
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While the Mother of Dragons indeed liberated the slaves, she didn't know how to rule them.
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Individual fighters have staged attacks in "liberated" areas which Iraqi forces have struggled to clear fully.
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Gender and a lot of things need to be liberated from the ways we examine ourselves.
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Archie Panjabi introduced audiences to a liberated bisexual woman of color on a network legal show.
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If there's makeup on, they won't be liberated as freely, resulting in a gray, lackluster appearance.
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Does how the information was liberated influence people's attitudes towards it and how they use it?
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Only when liberated from Europe's problems, the Brexiteer script goes, can Britain recover its former glory.
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" Another former operations employee said even though he left the company involuntarily, he "immediately felt liberated.
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After the camp was liberated, Leszczyńska returned home and resumed working as a midwife in Lodz.
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The town was liberated on Oct 21 2016, more than two years after ISIS took control.
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The liberated people of the Deir ez-Zor governorate and the coalition don't get along, either.
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Bannon has felt liberated since it became clear he was being pushed out, according to friends.
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Iraqi leaders have acknowledged it could be months before Iraq's second largest city might be liberated.
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I feel confident and liberated in my body, knowing that it gives someone so much pleasure.
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Territories that were liberated only when free people -- including Americans -- fought the Nazis forcefully and violently.
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Eastern Mosul has been liberated by Iraqi security forces, the U.S.-led military coalition said Tuesday.
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The park is her canvas, the defined space where she lets her liberated imagination express itself.
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"I am sure his soul is in peace now because Aleppo has been liberated," she said.
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"This palace was liberated from the merchants of power"—the corrupt governments that had preceded Chávez.
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After East Mosul was liberated, librarians salvaged what they could and stacked books on makeshift shelves.
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This leadership began as American soldiers liberated Nazi victims and has continued for over 70 years.
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Our goal is a stabilized and liberated territory, which allow displaced Syrians and refugees to return.
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"So I think that's where I'm at, and I feel really free and liberated," she said.
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Apparently, Eric's death liberated Katrin's curiosity, hunger and true vocation, however unwieldy or awkward or impolite.
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Sixty years ago, Americans looked to Europe and Asia and saw continents liberated and despots defeated.
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"Every inch of our liberated land will cost (Assad's side) dearly," it said in a statement.
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He seemed to feel liberated in the outdoor camp, after his years in a prison cell.
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Even if it was a huge marketing ploy, at least it was one that liberated me.
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Today, we have liberated virtually all of that territory from the grip of these bloodthirsty killers.
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"Most women do not want to be liberated from their essential natures as women," she said.
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But should those senators be liberated from such pressure — either by winning or losing on Nov.
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Ms. Pyne, by her account, was uncertain about what, exactly, women needed to be liberated from.
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Is not as far as I want to go but thousands of people will be liberated.
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Her rise to fame demonstrated how liberated the Prohibition culture of the Harlem Renaissance had become.
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The elums are not liberated in the same way that the scrabs and the paramites are.
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The liberated wall space is devoted to works by Bruce Nauman, Deborah Kass and Donald Judd.
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After Mr. Hapilon's death, Mr. Duterte flew there and declared the area "liberated from terrorist influence."
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The city of Sinjar was liberated in 2015 by pesh merga fighters backed by American airstrikes.
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Liberated before the sentence could be carried out, they remained together until Cahun died in 1954.
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Callimachi: And as it was getting late —— Callimachi: Do you think tomorrow Mosul will be liberated?
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Falah: Because until now, she don't believe that — she doesn't believe that her house is liberated.
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Love should never be silent and that's the message behind Amaal Nuux's newly liberated single 'Scream'.
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The city's eastern half has already been liberated, but the western side remains in ISIS control.
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Children, liberated from classrooms and homework, are released outdoors and nourished by fresh air and sunshine.
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Enslaved by the 'one-drop-rule' But liberated by the truth That all blood is red.
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And I think that made us very liberated in our choices, especially in our physical ones.
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As a result, the regime became increasingly insecure, while we became more liberated and self-assured.
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A British soldier sprayed liberated prisoners from the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in Germany with DDT.
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She feels liberated from outdated expectations of herself but still wants more excitement in her life.
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Cedomir Cupic, a lecturer of at the Faculty of Political Sciences said Serbia must be liberated.
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The financial freedom liberated Bryan, and he rediscovered his joy for the game through trick shots.
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Will the case of a prominent pedophile finally upend outdated ideas about sexually liberated French girlhood?
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The folding table on which they worked had been liberated from a major American intelligence agency.
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"Raqqa and all liberated territory should return to the governance of local Syrian Arabs," she said.
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Syrian state news agency SANA earlier said the army had "liberated most of the town's districts".
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"I feel both liberated and terrified," Ms. Chiquet said about relinquishing of corporate identity and title.
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With the Chargers forced to defend the pass, Henry found open running lanes and appeared liberated.
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The impact could have liberated an enormous amount of water vapor — which is a greenhouse gas.
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A one-term president can be unhinged or liberated or both, but is certainly not powerless.
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Mosul was liberated from ISIS last summer after a nine-month siege by the Iraqi army.
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Thus liberated, they were then absorbed into the ear and repurposed to enhance the animal's hearing.
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They were among the first places to be liberated from the Islamic State earlier this year.
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I was bored to the bone during typing class, and then I was liberated by it.
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It's unfortunate and unfair that this binary exists, even for sexually liberated business ladies like Akira.
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The works feel free to move and play, liberated through their particular installation in the gallery.
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I felt very safe, I felt very liberated, free for the first time in my life.
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Guaidó said protests would continue until "until Venezuela is liberated" and fair elections could be held.
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Groups like Gutai, Neo-Dada Organizers, and Hi Red Center grew out of this liberated landscape.
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Why suffering may not be over for Iraqis 'liberated' from ISIS If the city is liberated, Iraqi authorities will face a whole new set of challenges -- among them, addressing the social and political problems that led to the rise of ISIS, as well as security issues.
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The Twilight Zone takes place in a mysterious realm, liberated from the conventions that govern our world.
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The group also concentrated on raising funds to support humanitarian efforts to stabilize areas liberated from ISIS.
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This time, I was sure the warmth of sobriety had liberated him from the darkness of addiction.
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In Fallujah, liberated from IS in June 2016, 600 local Sunni men were disappeared during the campaign.
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But as Vox's Andrew Prokop writes: His GOP colleagues in the Senate, though, are not so liberated.
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"Counterterrorism forces liberated the al-Ma'moun neighborhood and raise the Iraqi flag above the buildings," Lt. Gen.
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You could in European films, but it wasn't until the 1960s that the bellybutton became more liberated.
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Yet Trump's comment implies that nearly all of ISIS-held territory was liberated in the past year.
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As soon as their neighborhoods are liberated, large lines form for food aid and basic medical treatment.
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Trump welcomed the sexual revolution, which liberated young people from traditional morality and cultivated the playboy image.
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Some of the documents were recovered from areas recently liberated by local U.S. allies from ISIS control.
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A few months later, the Russian Army liberated the town of Lviv where Ms. Toll was hiding.
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The city was liberated Sunday after the military recaptured the last neighborhood in Falluja, said Lt. Gen.
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Ms Haque believes that popular Indian soap operas have helped to propagate a more liberated world view.
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Gauck said most people in East Germany were "neither happy nor liberated" and the system lacked legitimacy.
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Image: SANA/APAfter ten grueling months of ISIS occupation, the ancient city of Palmyra has been liberated.
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"We can say that 80 percent of the city of Raqqa has been liberated," the statement said.
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The president has liberated our country from the political class and given America back to the people.
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He said progress had slowed as protective forces were needed in newly liberated areas to hold ground.
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Technology has liberated designers to such an extent that they now see their job as complementary storytellers.
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Why it matters: Some senior administration officials envision a newly re-elected Trump liberated to slash spending.
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No one's liberated by portraying left-wing women as oppressed automatons incapable of independently formulating political thought.
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Life returns The resilience of the residents of Mosul who have been liberated from ISIS is clear.
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He's ultimately liberated from his staid life, and he gets to sing and dance along the way.
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Elastigirl isn't just "sexed up," she's being liberated from her role as a stay-at-home-mom.
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Arm-in-arm with my best friends, Drew and Juan, we were racially intersectional and socially liberated.
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If they are not liberated they will surely die at the hands of ISIS or from starvation.
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They told me they had all been protecting what they called the "liberated zone" since the summer.
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You come away with the impression he's been liberated from the day-to-day drudgery of existence.
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"If I'm to be liberated, I must just do and be like the white people," Mothakge said.
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The US and Iraq governments claimed ISIS destroyed the mosque before the city was liberated last June.
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The Iraqis declared Sunday that Fallujah was fully liberated from ISIS after a five-week military operation.
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My first family broke apart, but this liberated me to create a new family as I pleased.
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Derna and its suburbs had been "completely liberated from the apostates", the council said in a statement.
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I felt so liberated, it was so much fun to escape dance music for a few hours.
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The Haggadah for the Liberated Lamb came out in 1988 and centered on vegetarianism and animal rights.
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If Ambrose is ever fully liberated from house arrest, we might get a Cousin Ambrose spin-off.
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The new vampire feels liberated, even if the humans left behind are horrified to witness the transformation.
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Freckled, strong, plump-cheeked and unsmiling, these sexually-liberated women are living for themselves—not for you.
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They're liberated to explore unexpected, perhaps even "un-artistic" ideas to the end of the artist's imagination.
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My young experience of Islam and Muslims had been the very thing that liberated me from that.
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Sylvia: At the time, young women generally felt very liberated because the pill had just been introduced.
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So I started travelling down to Glasgow at weekends for nights out with my seemingly liberated friends.
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We should embrace freedom from physical labor, and embrace those who have been liberated from the labor.
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In the meantime, the Arabs of Israel are the most liberated and prosperous Muslims in the world.
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Our correspondent visited Raqqa, above, a longtime Islamic State stronghold in Syria that was liberated last year.
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I have a certain look, I think, that makes young journalists feel a little more liberated, too.
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Most of the papers were discovered by Iraqi security forces who liberated the area in early 2017.
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Once afraid to admit weakness, she said on Sunday that she felt liberated to have acknowledged vulnerability.
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THE FOLLOWING DAY we meet in the new flat, where he is already sleeping, liberated, he says.
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The allies "defeated the Nazis and the Nazi regime, and liberated millions from tyranny," Mr. Trump said.
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Stabilizing the areas liberated from the Islamic State to prevent its revival remains as important as ever.
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Social workers say there are thousands more in other towns and provinces liberated from the Islamic State.
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Now, after her stunning loss in 2016, it seems she finally feels liberated to speak her mind.
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Once Iraq was liberated we tried to produce the same result in Syria using Syrian Kurdish fighters.
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Boko Haram fighters often ambush "liberated" roads or villages in hit and run attacks, aid workers say.
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January 24, 2020 January 2020 marks 75 years since Soviet troops liberated the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.
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"Raqqa and all liberated territory should return to the governance of local Syrian Arabs," Ms. White said.
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Al-Baghdadi was mostly under ISIS control in 2015 for a few weeks before being was liberated.
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Earlier this month, Trump falsely claimed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement "liberated" towns from MS-13 control.
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Performing was the only time she felt liberated — no bullies, no fights, no peer pressure, no doubts.
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She said she felt "liberated" because she felt the speech was so outrageous, according to two sources.
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American soldiers liberated that camp in April 1945, shortly before the end of the war in Europe.
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The President has liberated our country from the political class and given America back to the people.
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That money goes toward restoring basic services and jump starting economies in areas liberated from ISIS rule.
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The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) on Tuesday declared that Raqqa had been liberated and fighting has ended.
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But men did feel more liberated to make fun of a woman's looks in public back then.
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"Our one hope was to be liberated; we didn't expect it to be like this," he said.
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"Female Chauvinist Pigs," out in 2005, wondered just how liberated the heroines of "raunch" culture actually were.
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It was later adopted by black nationalist groups during apartheid as a name for liberated South Africa.
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"The industry here feels liberated by it," Dario Madrona, one of the creators of "Elite," told me.
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Anti-ISIS forces liberated Manjib in mid-August, after a protracted fight in and around the town.
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After more than 100 days of fighting, most of Eastern Mosul has been liberated from ISIS control.
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Kardashian West wasn't having any of it, though, and posted another one just a day later: "#liberated," indeed.
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American soldiers liberated Lauvergeat's grandfather and father from the trenches in 1917 and German camps in 1944, respectively.
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While Tal Afar had been liberated almost a month earlier, civilians were still banned from certain military zones.
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Hip-hop was a liberated musical culture that challenged the notions presented wholesale about the African-American experience.
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But it wasn't until I read stories from the Bible that actually liberated me and pushed me away.
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We're not doing this to perpetuate more violence, but to dream of a future where we're all liberated.
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Daenerys likes to use the word "liberated," but other people might describe her mission as a cataclysmic massacre.
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Studies suggest that greater equality would make Arab countries richer as well as fairer—liberated women earn more.
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Once he leaves the presidency, Obama will be liberated from the confines of respectability and the Republican legislature.
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The Azeri defence ministry said on Saturday the army had "liberated strategic heights and settlements" in the region.
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Liberated from their fears of premature spawn, the young and invincible have felt inspired to ditch the rubbers.
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And when bosses are liberated to act for the long term they often stumble about in the dark.
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After the Soviet collapse in 1991, the alliance anchored democracy in the newly liberated states of eastern Europe.
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Even if Mosul is liberated, he says, Christianity is dead in its birthplace, and the Yazidis face extinction.
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What would a future look like where we are liberated, reparations are paid, and we can finally rest?
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Just last week, the city of Manbij was liberated from ISIS by the SDF, with U.S. aerial support.
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With every passing outing I managed on my own, I felt more confident and liberated about my abilities.
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As a free man, officially liberated from MCC, Caputo has the privilege to act that Cindy does not.
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" Trowbridge fell short of declaring the city fully liberated, but he described an ISIS defeat there as "inevitable.
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Newly liberated opposition leader Leopoldo López fled with his family first to Chile's embassy and then to Spain's.
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A tax on the newly liberated crude oil that can now be exported could be another revenue source.
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On July 9, al-Abadi made another announcement: after three years of ISIS control, Mosul was fully liberated.
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The last time Mosul was liberated was 2007, under then-colonel H.R. McMaster, from al-Qaeda in Iraq.
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I feel a lot stronger and liberated to be who I am and accept who I am freely.
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"I felt liberated," Hamidi told Reuters after swapping her black face-covering veil for a red head scarf.
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New evidence came earlier this month, when the town of Manbij, an important hub for IS, was liberated.
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You are seen as one of the most independent of the signs in love: liberated, defiant, and unpredictable.
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President Rodrigo Duterte said the nation's security forces liberated Marawi, a city on the southern island of Mindanao.
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Liberated, open-minded Jupiter could add more categories to the list — and they might even include multiple partners.
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" In fact, he characterized LGBTQ youth like my grandchild as yielding to "the erotic desires of liberated adults.
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A young boy who was pleading for help for his grandfather asked whether his neighborhood had been liberated.
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There is also a memorial that honors the Soviet soldiers who liberated the village during World War II.
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Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, was liberated by Iraqi forces in July, after three years of ISIS control.
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Who is to say which of the women is more conservative, more of a feminist or more liberated?
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When will this war end and Yemen will be liberated and the future will be beautiful, God willing?
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He worried that racists now felt liberated in a political atmosphere marked by anti-immigrant and nationalist language.
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"The real world just doesn't make sense to me anymore," she says, right before being liberated from it.
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But now that the campaign is in its final days, Trump has been liberated to speak his mind.
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Her mission emerges from her desire to be a carefree kid, liberated from the fears of water contamination.
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In its telling, Europe was liberated by squads of melodramatic, heroic archetypes on a high-stakes achievement hunt.
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Last week the Iraqi military released a statement saying Iraq was "fully liberated" from ISIS' reign of terror.
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Their roguish, free-spirited independence offered a fantasy of liberated masculinity that appealed to men and women alike.
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By the time Sachsenhausen was liberated, she said, nine in 10 prisoners were foreigners, coming from 45 countries.
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But since Mr. Barr issued his letter, the president has felt liberated and has been testing his bounds.
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Muholi implores viewers, like the liberated lioness of "Somnyama Ngonyama," to question and free themselves from oppressive aesthetics.
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By the time the Netherlands was liberated in May 1945, more than 20,000 people had died of starvation.
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Liberated from expectations, the Capitals are better equipped to rebound from losses, from injuries, and emerge better, stronger.
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When the camps were eventually liberated, they ran for the border like countless others who were also displaced.
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Now, having liberated cities including Mosul, Tal Afar and Hawija, Iraq is poised to drive out Daesh completely.
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I visited Jarabulus in Syria, a town liberated from Islamic State control last year by the Turkish military.
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The two sisters were liberated on April 21997, 21998, but their mother had died of typhus weeks earlier.
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Six hospitals with 55 ambulances employ over 2,000 Syrian and Turkish personnel in liberated areas in northwestern Syria.
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Option 2: Share Your Opinion After the camps were liberated, many Holocaust survivors started to repeat: Never again.
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"Liberated and Free, Me," Ricki Lake wrote in Facebook caption alongside a photo of her newly-shaved head.
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So, what needs to happen now is this massive reconstruction agenda for the areas that have been liberated.
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As we drove through recently liberated areas of the city, signs of the Islamic State's occupation were everywhere.
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With its partners, the United States must help secure, rebuild and establish effective local governance in liberated areas.
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Others find themselves liberated by their new pension checks, which they use to underwrite a redesigned work life.
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Like many who liberated their countries, Mr. Mugabe believed that Zimbabwe was his to govern until the end.
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But the forces that leave some artists and performers feeling newly constrained have liberated others to take risks.
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This would be to ensure ISIS does not move back into areas already liberated from the terrorist group.
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Truth accordingly liberated herself, fleeing Dumont's farm in the early hours of the morning with her infant daughter.
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" Second tweet: "Young men in the 1940s liberated Europe from Nazism and the Pacific from the Japanese Empire.
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Six months later, he learned that his father and Anna were still alive, liberated from separate concentration camps.
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But after four grueling years, Skripal had been granted a reprieve, liberated from prison in a spy swap.
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" Lake says her goal from now on is to be real and done hiding, adding ... "I am liberated.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte had declared Marawi City liberated last week, even though fighting was not actually over.
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Photo by Alice Martins/VICE News Meanwhile, Taza locals say they won't feel safe until Bashir is liberated.
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After the Soviet army liberated the camp in 1945, the sisters relocated to Romania to live with their aunt.
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Since this offensive started, more than 1,200 ISIS militants have been killed, and 10,000 families have been liberated. 5.
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Frank died at 15 in the Nazi concentration camp at Bergen-Belsen in 1945 before British soldiers liberated it.
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Schloss and her mother were liberated by the Soviet army, and her mother married Frank's father, Otto, in 1953.
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So far, about 20143% of western Mosul has been liberated, according to a map from Iraq's Joint Operations Command.
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I don't consume a great deal of news anymore because it doesn't help me build a more liberated world.
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Documentarians felt liberated to make more artful movies, while the very notion of the "documentary subject" was altered forever.
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If Mr Trump's children take over management of the firm, as he proposes, they may feel liberated to experiment.
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Most striking of all, he is admired by the Chinese Communists, who "liberated" China in 1949 from KMT rule.
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They will also have to cope with a host of new problems that come along with newly liberated markets.
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Pelosi said she had not planned to tear up Trump's speech, but she felt "liberated" when she did so.
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More recently, hundreds of works that make up the triple-star collection have been liberated from the restricted controls.
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By then, the families were edgy with anticipation, many rushing to fly to Germany to meet their liberated relatives.
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Freed from their corporate overlords, the thinking goes, bosses of the liberated divisions can seize market opportunities more readily.
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SRL immediately began designing and producing machines that look like repurposed vehicles from Mad Max or liberated Mars Rovers.
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"We lived for three months in the cellar, before they liberated our areas on July 7," said Moayad, 45.
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These liberated particles, known as Hawking radiation, would be stripped of all information about their pre-black-hole existence.
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Our tagline is, 'Two liberated mamas smashing the patriarchy one candid conversation around healing through mothering at a time.
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"We normally skate a little more smoothly and liberated, a little bit faster, more in unison," he told reporters.
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Nothing's off limits – and we have the women who came before to thank for this liberated state of sitcom.
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These liberated electrons would in turn knock loose other electrons, creating cascades that would make the air electrically conductive.
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At a certain moment in that process, the lid is opened and very different ideas and visions are liberated.
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Baghouz was liberated from the terror group in late March, marking the collapse of the group's so-called Caliphate.
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When I walked into hair and makeup for the runway show, I felt liberated and, to be frank, proud.
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He has referred to this era as a "liberated area" because of "the lack of barriers" between the arts.
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Cis worked as a slave, building railroads on starvation rations, until the Soviet army liberated him one year later.
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"Much of the destruction that's happening in areas that are being liberated ... far outstrips our original assumptions," Grande said.
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Raqqa is expected to be formally declared "liberated" once SDF sweeps the city for landmines and jihadi sleeper cells.
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A little boy with seemingly no chance to live, was released from the hospital and liberated to return home.
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Raging against the government by hacking their systems and exposing their wrongdoings makes me feel righteous, in control, liberated.
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As an American Muslim, I feel liberated by my choice to wear a head covering however I want it.
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It said the specialists will de-mine the eastern part of Aleppo after it was "liberated" from rebel forces.
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The eastern portion of the city, which is bisected by the Tigris River, was declared fully liberated in January.
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Its supporters hope for a cultural Big Bang, analogous to the deregulatory explosion that liberated financial markets in 1986.
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Suddenly, vibrators weren't just the sexually liberated woman's dirty little secret; they were a sign of sophistication and chic.
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This performance is, like the best black speculative work, a spell we cast for a liberated, abundant black future.
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"Sometimes one is liberated and the other is still in an area controlled by Islamic State," judge Shammari said.
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"Men may be even more restricted in their identity as human beings," he wrote later in The Liberated Man.
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This past weekend, the Iraqis declared that Fallujah was fully liberated from ISIS after a five-week military operation.
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Someone had left behind a spineless black plush-toy panther, manufactured in Korea, which we liberated and made ours.
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"My family is very liberated," she said, referencing her mixed ancestry, with an Indian mother and a Nigerian father.
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Some of this idea of my father as a sort of liberated serf must have come from my mother.
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He left school to work in the fields when he was 10, the same year the Allies liberated Sicily.
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It's one of my proudest things that we did for women, because it really liberated women from maternity clothes.
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It made her feel liberated and allowed her and her friends to talk about anything and everything without shame.
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Post-Kavanaugh, Senate Democrats can now feel liberated to push through anyone to the ideological right of William Kunstler.
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"The right tires for the conditions can transform an otherwise stressful, challenging drive into a liberated experience," Rogers said.
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In an interview this week, Lin said that he felt liberated by a firmer sense of who he is.
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This conflict also widened the gap between people living in those newly liberated areas and the government in Baghdad.
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The city was flowing freely with sexually liberated imaginative spirits of all genders taking to the studio and stage.
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"The troops also liberated over 5,000 persons held hostages by Boko Haram terrorists," it said in an emailed statement.
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Garnett also played in a time when the basketball imagination was not quite as liberated as it is today.
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At the other end of the race and class spectrum, however, you get to claim you're just sexually liberated.
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Your space you've had to become an outgoing person and liberated, coming home it's just taken away from you.
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" I thought, "Am I that liberated if I have to wear this whole package just to leave the house?
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Mr. Acevedo was liberated later that month but suffered for decades from night terrors and post-traumatic stress syndrome.
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To live with a humane level of noise, residents of the city must be liberated from automobile through traffic.
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He replied that just before he was liberated at Bergen-Belsen, Nazis had been throwing Jews into burning pits.
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Perhaps, astrophysicists thought, the energy was being liberated by matter falling onto supermassive, dense objects — later called black holes.
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García Márquez wrote some of his early fiction on rolls of newsprint that he liberated from his day jobs.
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The Islamic State staged a counterassault this week on Ramadi, Iraq, a town liberated by the Iraqis in 2015.
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He told them that Boko Haram detained him in a house for a month, until soldiers had liberated them.
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I feel really liberated to be my age and find a space like this where I can discover myself.
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She's liberated in the sense that she has a very strong core idea of morals, of integrity, of kindness.
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But now the Cubs are World Series champions and enveloped by a community liberated from a 108-year burden.
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The ministry said that Russia was providing aid to residents it said had been liberated from a terrorist occupation.
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Second-wave feminism liberated women from reproductive captivity, while upending traditional gender roles and patriarchal assumptions about social power.
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The young Ben and his surviving family lived in the Ukrainian forest until they were liberated by the Soviets.
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Though their villages were recently liberated, most Christians have stayed away out of fear, taking refuge in Iraqi Kurdistan.
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Before we left, I asked Hussein, Souhel's cousin, if he planned to return to Mosul if it was liberated.
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The most ardent supporters of Israel in Congress seemed just as liberated as Mr. Kerry was to let loose.
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But it happened, and the West's great institutions — NATO and the E.U. — grew to embrace 100 million liberated Europeans.
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On Politics He feels liberated to weigh in on 2020 despite the online backlash, people close to him say.
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Over the last two decades, consumers have felt liberated as traditional bundles unraveled — from music to media to retail.
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The Tripoli-based Presidential Council in charge of the government said in a statement Gharyan had been fully "liberated".
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CORKER: You know, Jonathan, I have been, felt liberated the entire time I have been in the Senate, okay.
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"It's chance within limitations," said Ms. Steir, liberated from decisions about imagery she had faced early in her career.
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By comparison, Christian districts like Hamdaniya, Karamless and Qaraqosh, which were liberated around five months ago, remain largely empty.
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Another thing I noticed on my last trip to post-election Brazil was that social hate has been liberated.
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I think anything that makes you feel liberated, in terms of how you see reality, is a good thing.
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The process was slow, as Howland documented Old City Mosul, including Al Nuri Mosque, as it was being liberated.
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In a survey carried out in February by IIACSS, an Iraqi polling firm, that included 20163 respondents in Mosul, 74% said they did not want to be liberated by the mainly Shia Iraqi army on its own, while 100% said they did not want to be liberated by Shia militias or Kurds.
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Fadel received some treatment in his ISIS-held village, but after it was liberated he came here to al Shikan.
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They have liberated the ancient Assyrian village of Nimrud -- where historic artifacts were largely destroyed by ISIS militants last year.
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And once the city is fully liberated, another fight will begin: to repair the damage caused by the terror group.
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Nearly a week ago Iraqi forces liberated a nearby village also known as Nimrud and the site of the ruins.
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From the minute she appears onscreen, Aubrey Plaza's character makes it known that she is sexually liberated and sex-obsessed.
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I spent years doing the same fucking shit so it's nice to be liberated from the shackles and just create.
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Beardo imagines Rasputin as a dangerous, guitar-toting, sexually-liberated vagabond who's guided by possibly-divine voices in his mind.
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Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights are the times when I feel liberated to let my myself splurge on dining out.
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"Sabratha city has been liberated from the militias — the Dabbashi militias and their alliance," said Operations Room spokesman Saleh Graisia.
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The young father's sense of relief after being liberated from ISIS has been replaced by a feeling of unbearable loss.
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Wiesel was a hollow-eyed 21972-year-old when he emerged from the newly liberated Buchenwald concentration camp in 1945.
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In the areas it liberated, the S.D.F. established local councils that followed its philosophy of community rule and gender equality.
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"Finally we have been liberated, thank god," one resident told the correspondent of a channel close to a Shiite militia.
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We appreciate the efforts of the United Nations agencies that are providing vital humanitarian assistance in areas liberated from ISIS.
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After Kobani was liberated, he proclaimed that he was not fighting for any one group -- Kurds, Arabs, Muslims or Christians.
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Some have suggested that Ms Grande, a confident, sexually liberated woman who inspires teenage girls, stood for everything jihadists despise.
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" As for the heavily suggestive song "Make Me Feel," Thompson said that Monáe wanted it to make people feel "liberated.
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Once again Aguilera appears not so much liberated as struggling to figure out what kind of pop star she is.
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Mosul will surely be liberated sooner rather than later, although the cost in military and civilian lives may be high.
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Syrian state media say the army has liberated the eastern city of Deir el-Zour from the Islamic State group.
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"I think she is more liberated by her imminent departure from office than she is constrained by it," Peel said.
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They came from the freshly liberated towns of Bazwaya and Gogjali, and the eastern Mosul neighborhoods of Intisar and Samah.
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Click through this slideshow for everything you need to know about Kelli: the outspoken, sexually liberated friend in the group.
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Amongst the detained were Iliana Hernández, Oscar Casanella, Ariel Ruiz Urquiola and Boris González Arenas, all liberated within 24 hours.
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Mosul was liberated in July by an alliance of Shias, Sunnis and Kurds, supported by America, Iran and other powers.
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Iraqi troops and Kurdish Peshmerga liberated some of the mostly Christian villages and towns on the Nineveh plains outside Mosul.
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An American-led force had just liberated Kuwait, and almost half the world's current population had not yet been born.
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"Once Raqqa is liberated after Mosul, we will see the beginning of the end of this terrible caliphate," he said.
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East Mosul was liberated in January and the second phase -- clearing ISIS militants from the west -- was launched in February.
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Second, President Trump moved power out of Washington and liberated businesses to accelerate economic growth through his historic deregulation effort.
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Eventually they escaped and made it to Gogjali, a town on the outskirts of Mosul which had already been liberated.
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After last week's happy foray into the liberated playground of Sex Criminals, we're back in the classroom with Bitch Planet.
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Seven years after she was liberated, kidnapping survivor Jaycee Dugard is reveling in her freedom – and open to finding love.
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Significant work lies ahead for Iraqis, from stabilizing liberated areas to tackling corruption to building up national and local forces.
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The Conflict Minerals Rule, which has liberated Congolese children from slavery in mines, is an example of constructive public policy.
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He added that about eighty percent of Yemeni territories were liberated and secured by the Yemeni army and coalition groups.
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If her lead grows to double digits, she may feel liberated to take an even harder line on climate change.
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Suddenly, with the ability to sell its oil abroad liberated by the lifting of sanctions, oil executives descended on Teheran.
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My abductors could make my life intolerable, but as long as I held on to my sanity, I was liberated.
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In response to the exigencies of wartime collapse, Local Councils had spontaneously arisen in hundreds of liberated towns and cities.
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Nevertheless, when Kurdish forces liberated his town, intelligence officers detained Ahmad and tortured him until he made a false confession.
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World War II's "Greatest Generation," with democracy as their cause, fought to defend freedom across continents and liberated the world.
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Carlos Vecchio, the Guaidó-appointed ambassador, tweeted Thursday that the embassy had been liberated, thanking the "Venezuelan diaspora" for helping.
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Coming from Turkey, "Sex and The City" provided more than just funny and stylish escapism; it made me feel liberated.
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The assignments [were] truly powerful: the level of rigor, care, looking at how images have liberated our notion of citizenship.
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You then have to start to ask yourself: Well, how do we arrive at a more liberated notion of citizenship?
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Donald Trump Jr. faces new Russia scrutiny; Mosul is liberated from ISIS; a big gerrymandering case kicks off in Texas.
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Those forms of media content live on those platforms, but they can be "liberated" from them via screencapping or copying.
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Isolated, liberated black holes hurtling through the gaseous wreckage of a supernova at nearly 443 times the speed of sound?
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You can be sexually liberated and be asexual or you can be celibate or you can be a sex worker.
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You can be sexually liberated and have orgies all the time or be in a monogamous, heterosexual, long-term relationship.
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Now that Mosul is liberated and their husbands have died, the Iraqi government doesn't recognize the legality of their marriages.
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Throughout the game, I liberated outposts and fought against Mickey and Lou, killing hundreds of bad guys in the process.
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Inside the sleeve, she appears liberated, after setting her piano on fire, and maternal, as she nurses a suckling piglet.
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"I prefer that al Qaeda stay here, not for Al Mukalla to be liberated," said one 24.7-year-old resident.
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"If Iraq is liberated, no doubt our second goal will be to pursue Daesh (Islamic State) inside Syria," he said.
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After Norway was liberated, most of the German-born children were abused because of their roots, stigmatized or even raped.
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As he throws off the shackles on his own ego, he has turned to a similarly liberated national security adviser.
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My mother, Bobby, and I remained in Terezín until May, 1945, when the camp was liberated by the Soviet Army.
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"The Hell of Treblinka," about the death factory Grossman entered just after it was liberated, made it into print unchanged.
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Here, in piece after piece, most no longer than a few minutes, his pictorial and sensorial powers were truly liberated.
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Cubans with enough money can buy more basic goods at "liberated" prices that are still generally below the world average.
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The battle to drive them from Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, lasted nine months before it was liberated in July.
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Twice I went to the front lines in the city, which has been largely liberated after a four-month battle.
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South Africans, the A.N.C. member told him, had been liberated in 23 but did not have social or economic freedom.
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The war made me a better mother, taught me a new way to raise my children — as a liberated woman.
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"It was one of the most beautiful expressions I've ever seen of the human spirit, liberated en masse," remembered Smith.
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The liberated electrons, meanwhile, traverse an external circuit to create an electric current that can be used to do work.
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Will these people set themselves up on new career paths once they are liberated from the time-sucking unemployment system?
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Two were seized as Schunk was liberated and a third man who masterminded the crime was detained on Monday morning.
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It is only now, with no more campaigns ahead of him, that he is truly liberated from conventional political considerations.
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TEHRAN — Deep in the pit, liberated from its tomb beneath a thick slab of concrete, lay a mud-colored mummy.
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They're especially good — liberated — in "How To," with Lucas Viallefond a particular source of madcap zest in Cunningham's old role.
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When the Soviets liberated the city in 1945, only a few thousand Jews remained, according to the Jewish Museum Berlin.
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As the Holocaust ended and people in the death camps were liberated, almost immediately survivors began to say: Never again.
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"Part of being liberated from male dominance is being able to behave in which way you choose," Ms. Powell said.
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Tillerson also said Washington had decided to provide an additional $200 million of aid to stabilize liberated areas in Syria.
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" Liberals, she said, are angry "because most women do not wish to be liberated from their essential natures as women.
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Stephen Townsend gave Pentagon reporters a year-end update that made no prediction on how soon Mosul would be liberated.
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"There are two square kilometers left in West Mosul before the entire city is liberated," he told Reuters by phone.
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In July, Iraqi forces, aided by the U.S.-led coalition, liberated Mosul, the country's second-largest city, from ISIS control.
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Baghouz, in eastern Syria, is liberated from ISIS rule; tech companies in Europe will be held responsible for copyright infringement.
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Our laws allow for certain benefits if they cooperate, so they may feel liberated from the weight of keeping the secret.
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Lt. General Abdul Wahab al-Saadi said the city was liberated Sunday after recapturing the neighborhood of al-Jolan from ISIS.
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Fifteen percent of the people in areas newly liberated from Boko Haram also display severe acute malnutrition, the health agency said.
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I do appreciate that the show is a little bit more liberated about sex than some of the other Marvel properties.
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The Israeli Mossad stood behind the assassination of educated people and intellectuals because Israel knows Palestine will be liberated by scientists.
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For one thing, as an audience we are for the most part liberated from the inevitable fall of the heterosexual hammer.
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There's no liberation in being told what to wear, how to act, in order to "become" liberated, it defeats the purpose.
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Meanwhile, Iraq's Shiite-led Popular Mobilization Units liberated two villages west of Tal Afar, a town to the west of Mosul.
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Viewers are encouraged to see themselves as members of a resistance movement, rising up against the increasing domination of liberated females.
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The east was liberated in January and the second phase, to clear militants from the west, was launched on February 19.
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One, Ghassan Mohammed Saadoun, said that he had received similar reassuring letters from other Iraqis when the east was being liberated.
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The economic stagnation of much of the era has left a gloomy taste for many, but Saito said he felt liberated.
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Soviet civilians of all ethnicities did suffer enormously during World War II, and it was the Red Army that liberated Auschwitz.
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Bulgarians, feeling historical gratitude after Russia liberated them from Ottoman rule, share with Russians a similar language and the Cyrillic alphabet.
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If Madonna's stage persona transformed and liberated the female pop performer of the '80s and '90s, Prince was her male counterpart.
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It's solid, too, for those days when you're feeling liberated enough to leave the house with little more than your laptop.
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He said just be liberated, and don't just make something because you feel you have to stay exactly in our world.
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Locals who supported and helped enforce the reign of ISIS now fear retribution from other residents in the newly-liberated town.
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Images: GettyThe ancient Syrian city of Palmyra has been liberated, but many of its features have been destroyed by Islamic State.
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The Trump administration's withdrawal of troops from areas in northern Syria liberated from the Islamic State has further reduced American leverage.
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Liberated from my own safe tastes, I was reminded of some of the reasons fashion interested me in the first place.
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Many European industrial assets were seized by newly liberated European governments, often because their previous owners collaborated with the Third Reich.
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Dej Loaf, the voice behind On My Block's perfect "Changes" and perfect new Leon Bridges collab "Liberated," walked the red carpet.
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During World War II, John Mackay and Edith "Eci" Steiner met after she was liberated in Poland, the Daily Mail reports.
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"I think some people might feel a bit liberated," Stephen Allan, who runs WPP's media-buying agency MediaCom, told BBC radio.
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Unlike Iraqi troops operating in the recently liberated city of Mosul, few if any of the SDF fighters have body armor.
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After all, it was a female designer who championed removing corsets from the everyday and liberated the modern woman of today.
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Look up independent in a thesaurus and you will see words like strong or liberated — traits that we all aspire to.
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They've fully liberated the portion of the city east of the Tigris River, but the western portion remains in ISIS hands.
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"Dear Iraqis, your land has been completely liberated, and your towns and villages have been returned to the homeland," he said.
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The twin revolutions of the 1960s and the 1980s liberated the individual — first socially and then economically — and weakened the community.
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The President enters the new year more liberated from "adults in the room" than ever, and freer to follow his impulses.
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"Young people are the most politically liberated force in our country right now," Becca Rast, a Sunrise board member, told me.
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"The Coalition has liberated the ISIS-held territory, but the campaign against ISIS is not over," she said in a statement.
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It's carved on a cart next to the table after being liberated from the salt-and-ash crust it's baked in.
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American security does not depend on regime change in Tehran, however much we would like to see the Iranian people liberated.
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This is why Cohen may be both liberated and a liar but still constitute a clear and present danger to Trump.
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On April 240, after eating nothing for six days, Mr. Wiesel was among those liberated by the United States Third Army.
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The change is welcome, but it hasn't exactly liberated women from stereotypes that acknowledge their gender first and their success second.
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Often, families have been held captive by Boko Haram, only to be "liberated" and placed in detention by the Nigerian military.
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Collecting, analyzing and disseminating this material will be a major effort, one of the most important as the city is liberated.
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I first met Mr. Gorka shortly after Central Europe had liberated itself from under the yolk of 40 years of dictatorship.
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These characters dominate the works at the Modern, where we see Degas's realism softened and liberated, or conquered, by his prints.
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The sun connects with Uranus on August 29, and you're eager to be liberated from outdated ideas and models of living.
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There was almost no light, and the 50-meter passageway seemed like a perfect place to be liberated of my wallet.
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The country's Prime Minister says all areas have been "fully liberated" and Iraq has retaken control of its border with Syria.
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It opens in 1997, shortly before the prisoner, Horacia (a great Charo Santos-Concio), is liberated into an almost unrecognizable world.
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In Raqqa, which was recently liberated from the Islamic State, teams defused mines the jihadists had strewn across the destroyed city.
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Some three million Iraqis remain displaced by the war, and municipal services have yet to be restored in many liberated areas.
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Yet, he felt liberated in this new way where you could trade pictures, where you could meet people in different ways.
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In October, the kingdom gave $100 million to the United States to help stabilize parts of Syria liberated from the militants.
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My little comment liberated her, at least in the sense that she felt free to tell me what she actually thought.
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The Iraqi government said its forces had "liberated" the city of Hawija, the Islamic State's last urban stronghold in the country.
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Liberated from the stigma of AIDS, gay men, many people think, are now free to revert to their carnivorous sexual selves.
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The sexual revolution that liberated Western women in the 20th century has yet to occur in most of the Muslim world.
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Rather than standing by the president, they should consider themselves liberated and offer a constructive, humane and appealing alternative to him.
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But the result of the shocking unsealed indictment was that it liberated Michael Vick from the pressures of continuing to lie.
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He further called on the United Nations to help rebuild areas he said were "liberated from terrorists" by the Syrian regime.
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The liberated electrons, meanwhile, pass through an external circuit to create an electric current that can be used to do work.
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I didn't see that incarnation — nor the 2012 film, which starred a Daniel Radcliffe newly liberated from the "Harry Potter" franchise.
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As a youth, Mr. Lustig, who was nearing his 13th birthday when Bergen-Belsen was liberated, never had a bar mitzvah.
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Our focus is ensuring that those internal security forces are able to hold the areas that have been liberated from ISIS.
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Iraq was liberated from Saddam Hussein, but the result was sectarian warfare, fueled by a struggle between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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Turkey is fighting Syrian Kurds while the United States supports the Kurds in their effort to hold territory liberated from ISIS.
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In 1990, around the time they were liberated from the Soviet empire, Ukraine and Poland had the same per capita GDP.
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One of those former White House officials described Trump as feeling "liberated" and at home when he's at Mar-a-Lago.
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While those being enslaved need to be liberated from their places of exploitation, raid and rescue operations can cause unintended harm.
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Photos of the Dolmen of Guadalperal taken this past July, however, show the entire megalithic site liberated from its aquatic confines.
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In late January, they reached the banks of the Tigris River, which bisects Mosul, and declared the city's eastern section liberated.
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In the wings, the leader of a newly liberated France, Charles de Gaulle, ordered his men to re-establish colonial rule.
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Iraq's forces may have liberated the eastern part of Mosul from the Islamic State, but fighting in the city hasn't ended.
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The prisoners were forced to march west through deep snow and punishing cold and were liberated by British forces that spring.
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The campaign ended with a cease-fire some 100 hours after the coalition had liberated Kuwait and advanced into Southeastern Iraq.
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Ed Feulner, a Heritage founder and former president, described Mr. Trump's thinking as liberated from the typical cautiousness of a president.
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Perhaps the vase liberated Matisse from his academic art training, which required him to draw models exactly as he saw them.
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The primary heroes in the liberation of Eastern Europe from communist dictatorships are, of course, the Eastern Europeans who liberated themselves.
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I am just grateful when I can be liberated from these creatures that come and stop me dead in my tracks.
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While blackhead removal may offer the satisfaction of a clean pore, these liberated hairs offer a different kind of fulfillment: smooth skin.
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"Not as far as I want to go, but thousands of people will be liberated," Booker said of having to make compromises.
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Barzani said he wouldn't permit residents who had supported ISIS to return to liberated villages, signaling Sunni Arabs may not be welcome.
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They then aided the U.S.-backed offensives that liberated ISIS-held territory and some units are being incorporated into Iraqi security forces.
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The US and the UK "defeated the Nazis and the Nazi regime, and liberated millions from tyranny," Trump said in his toast.
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Hatami also told Assad that he was hopeful that all of Syria would soon be "liberated" and displaced Syrians could return home.
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"HE WHO leads must listen even to the hardest truths," said Simón Bolívar, who liberated much of South America from Spanish rule.
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In the 1920s, under a policy known as hujum, women were encouraged to burn their veils to show they had been liberated.
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Newly liberated from the confines of Margaret Atwood's book, the second season of The Handmaid's Tale ventures to different landscapes of Gilead.
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In the command centre responsible for the eastern half of the city, which was liberated in December, Brigadier Qais Yaaqoub was jubilant.
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By the time it was liberated in 1945, some 27 million people — 90% of them Jews — had been murdered within its walls.
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With that, her life as a stay-at-home mom ceases, and her life as a liberated woman of the '70s begins.
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Silver Foxes hopes to illuminate the many ways in which older generations can still feel liberated and, dare we say it, sensual.
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DAMASCUS, Syria – Syrian state media say the army has liberated the eastern city of Deir el-Zour from the Islamic State group.
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We liberated conference badges from two hippies passed out in a corner of the lobby and entered the belly of the beast.
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The town was liberated by the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), an alliance of Kurdish and Arab forces backed by the United States.
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My fantasy of getting liberated from the internet and finally finding happiness and peace misunderstands my lifelong mental health problems as external.
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Iraqis 'liberated' from ISIS: Why suffering may not be over CNN's Ben Wedeman, Jethro Mullen and Jomana Karadsheh contributed to this report.
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He said his favorite part about being a drag queen is creating a space "where people feel free and happy and liberated".
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That's right, Tormund Giantsbane is the most sexually liberated person on this show now that Dorne is a thing of the past.
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The US military has said al Qaim, Hawija, or Tal Afar will be "liberated" next, depending on the preference of the Iraqis.
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Without federal micromanagement and liberated from Washington's oppressive process for control, oversight and compliance review, Texas could radically streamline its Medicaid administration.
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Iran's president, Hassan Rohani, visited Rome and Paris hoping to drum up investment in his country, newly liberated from nuclear-related sanctions.
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At root, today's fights about Cuban migration turn on old arguments about whether the island is best liberated by openness or isolation.
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I think it's all about pushing a new myth of liberated existence in terms of self-identification but also knowledge and narrative.
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After making this decision on my own, I feel a lot more liberated and empowered to make more changes in my life.
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"I think some people might feel a bit liberated," Stephen Allan, CEO of MediaCom, which is part of WPP, told the BBC.
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If the priggish aesthetic of dark walnut armoires and factory-made porcelain were reimagined, he reasoned the national character might be liberated.
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Eighty-five percent of the city has been liberated from the terror group, the US-led Combined Joint Task Force said Saturday.
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He also said that the Defence Ministry had started preparations for demining of Syria's city of Palmyra liberated from Islamic State militants.
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"Unless they get those elements out of the army, all the villages that have not been liberated will become Daesh," he said.
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We cannot and should not be asked to give an unstable Arab government Kurdish lands liberated at the expense of Kurdish blood.
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In the northern city of Mosul, which was liberated from ISIS in July 2017, bodies are still being pulled from the rubble.
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Gowdy has disputed the notion that he's now liberated to take on his own party, saying he's simply calling balls and strikes.
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Feminists said it was her husband's wealth — he was a lawyer from a rich Illinois family — that had liberated her to politick.
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Mr. Wiesel was liberated from the Buchenwald camp as a 16-year-old, with the numbers A-7713 tattooed on his arm.
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The 15-year-old patient, Anne Frank, succumbed to the disease only weeks before British soldiers liberated the camp in April 1945.
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Her mother, Rossum (Tandy Cronyn), invented it, and with that invention comes both promise (humans liberated from drudgery!) and threat (humans unemployed!
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Bulgaria, which was liberated from Ottoman rule by Russia, became one of the most obedient Soviet satellite states during the Cold War.
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It's looking at these in a case-study method, how, historically, we have liberated and limited our notion of citizenship through pictures.
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Nor was he a tyrannical figure whose toppling will transform the Trump campaign, instantly, into a Technicolor land of dancing, liberated Munchkins.
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The best writing about sex ideally mirrors the act, in turn causing readers to be turned on, sweaty, contemplative, and ultimately liberated.
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It's almost as if de-emphasizing his role in the title scene has liberated him, letting him just be a wrestling machine.
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China says it peacefully liberated Tibet in 1950 and that its rule has brought prosperity and equality to a once-backward region.
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If hard-line Shiite populists prevail, some reconstruction funds could end up going to poor Shiite regions rather than liberated Sunni areas.
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If you're one of these employees, you might feel liberated by the solitude, or you might feel like you're going stir crazy.
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It's nothing, really, this wasted time, which is how it becomes, paradoxically, charged with "everything," liberated into the blessed loss of ambition.
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