Instead, his martyrdom would eventually contribute to a different outcome.
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Again, there's not a death cult of martyrdom forming there.
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Six of them made "martyrdom" videotapes recovered by British investigators.
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Luce's concerns about martyrdom might not have been far off.
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Suffering and martyrdom occupy a central place in Coptic tradition.
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" Many commemorated Bernall's life by calling her death a "martyrdom.
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Was Wayne also imagining a rock star martyrdom for himself?
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"You know what people remember over Black martyrdom?" he asks Mariah.
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This is imposed martyrdom, and it isn't a sign of strength.
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Of course, acts of martyrdom and miracles come in many forms.
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Future directors are implored against images of martyrdom in the text.
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"We express grief and sorrow over his martyrdom," the statement said.
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"Machinal" is a grim, modernist-medieval chronicle of an everywoman's martyrdom.
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This martyrdom made him a cult figure on the religious right.
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Like the novel, the picture interrogates the very idea of Christian martyrdom, by proposing that there are instances when martyrdom — the believer holding fast to Christ to the bitter end — is not holy or even right.
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"He (Hamel) accepted his martyrdom there on the altar," the pope said.
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But it's more than that — it's also an extraordinary act of martyrdom.
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"I want to continue fighting jihad until victory or martyrdom," he said.
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" The operation "can be repeated" as it is not a "martyrdom op.
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An honorable life for Mexicans is a life of sacrifice, even martyrdom.
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The twin themes of torture and martyrdom emerge repeatedly in the show.
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"O God, grant us martyrdom for your sake while engaged in fighting and not retreating; a martyrdom that would make you satisfied with us," Mr. Jayab wrote in one online exchange from April 2013, according to the indictment.
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Salafi-jihadists argue that this "double reward" applies to martyrdom, war and death.
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In waltzes the glorious martyrdom of their No. 2 to do the talking.
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Maybe his latest act of martyrdom will move the people of Alabama again.
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For terrorists, the Reina attack and others are steeped in martyrdom, but Auden
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But the fact is, giving up one social media space wasn't exactly martyrdom.
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And while Mr. Chau's case is rare, the idea of martyrdom is not.
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But I can see that his fixations on money and martyrdom are intact.
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"Like all saints before me, I relished the ecstasy of martyrdom," he says.
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"O God, grant us martyrdom for your sake while engaged in fighting and not retreating; a martyrdom that would make you satisfied with us," the FBI said Al-Jayab wrote to someone identified only as "Individual I," who resides in Texas.
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I will not leave till I get what I came here for: shahadah [martyrdom].
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"She has lost the glow of martyrdom somewhat," a Brussels-based EU official said.
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Martyrdom gets donors to empty pockets and voters to turn up at the polls.
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Medicine's culture of perfectionism can sometimes border on self-flagellation, self-sacrifice, even martyrdom.
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The first is martyrdom, where a person is killed out of hatred of Christianity.
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An old-fashioned Catholic martyrdom may be possible in a multicultural, late-modern society.
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Missionaries were expelled and Christians forced to choose between martyrdom and hiding their beliefs.
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Their self-pity wasn't this unfathomably deep, their delusions of martyrdom this insanely grand.
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Speeches by leadership, martyrdom notices, attack claims, and weekly news releases were shared there.
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Officers also discovered a Koran in their safe house, opened at a page on martyrdom.
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Whatever happens, Mr Sharif and his daughter are likely to acquire an air of martyrdom.
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As for the underbutler formerly known as Hissing Thomas, his martyrdom now seems virtually complete.
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" Yes, "work is supposed to be hard, but it's not supposed to be a martyrdom.
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And martyrdom is a way to get there, either you believe that or you don't.
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The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the "martyrdom attacks" through its media arm, Amaq.
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Those spirited proclamations successfully positioned X for martyrdom, regardless of what critics had to say.
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"The government has no clue on the potential martyrdom effects this will create," Otto said.
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Thus he saves his Faith Militant from righteous martyrdom, but also renders himself permanently political.
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Still, a fresh martyrdom might be a useful springboard for a bid for the governorship.
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And there's the erroneous use of the word, using violence in the idea of martyrdom.
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"No one who loves life would wish to imitate her dedication to martyrdom," Sontag wrote.
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Is it just to impose near-certain martyrdom as part of a citizen's civic duty?
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And thus the martyrdom the senator regularly seeks to prosecute his case was granted. Help!
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I guess there's a certain hyper-masculine-martyrdom about that, but, really, it just sucked.
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With the Grimms, and ever after, it's her beauty and martyrdom that win the day.
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But this week, both characters take some time off from their respective forms of martyrdom.
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In an initial bulletin, the group described each of the bombings as a "martyrdom" operation.
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His final years had the aspect of a deliberate martyrdom, accelerated by alcohol and drugs.
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In the second, three of them receive crowns of martyrdom from the hand of God.
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The Spanish Baroque artist is known for his intensely graphic depictions of martyrdom and torture.
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Your martyrdom is a new life for New Zealand and a chance of prosperity for many.
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It should not take the continued martyrdom of black people to expose this country's moral bankruptcy.
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"Indie martyrdom" is what faltering stars do to restart their careers or the narratives about them.
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Her tumultuous charcoal drawings enshrine an unresolved US narrative filled with racism, martyrdom, and political violence.
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Instead of pitying herself or revelling in martyrdom, Mary Jane handles her duties with chipper competence.
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Kavanaugh echoed Thomas's martyrdom, claiming he was being "destroyed" by partisans conspiring to dig up dirt.
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AMERICAN SANCTUARY: Mutiny, Martyrdom, and National Identity in the Age of Revolution, by A. Roger Ekirch.
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Elizabeth gets the martyrdom she craves and Philip escapes to live happily ever after with Martha.
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"Sebastiane" (1976), a homoerotic story of the martyrdom of St. Sebastian, has dialogue entirely in Latin.
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As Russell was, Mr. Eifman is drawn to tales of trauma and martyrdom in period costumes.
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The devastating error robbed clerical leaders of the chance to conjure unifying value from Soleimani's martyrdom.
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"A martyrdom attack using an explosives jacket hit a gathering of Afghan intelligence," the militants said.
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Nawaz Sharif has a following and could cash in on political martyrdom to stage a comeback.
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He talked about the myriad ways the occupation could be opposed without violence and without martyrdom.
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A cult of martyrdom reminiscent of that in post-revolution Iran was being manufactured in Turkey.
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His martyrdom became a central tenet to those who believed that Ali should have succeeded the prophet.
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The ordinary citizens of Gaza are also victims of Hamas' bloody tactic of promoting death and martyrdom.
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Meiselas captured torture, martyrdom, and the violence unleashed against the dictatorship in support of the Sandinista revolution.
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In a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday, Comey projected professional competence at times, martyrdom at others.
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Shias are given to emotional commemorations of the martyrdom of Ali and Hussein, including public self-flagellation.
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Garland fell so that Democrats might finally learn the politics of obstruction, and his martyrdom was complete.
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The Tehran regime, which has sought nuclear capability, has long glorified martyrdom in the path of Allah.
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Zara's new husband did not want children, she said; he wanted martyrdom for himself and his wives.
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He remembers how, at parties, she sometimes temporarily dropped her mantle of martyrdom and began to dance.
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Ominously, Mr. Putin loses no opportunity to extol the Russian people's wartime virtues of heroism and martyrdom.
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He couldn't have looked more devout if he had been scrupulously preparing himself for his own martyrdom.
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While in Istanbul, they said, she received IS orders to carry out a "martyrdom attack" in Germany.
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In an online post, Islamic State said it had carried out a "martyrdom operation" in the area.
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Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) -- Let's start with the most obvious (and frequently mentioned) choice for martyrdom.
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We have made an oath to Muhammad to die in martyrdom … a revenge for Syria and Aleppo!
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So go three popular sexist tropes, with mothers — stereotypically sexless figures — usually falling into martyrdom or sainthood.
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The only explanation, it seemed, was that they believed martyrdom would unite them again in the afterlife.
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The theme of martyrdom dominates, as pilgrims gash their foreheads with swords and beat themselves with chains.
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The couple spoke to each other about jihad and martyrdom when they were engaged in online dating.
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We Won't Let Turkey Fall Victim to Coup and Terrorism" and "My Martyr, I Celebrate Your Martyrdom.
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A statement posted on an IS-affiliated website says two of its "martyrdom seekers" were behind the attack.
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The martyrdom of 50 innocent people and the injury of 42 last Friday did not come over night.
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For Shias, the Battle of Karbala marks the martyrdom of their leader, Hussein, by an army of Sunnis.
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"We salute you on your martyrdom, our colleagues," an anchor said as the news broadcast went live again.
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She is the author of The Marvel of Martyrdom: The Power of Self-Sacrifice in a Selfish World.
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To that dangerous army, Baghdadi can only achieve a higher status of martyrdom because of Trump's excessive boasting.
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Both among the Shias and the Catholics, there is emphasis on the idea of martyrdom leading to redemption.
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Her work asserts that to be a black person in America is to be at risk for martyrdom.
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Banning Trump would give him a "halo of martyrdom," said Labour party MP Paul Flynn, leading the debate.
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He pleaded guilty and testified for prosecutors, telling the jury how he had wanted the rewards of martyrdom.
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The legacy that Marielle left is one of commitment, martyrdom, and sacrificing herself for the rest of us.
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Oesodo described Oepriarto as "reclusive" and "private," but said he never spoke about martyrdom or traveling to Syria.
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In California, the date of his martyrdom is a state education holiday, Black American Day, on March 5.
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In her songs, she evokes the martyrdom of Hatuey and encourages the young poet to write about him.
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Throughout this crisis, Mr. Puigdemont has reveled in the history of political martyrdom of the Catalan nationalist movement.
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Or — as the bloodied turtle dove found next to his body suggests — was it more like a martyrdom?
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Execution could be misconstrued as martyrdom, perpetuating violence and diminishing America's stature as a defender of human rights.
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What she conveyed was that the campaign was an exercise not in potential martyrdom but in hopeful exuberance.
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McCain is always desperate to play the victim, but her martyrdom as a conservative white woman is exhausting.
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And he wears his air of aggrieved martyrdom as if it were a new pocket square from Charvet.
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His campaign for martyrdom is, of course, is almost certainly destined to fail—a political act more than anything.
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I mean, the specific differences between Islam, its doctrine of jihad, its doctrines around apostasy and blasphemy and martyrdom.
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Unlike those of al-Qaeda, IS's claims of responsibility tend not to include "martyrdom" videos made by the attackers.
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Bearing witness in the region is a bloody business and not a pursuit for anyone feeling skittish about martyrdom.
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Soccer America magazine has labeled his protestations "The Tedious Martyrdom of Marsch" while conceding that he has a point.
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The flag is often used as a prop in martyrdom videos filmed by participants in attacks before an operation.
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I mean, who else could turn a depiction of the martyrdom of Saint Vitale into a joke about weed?
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Costello was at the beginning of a promising career in Congress, and he had no desire for political martyrdom.
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At the very least, the themes of military service, patriotism and martyrdom seemed rather mature for a first grader.
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" Most of their recruits, he says, were drawn from "disaffected, unstable youths prone to dreams of violence and martyrdom.
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Mr. Assange, who muses on his "god complex" and his capacity for martyrdom, likes to surround himself with disciples.
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" The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the assaults through its Amaq News Agency, describing them as a "martyrdom operation.
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"Liberalism till victory or martyrdom" declared Mohammad Said al-Ashmawy, a senior, progressive judge on the court of appeals.
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The standout is Nicholas Galanin's take on the cult of white martyrdom that underlies and abets institutionalized American brutality.
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Saudi Arabia wanted to defuse the religious radicalism at home by letting its own jihadis seek martyrdom in Afghanistan.
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Rosin described a "kind of teenage hysteria, a Christian-sanctified death wish" that the Columbine martyrdom mythology had inspired.
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"We have found no evidence of posting on social media ... reflecting their commitment to jihad or to martyrdom," Comey said.
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When Rachael Morgan (Knightley) arrives in Hamburg to join her husband, Lewis (Jason Clarke), it's with a sense of martyrdom.
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Within Christianity, there have been debates over whether martyrdom alone is sufficient ground to consider somebody a kind of saint.
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As he stands on the threshold of power, could AMLO be setting himself up to for his own political martyrdom?
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And so he left big-budget movies behind, seeking an altogether different route to Making Armie Hammer Happen: indie martyrdom.
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Police also found a claw hammer, kitchen knife and "martyrdom letter" in the boy's school rucksack upon searching his home.
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He might regard this latest almost-martyrdom, on a sound point of ultraconservative principle, as a rather useful launch-pad.
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At that stage, he was offering the prospect of glory in martyrdom rather than a shining city on a hill.
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But, as David M. Jordan, his biographer, argues, "Conkling was too enamoured of himself" to succumb to any romantic martyrdom.
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The real problem is the pathology of a perverse minority of extremists with distorted notions of holy war and martyrdom.
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In Winters's novel, Lincoln was assassinated early on, in "the martyrdom that saved the union" and prevented the Civil War.
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The same Al Qaeda "external-operations" team that tasked Zazi and his friends with a martyrdom operation had commanded Naseer.
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Tahrir al-Sham said "the lions of jihad and martyrdom will be waiting to pounce" against any incursion into Idlib.
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An exhibition at El Museo del Barrio brings us to the thorny side of profound themes like martyrdom and labor.
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Approaching his 2000th birthday in ill health, depressed and dreading separation from family and friends, Debs did not crave martyrdom.
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Huzayfah: Martyrdom is the highest level you can attain, and for them, it's the most honorable thing you can do.
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Or might he achieve political martyrdom at the hands of a senator Democrats hate and then seek a bigger platform?
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Blood Orange "Augustine" (Domino) A determined beat and an uplifting melody carry thoughts of faith, family, martyrdom and loss. 9.
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A martyrdom mythology sprang up around Cassie Bernall, who was 17 when she was shot by Eric Harris at Columbine.
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To witness Trump's behavior these past weeks has been to watch a man preparing the outlines of his own martyrdom.
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The article, titled "The Knights of Martyrdom in Belgium," appears in the latest issue of the group's online magazine, Dabiq.
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But next to Göldi's story, this video shows a different outcome for rebellious bodies — one that can avoid suffering and martyrdom.
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Instead, it just seems women celebrities can now trust that the end of a relationship won't result in ostracization or martyrdom.
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Paradoxically, Saipov's perverse mission failed: New Yorkers were not cowed, and he was denied the martyrdom that he was clearly seeking.
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"Two consecutive martyrdom operations with an explosive vest and an explosive-laden vehicle hit a Shiite gathering in Baghdad," Amaq said.
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Walker's tumultuous charcoal drawings, some of them massive, enshrine an unresolved US historical narrative filled with racism, martyrdom, and political violence.
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It was a startling and unwanted contrast to the blues notes and the gospel verses drenched in perpetual martyrdom and despair.
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Heyer was a voice for the disenfranchised, friends say, but no one could push her out of the way of martyrdom.
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ISIS said "our martyrdom brother" targeted a group of Shiite people outside the voter registration center in the Dashte Barchi neighborhood.
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The Islamic State, in a statement on the group's Amaq News Agency, claimed the carnage as a "martyrdom attack" on Shiites.
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More than 100 were killed, and thousands were wounded, in what can only be described as an act of mass-martyrdom.
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He complained about the draught and the fleabites, and the monk told him that he probably wasn't ready to face martyrdom.
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Kang also told people that 9/11 was an inside job and that he thought about martyrdom, according to the FBI.
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In Egypt, Syria, Pakistan, China, and elsewhere, the persecution of Christians — often to the point of martyrdom — is real and continuing.
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Keeping Score After decades of self-flagellation, it is not easy ceding the mantle of martyrdom to more deserving baseball fans.
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" She said she opposed the death penalty for the detainees since it would feed jihadi "desire for martyrdom and heroic afterlife.
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" Ms. Foley said she opposed the death penalty for the detainees, adding that it would only "fulfill their desire for martyrdom.
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Still, by owning our roles as mothers and refusing the false accolades of martyrdom, we do more to empower all women.
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The martyrdom piece is missing from all three of the God's Not Dead films (though it appears in I'm Not Ashamed).
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The mere threat of execution will cement Snowden's martyrdom and weaken the country's bargaining position as it pursues human rights reform abroad.
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" And, indeed, this was the photographer's objective: to bring the ghetto back to life, to "leave a historical record of our martyrdom.
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Hand-written documents pledging allegiance to Islamic State and glorifying martyrdom were found at a house in Strasbourg, eastern France, Molins said.
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SITE quoted the man in the video saying he was on a "martyrdom-seeking operation" in Ansbach, and calling for more attacks.
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Movies can elevate people to martyrdom in under two hours, or at the very least give them a damn good redemption narrative.
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Jon clings to his envisioned martyrdom and refuses to back down when Sansa reminds him they don't have enough men to fight.
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This is (hilarious) sports fan pettiness, but it's also worth noting the syntax, and all that heady talk of martyrdom and armageddon.
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His attacks on the media also evoke Nixon—same goes for the paranoia, the martyrdom complex, and the consuming fear of illegitimacy.
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Is it enough for me to feel outrage as I read the description of his martyrdom, one of many in these pages?
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At one point, they apparently argued about Mr. Pugh's visions of martyrdom and she had brought up divorce, according to Facebook messages.
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Their inscriptions recall a time when Mao was akin to a demigod for many, and dying in his name meant glorious martyrdom.
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"Since the cease-fire, we have not had any martyrdom attacks in Kabul," he said, using the Taliban term for suicide bombings.
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They promised money, cars, nice clothes, weapons to play with and a fast track to paradise in the ecstatic form of martyrdom.
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And you hardly ever hear about the fact that priests give up a lot for their position—it's a form of martyrdom.
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"Jihad, martyrdom, war, suicide, those were their goals," said Sri Wahyuni, one of the social workers taking care of the Surabaya children.
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"Crazy Trump, don't think that everything is over with my father's martyrdom," Zeinab Soleimani said in an address broadcast on state television.
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He is driven to wonder what the Daesh idea of martyrdom actually is, since few outside the group appear to understand it.
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"Soleimani's martyrdom will make Iran more decisive to resist America's expansionism and to defend our Islamic values," Rouhani said in a statement.
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On the run from masked gunmen, the target—Justin Bieber—gets cornered and eventually shot down in a gratuitous bit of self-martyrdom.
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In the shorthand of the era, it provided a roll call of martyrdom: the Cradock Four and the Pebco Three, among many others.
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Liturgies for All Saints' Day may emphasize the sacrifices saints made in the name of their faith and pay tribute to their martyrdom.
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Maybe that should go without saying, but work martyrdom has become such a common lifestyle that it seems necessary to state the obvious.
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Robbed by Crooked Hillary and a rigged election, undermined by politically correct wusses and Mexican rapists, Trump will don the mantle of martyrdom.
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However, they did show "signs in their communication of their joint commitment to jihad and to martyrdom" in private messages, according to Comey.
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All it takes is a body of work, a few good sound bites and martyrdom, preferably at the hands of the United States.
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A search warrant was served on December 20, where FBI agents found weapons and "a suicide martyrdom letter" in the residence being searched.
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The F.B.I. said the attackers had become radicalized before they met online and had communicated privately about jihad and martyrdom before they married.
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But you can hear in it the longing for something beyond the saturnine luminosity of Benjamin and the saintly self-martyrdom of Weil.
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It also seems especially menacing given that UNRWA schools, textbooks and teachers often promote martyrdom, violence, the demonization of Israel, and religious bigotry.
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Last year's report found that the Palestinian Authority curriculum promotes a Palestinian right of return, martyrdom, violence, demonization of Israel and religious bigotry.
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In a sense, death-by-selfie could be seen as a form of proto-martyrdom to the dream of a fully digital self.
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In contrast, Palestinians danced in the street celebrating his "martyrdom" and the Palestinian Authority (PA) rewarded his family with a sizable monthly stipend.
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Here, an Italian bishop is about to lose his head for practicing his faith, in Mattia Preti's "Martyrdom of Saint Gennaro" (c. 1685).
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There probably was no better candidate for martyrdom than this living legend of Iran's secret wars and hero of the Iran-Iraq conflict.
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The fake suicide vests were meant to cause maximum panic and ensure death from police, resulting in the terrorists' sick vision of martyrdom.
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The eyewitness accounts seemed to point to the fact that while Bernall was tragically murdered, the martyrdom story was built on false evidence.
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"According to the latest information, 38 of our nation's children have reached martyrdom after last night's cruel attack," Soylu told a news conference earlier.
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Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack which killed five militias, a soldier, and four civilians, including a child, calling it a "martyrdom operation".
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If somebody dies in the course of professing a faith, does that act of martyrdom cancel out any spiritual shortcomings in that person's life?
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Finally, as legend has it, her handmaids removed her black dress to reveal a red gown, the color of martyrdom in the Catholic Church.
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He is mourned, but his death doesn't launch him into the kind of martyrdom that exempts him from being held accountable for his actions.
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Where Hammer's other attempts at indie martyrdom have failed, the Make Armie Hammer Happen campaign affixed to Call Me by Your Name is thriving.
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U.S. investigators have portrayed Rahimi as a jihadist who begged for martyrdom and praised Osama bin Laden, the al Qaeda leader behind the Sept.
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His second opera, "The Martyrdom of St Magnus", grappled again with that theme of sacrifice, this time in the life of Orkney's own saint.
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The novel assigned in high school was William Golding's "Lord of the Flies," which I found a little too thick with martyrdom and allegory.
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In a statement carried by its Amaq news agency, Islamic State claimed responsibility for the suicide bombing attack, which it called "a martyrdom operation".
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Vere, the first Guinevere to arrive at the convent, is the primary narrator, and the most taken with tales of martyrdom and extreme faith.
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Having written three books about early Christian martyrdom, I can confidently say that God's guardianship does not mean protection from physical suffering or death.
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In the Ip Man movies, Yen often emulates Gibson's love of martyrdom and suffering—physical and emotional—while facing the odds with incredible stoicism.
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He promoted conspiracy theories around the plane crash that killed his brother, in an attempt to nurture a sense of martyrdom and aggrieved nationalism.
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" Others said they see a theological justification: The Islamic State encourages recruits to die in a standoff with the police in a "martyrdom operation.
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Frank Bruni Given the mess that he's in and the martyrdom that he hallucinates, it's only fitting that Donald Trump would turn toward God.
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But at the moment it looks as if they carried out their plan and achieved their pitiless martyrdom without the support of a group.
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Kabul and other major Afghan cities are on high alert ahead of Ashura, an annual Shiite commemoration of the martyrdom of Prophet Muhammad's grandson.
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When their own followers die, ISIS uses martyrdom as powerful tool to convince the target audience that the cause is worth suffering and dying for.
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Francis used the words martyr or martyrdom 10 times during his homily in the chapel of the guest house where he lives in the Vatican.
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But now, with one decision, the Wikimedia Foundation seemed to have plunged the project into the familiar world of strikes and suspensions, martyrdom and harassment.
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Indie martyrdom is a relatively recent phenomenon, largely because you need indie films capable of making prestige-y splashes in order for it to work.
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Apparent suicides linked to the protests have led some to push back against what they warn is an unhealthy martyrdom complex growing among some circles.
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I became attracted to ideologies involving seeking to regain the supremacy that Muslims had once possessed, and I began to desire martyrdom in the battlefield.
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The prosecution had pressed for all five to remain incarcerated, planning to present fresh evidence of an antigovernment plot alongside discussions of jihad and martyrdom.
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Everything is comic, down to the undignified string of Livid's pajama pants and the verb "harassed," with its tart note of household martyrdom and manipulation.
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He also found out about Bartholomew's death, subsequently confirmed in the Guardian, coming across his "martyrdom" picture on social media before this was public knowledge.
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"I had been studying him for years, and saw him as a narcissistic borderline who under pressure ... could be led to seek martyrdom," he said.
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To Mr. Kaczynski, these demonstrators have "trampled on all that is holy in our culture," in particular his vision of unblemished Polish heroism and martyrdom.
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"They did not seek martyrdom in the name of any extraordinary idea," Inge Scholl recalled in her memoir of her siblings and White Rose comrades.
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"You don't want to reward an offender like the president with martyrdom," Eric Swalwell, who's currently exploring his own presidential run in 2020, told me.
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Theatrical thinking is both more cynical and more messianic: How do we create a martyrdom performance that will show the world how oppressed we are?
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But soon, the tragedy was seized upon by Jaroslaw Kaczynski, who placed it at the center of the party's mythology of martyrdom and aggrieved nationalism.
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The palace of wisdom at the end of the road of excess, "Silence" is a steady, deliberate, and formally composed historical epic about faith and martyrdom.
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It's easy to see this as an act of shortsighted martyrdom: losing power by adhering to your ideals, winning a moral victory while losing the war.
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The 45-page magazine features a lengthy article, entitled "Time of martyrdom has come," that looks at ways women can assist the TTP in waging jihad.
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ISIS claimed responsibility for the assault, which it called "martyrdom attacks," on the east coast of Java Island, but provided no proof to substantiate its claim.
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Intolerant and illiberal doctrines related to martyrdom, blasphemy, honor and apostasy reliably lead to oppression and violence against women, homosexuals, freethinkers, liberals and even other Muslims.
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Often I was able to confirm their identities only after they had died in drone strikes and the terror group released a martyrdom video or statement.
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Are these channels actually being targeted unfairly, or are they trying to cash in on a trend, feigning Milo-style martyrdom on behalf of "free speech"?
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Within the dream, distant past and distant futures are irrationally fused in a bizarre, iconic vision of martyrdom where animals are citizens and people are drones.
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And then there is the subtle manipulation of the plot which presents forced choices as normative, thus making suicide and martyrdom seem like almost reasonable responses.
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Titian began to use cochineal in his works after the middle of the century, as did Veronese, whose "Martyrdom of Saint Justine" is in the exhibition.
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Lennon's tragic martyrdom, and McCartney's fall from critical favor, made it seem as though one had been regarded as a more consequential figure than the other.
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Its opposite, meanwhile — the quotidian physical martyrdom that was the lot of the working class — was at least given its due as a creditable human quality.
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So after this boy kills himself, what Toller finds is the cloak of martyrdom that he can wrap around himself and turn its sinfulness into redemptiveness.
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His act resulted in the conversion of a large number of local pagans to Christianity, which then resulted in his gruesome martyrdom by the Roman authorities.
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Warning of a "dark day" for the US, she added, "Crazy Trump, don&apost think that everything is over with my father&aposs martyrdom," Reuters reported.
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"Around 60 dead in a martyrdom operation by a fighter from Islamic State targeting a recruitment center in Aden city," the statement said, without giving further details.
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The most monstrous work in the show, it combines his multiple obsessions: guy tied to tree, torture, martyrdom, creative poses, anatomical exactitude, and tranquility joined with pain.
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There is evidence that some assailants care little about politics: desperate Palestinians consider "martyrdom" at the hands of an Israeli soldier a socially acceptable form of suicide.
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The admission came one day after Björn Stritzel, a reporter for the German tabloid BILD, tweeted so-called "martyrdom pictures" of Hamas militants killed in the violence.
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"According to the latest information we have received, 38 of our nation's children have reached martyrdom after last night's cruel attack," Suleyman Soylu told a news conference.
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If I recall, Harris was discussing support for specific Islamic doctrines (like martyrdom and jihad) in Muslim-majority countries and citing poll numbers to buttress his points.
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His death tells a story of martyrdom and poses a question to consider: How can they emulate him and be merciful and just in their everyday lives?
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"Although his role in al-Qa'ida operational plotting is unverified, his last will and testament found in the Karachi raids included a martyrdom statement," the report says.
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The underlying principles are simple: a trope of Christ-like martyrdom; a Manichaean division between innocence and guilt, and an assurance that everything bad came from outside.
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"Suddenly, we are going to have trained fighters who perhaps have the motivation to carry out martyrdom attacks, exposed to a historical network of radicals," he said.
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Doing shooting attacks —— Callimachi: Concerts, uh, schools —— Huzayfah: Cyberattacks —— Callimachi: And the thing that they considered to be the cream of the cream —— Huzayfah: They preferred martyrdom.
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Karadzic writes poetry, and Stern explores the Serbian tradition of epic poetry and music that glorifies historical victimhood and martyrdom, and formed a backdrop to his youth.
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Indeed, Bannon's pro-Trump publication Breitbart has already written several favorable stories about Grimm, who's trying to turn his tax evasion conviction into a tale of martyrdom.
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The doctors had to distinguish genuine attempts — reflecting desperation or, as American officials contended, a desire for martyrdom — from acts aimed at improving their conditions of confinement.
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I am the first nanny who would not suffer martyrdom at the hands of those who wished me to perish for the privilege of keeping them, alive.
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But there were times when thousands of supporters cheered Mr. Assange's work and what many considered his martyrdom in the name of individual rights and internet freedom.
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The classicism of his countryman, Nicolas Poussin, whose contemporaneous, weirdly cheery "Martyrdom of St. Erasmus" (1628–1629) hung next to Valentin's altarpiece in St. Peter's, became ascendant.
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It's easy to think of this as an act of shortsighted martyrdom: losing power by adhering to your ideals, winning a moral victory while losing the war.
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Like the cross, this instrument, a symbol of both Oprheus' artistic power and his martyrdom at the hands of the Bacchae, casts the poet as the new Savior.
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Authorities suspect there are militant elements in their teachings, and the minister noted that they preach concepts such as crusading and martyrdom — "deviant" concepts that pose security risks.
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There they found an English-language copy of the Koran which had been left open on a page describing martyrdom, along with other items linked to their attack.
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Jeff Flake's (R-AZ) recent resignation as martyrdom, the Arizona senator's downfall is just the latest victory for President Trump—and his coalition of nearly 63 million Americans.
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Meanwhile, those of the Shia branch of Islam will observe Ashura and remember another moment in the history of their religion: the martyrdom of the prophet Muhammad's grandson.
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Palestinians say life in Gaza was so bad they had nothing to live for anyway, that their sacrifice -- or martyrdom, as they call it -- benefits the whole community.
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Besides Gaad's martyrdom (the shard of glass hit him in one of the same spots where St. Sebastian took an arrow), there wasn't much action in the episode.
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At least one scholar has suggested that martyrdom stories fueled a "myth of persecution" that Christians like Tertullian, they would say, and many ever since, love to exaggerate.
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To talk too noisily about martyrdom in this context is to mistake today for yesterday, to risk a slippage back into the fruitless religious struggles of the past.
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The 17-year-old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, wrote a "martyrdom letter" in which he said he was "a soldier of the Islamic State".
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ISIS often markets martyrdom not as a good death for unblemished men, but as a path to heaven for those who've led sinful lives in the group's eyes.
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In an unverified video circulating online, Mr. Rilwan and another of Mr. Zaharan's brothers — not a brother-in-law, as previously reported — are seen discussing martyrdom and jihadism.
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When the story of Mr. Acosta's martyrdom is told by the popular press and eventually Hollywood, it will certainly have a hero, and it won't be the president.
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"We strongly condemn the martyrdom of senior Islamic and jihadi leader, Maulana Sami ul-Haq," Muhammad Khurasani, a spokesman for the Pakistani Taliban, said by phone Friday evening.
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She gave Welch her permission to use John Birch's name for the society, but she hoped to see her son accorded a religious rather than a political martyrdom.
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"An operation of martyrdom using an explosive in a bag by an Islamic State fighter yesterday targeted an Algerian police station in the Constantine city center," AMAQ said.
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When we constantly conjure the direst scenarios, we risk looking like ignorable hysterics — and bolstering his grandiose claims of martyrdom — if events unfold in a less damnable fashion.
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The president has a checkered history of indirectly inspiring acts of violence, and big media brands have, in recent years, made their imagined martyrdom part of their essential branding.
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The attackers in San Bernardino, Tashfeen Malik and her husband, Syed Rizwan Farook, had exchanged private online messages discussing their commitment to jihad and martyrdom, law enforcement officials said.
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So it's absurd to claim that you should fight bad speech with more speech in the environment of GOP martyrdom that has been invented by Trump and his allies.
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Hundreds gathered on a rainy night outside the Roman amphitheatre that is a symbol of the martyrdom of early Christians to hear the husband and daughter of Asia Bibi.
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The FBI confirmed, post-attack, that the duo had a "joint commitment to jihadism and to martyrdom" at least a year before the wife came to the United States.
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In theory, it should be possible (for a pope, especially!) to plainly call Father Hamel's death a martyrdom while also rejecting sweeping narratives about Islamic violence or religious war.
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He painted a barnstorming composition of the martyrdom of the saints Processus and Martinian, whose nude bodies, splayed on the rack, bisect a deluge of torturers, mourners and angels.
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Mr. Erdogan's remarks to the girl on Saturday drew criticism from some on social media, who felt that the talk of martyrdom was inappropriate for a child so young.
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They seem to have taken a leaf out of the Iranian playbook by seeking to create a cult of martyrdom by constant references to slain Indian soldiers as martyrs.
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Instead of the martyrdom they had boasted was their only acceptable fate, they had voluntarily ended up here in the interrogation center of the Kurdish authorities in northern Iraq.
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On these forums, al-Awlaki's killing—or, as Hoda and her new friends would have called it, his martyrdom—had been a technicality: An online eminence does not die.
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Rather than luxuriate in the perceived glory of martyrdom like a good Christian film might, it presents Franz Jägerstätter simply as one decent voice in a cacophony of wickedness.
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This unique hand gesture is repeated elsewhere: at the top of "Martyrdom of Saints Processus and Martinian" (1629–30), and on both sides of "Abraham Sacrificing Isaac" (1629–16513).
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She holds the attributes of St. Catherine: a palm of martyrdom in one hand and a spiked wheel in the other, and wears a curious crown-turban-halo hybrid.
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This scene moved my young heart deeply, and I somehow translated it into an erotic martyrdom fantasy that involved being kidnapped by Shredder and slowly tortured by his exquisite blades.
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The answers, sadly, might not surprise you: aside from work martyrdom, there's also the fear of accumulated work upon return or the sense that your company discourages taking time off.
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They brought in weapons, explosives and suicide bombers, known among Islamic State fighters as "bridegrooms" because of the belief they will go to heaven and marry 72 virgins after "martyrdom".
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If we mothers can't change where this is heading for these families — to public hearings, protests, un-asked-for martyrdom, or worse, to nothing at all — what can we do?
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Alarmingly, "stay in place attacks" may become the new wave of ISIS violence, recruits opting for "martyrdom" missions at home versus "hijra" to the Syrian battlefield now under heavy siege.
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But the Hellfire missile that ended his life promoted him to martyrdom in the eyes of his fans, and his influence has turned up in terrorism case after terrorism case.
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The agency reported that PLO Executive Committee member Wasel Abu Yousef announced a "complete strike" across the Palestinian Territories "to mourn the martyrdom" of those killed in Gaza on Monday.
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Before the operation the bomber recorded a "martyrdom" video in which he said he was inspired to carry out the attack by the news of the American withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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He went from a commander in the shadows to a household name, regularly seen in news videos directing troops in battle, meeting with allied leaders and reciting poetry about martyrdom.
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The only update here is the inclusion of a gay couple whose chiding back-and-forth is played comic relief before the movie dutifully denies them any fate but martyrdom.
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Because of the different paths the two sects took, Sunnis emphasize God's power in the material world, sometimes including the public and political realm, while Shiites value in martyrdom and sacrifice.
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Without enough boots on the ground to protect busy supply routes that were used to ferry weapons, recruits and fighters seeking martyrdom, the Islamic State turned to intimidation to exert control.
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The government said Kandic began as early as 2005 to express a desire to travel to Pakistan, Afghanistan and elsewhere in the Middle East to fight U.S. forces in martyrdom missions.
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I went through the most remarkable 45 lines from the 45-minute interview, but suffice it to say that it was a miasma of conspiracy theorizing, fact-free "analysis" and martyrdom.
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For the death cult ISIS, this is the end of days and one of the events leading to the end the world; so one would expect they are relishing early martyrdom.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was able to to use media coverage of disproportionate violence against nonresisting demonstrators in Birmingham or Selma to convey his message as a form of martyrdom.
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Her stardom is our light at the end of the dark tunnel, a flickering promise, which is one thing that hasn't changed much since the days of old-studio female martyrdom.
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In a second video, the same man appears to reference the Myanmar military's helicopters, which have been hunting the attackers, as he encourages the armed men surrounding him to welcome martyrdom.
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"I'm pleased to announce the martyrdom of my older brother Baraa Kadek, known as Rayan Meshaal...in an air strike by the coalition," the Facebook post reportedly by his brother said.
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His efforts & path won't be stopped by his martyrdom, by God's Power, rather a #SevereRevenge awaits the criminals who have stained their hands with his & the other martyrs' blood last night.
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But there's some indication that the "awesomeness" of martyrdom has been converted into a kind of fantasy of oppression, wherein persecution is something to be wished for, not something to escape.
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Islamic State, in a statement carried by its Amaq news agency, claimed responsibility for what it described as two "martyrdom operations" targeting the camp in Tawahi district in south-western Aden.
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The most astonishing sight over the past week may have been a video showing fighters who had surrendered, preferring captivity to martyrdom, in a line stretching more than 250 men long.
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He pleaded guilty in 211 to conspiring to support the Islamic State after posting a threat on an Uzbek-language website to kill President Barack Obama in an act of martyrdom.
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It is also reminiscent of the dictator's penchant for martyrdom, recalling complaints from men like Pinochet or Putin that their regimes are unfairly maligned in the free Western press (pace fake news).
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While Niccolò Circignani's 1585 publication with 31 engraved plates of Christian martyrdom scenes by Giovanni Battista Cavalieri, based on frescoes in the church of S. Stefano Rotondo in Rome, hammered at $0003,125.
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It's not an expensive effort (at least set against Saudi Arabia's multibillion-dollar arms buys), relying on volunteers ready for martyrdom and an apparently inexhaustible supply of armored trucks and light weapons.
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" It also released a video, showing a young man brandishing a knife and saying in Pashto, one of the primary languages in Afghanistan, "I will do a martyrdom operation in Germany today.
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"To see the martyrdom of the Imperial Family treated as a piece of gory entertainment" — especially in the year of the 100th anniversary of their death — "was appalling," the news release said.
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" The footage was set to a chant addressed to the leader of the Islamic State, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and included the lyrics, "The virgins are calling, record me for my martyrdom.
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Ted Cruz's imperiled, vaguely messianic campaign for president was bound to cause some to Remember the Alamo this week, even before Cruz started making rather ominous references to patriotic martyrdom on his own.
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Ashura commemorates the martyrdom of Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad who was killed in the year 680 AD. Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid has denied the group is responsible for Monday's attack.
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Juraboev, who lived in Brooklyn, posted a threat on an Uzbek-language website saying he wanted to kill then-President Barack Obama in an act of martyrdom on behalf of ISIS in 2014.
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While the idea of work martyrdom is nothing new (hello, burnout), here's one way to quantify it that you might not be thinking about: the money you're losing by not taking vacation days.
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During the Shia Muslim commemoration known as Ashura, which mourns the martyrdom of Hussein in the year 680AD, devout men emulate their hero's fate by whipping themselves into a bloody mess with chains.
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In order to be considered for sainthood, you must have died at least five years ago and either have a claim to martyrdom (like Saint Joan of Arc) or have performed a miracle.
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True peace will come when the Palestinians recognize the legitimacy of the Jewish state, cease to raise their youth to hate Jews and glorify martyrdom, and finally sit down with us to negotiate.
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Through its Amaq News Agency, ISIS claimed responsibility for what it called "martyrdom attacks" in the port city on the east coast of Java Island but provided no proof to substantiate its claim.
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In a statement issued via the social-media app Telegram, ISIS said a "martyrdom brother" blew his explosive vest up among a group of "apostates" and killed and wounded a number of them.
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Never underestimate the depth of the evangelical martyrdom complex: In their view, Moore has taken public stands for the word of God, and now the secular world is punishing him for his righteousness.
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If you're asking that with a straight face, then you too have been bitten by the nihilistic bug—or else have confined your understanding of martyrdom to those who strap on suicide vests.
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" Susan Sontag once wrote of Weil: "No one who loves life would wish to imitate her dedication to martyrdom nor would wish it for his children nor for anyone else whom he loves.
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It's only a supporting role, but it was the sequence that lingered with me — and it gave weight to the martyrdom of the rest of the nuns at the end of the opera.
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The interrogator, Lt. Pisthiwan Salahi, said Mr. Mohemin was not only an Islamic State soldier but also a member of an elite suicide squad known as the Seekers of Martyrdom, according to informers.
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"I promise to continue martyr Soleimani's cause as firmly as before with the help of God, and in return for his martyrdom we aim to get rid of America from the region," Gen.
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Retro Report, a series of video documentaries that explore the enduring impact of major news events of the past, harks back to the eco-martyrdom of Francisco Alves Mendes Filho: Chico to everyone.
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Ashura, on the 10th day of the month of Muharram, celebrates the martyrdom of Hussein, one of the grandsons of the Prophet Mohammad, and is marked by large public commemorations by Shi'ite Muslims.
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This was the campaign that the Congress Party and other opposition parties were looking to fight; this is the campaign that Mr. Modi is seeking to avoid with the emotive call of martyrdom.
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In an unverified video making its rounds on social media, Mr. Rilwan, Mr. Zaharan's father and Mr. Zaharan's brother in law are seen discussing martyrdom and jihadism, as children cry in the background.
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"All these reports over attack on an Iranian military base in Syria and the martyrdom of several Iranian military advisers in Syria are baseless," an unnamed source told Iran's semi-official Tasnim news agency.
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Millions of Shi'ites from Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Lebanon and beyond flock every year to Kerbala to commemorate Ashura, or Hussein's martyrdom, and Arabaeen, the 40th day of mourning, and other religious occasions.
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What no one knows is whether it will fight to the bitter end in the belief that martyrdom is the only option, or seek to fight another day from its diminishing territory in Syria.
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Listen back to the Smiths' catalogue, and it soon transpires that many of his more vexing themes were in place early in his career: the self-martyrdom, petty parochialism and need to foster enemies.
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Most specifically, it resembles a gender-flipped version of Breaking The Waves, with a husband rather than a wife immolating himself in an outsized act of self-martyrdom to protect a selfish, faithless spouse.
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The couple who carried out the assault had exchanged private messages online discussing their commitment to jihad and martyrdom, law enforcement officials said, but they did not post any public messages about their plans.
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With martyrdom a key factor of Islamic State's jihadist ideology (drawing on the concept of a "holy war"), many of the group's fighters are expected to die in the last battles for territorial control.
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There are ongoing debates about the current strength of al Qaeda, and last week media reported that the organization's up and coming leader, Osama bin Laden's son Hamza, had gotten his wish for martyrdom.
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"It is time to make the case for colonialism again," Bruce Gilley, a Canadian academic, recently asserted and promptly shot to martyrdom in the far-right constellation as a victim of politically correct criticism.
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An American-trained Baptist preacher, John Chilembwe, led a revolt in Nyasaland (now Malawi) in 19943; it was put down, but Chilembwe's martyrdom did much to encourage the development of nationalism in his country.
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Amaq identified the suicide bomber as Siddiq al-Farsi, saying he died in a "martyrdom operation" aimed at traitorous religious scholars, detonating an explosive belt that it said killed or wounded about 70 people.
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Perovskaya, the first woman to be executed for a political crime in Russia, is credited with helping to push the empire down the road to revolution and was later given the mantle of martyrdom.
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"We promise to continue down martyr Soleimani's path as firmly as before with help of God, and in return for his martyrdom we aim to get rid of America from the region," Ghaani said.
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In the speech, Szydlo said it was a great task for politicians to make sure that "such terrible events as those that took place in Auschwitz and other places of martyrdom never happen again".
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"Each time he's spent time in jail, the organization has grown, the martyrdom complex has grown, as has the perception that he is someone who is willing to sacrifice for the cause," he said.
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Counter-terrorism analysts say that there should be significant skepticism over al-Asiri's possible demise for one major reason: AQAP has not released any statement acknowledging his death, nor a eulogy celebrating his martyrdom.
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To persuade foreigners to emigrate to the caliphate, the Islamic State produces—in addition to martyrdom videos—literature and videos that emphasize its alleged utopian aspects, particularly the freedom from any trace of religious persecution.
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AQIS has also begun publishing an online magazine called Resurgence that has called for attacks in Bangladesh, while al Qaeda leader Ayman al Zawahiri has called on Bangladeshi clerics to lead protests and encourage martyrdom.
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"Documenting the Virtual Caliphate" described an outlet that released nearly 40 items a day, in many languages, ranging from videos of battlefield triumphs and "martyrdom" to documentaries extolling the joys of life in the caliphate.
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A blonde-wigged, red-lipsticked news anchor describes state TV footage of mass funerals, beamed live onto banks of on-stage screens, as "celebrations of martyrdom", as the bodies "embrace the soil of their country".
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That meant there were different views as to whether they would be washed or not because he said Islamic jurisprudence said martyrs are not to be washed as their blood was witness to their martyrdom.
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Laoublaye and Bartholdi got the idea to shift from the original goal—which was to commemorate the abolition of slavery and the martyrdom of Lincoln—and move toward commemorating the 100th anniversary of American liberty.
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Push and Pull FactorsThe London-based ISD study, "Till Martyrdom Do Us Part" looked at why women and girls were being recruited, the diversity of roles they take on, and how to combat the threat.
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But most of the play is devoted to conversation among six soldiers, who debate the existential toll of resistance and the historical value of martyrdom in dialogue that emphasizes exposition and theme over individual character.
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Christianity was first brought to Japan by Portuguese missionaries in 1549 and banned in 1614, setting in motion a period of bloody persecution that forced the faithful to choose between martyrdom or hiding their beliefs.
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Like these luminaries, LeBron's glorious works in this series will, someday, form the basis of a better basketball world, built on the principles he has set forth for us in this, his time of profound martyrdom.
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Rita Katz, who heads the global extremism monitoring group SITE Intelligence, says supporters are stressing that jihad does not end with the death of a single man and that Baghdadi's martyrdom should be celebrated, not mourned.
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Official ISIS media released a video on Sunday of the final "martyrdom" statements made by nine of the suspected Paris attackers, who killed 130 people in a series of coordinated attacks around Paris on November 13.
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And supporting the Jewish state means supporting a value system that places life above all else, instead of championing a culture of death and martyrdom employed by Palestinian terrorist groups such as Hamas and their supporters.
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The Taliban responded to the executions by threatening "to make military targets out of all those institutions involved in the martyrdom of prisoners," according to a statement issued by Zabihullah Mujahid, a spokesman for the group.
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This stereotype goes beyond Shostakovich and beyond his music, all the way to music itself, imagined as pure and spotless, utterly truthful the way mathematics is truthful, unresistant to martyrdom and co-option but ultimately triumphant.
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In martyrdom videos that were released after the attack, Balawi explained that Taliban and Al Qaeda operatives had worked with him to pass along exclusive and accurate information, in order to win the C.I.A.'s trust.
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"It is almost certainly the case that Baghdadi's 'martyrdom' will become a propaganda bonanza for Islamic State," Michael S. Smith II, a terrorism analyst and lecturer at Johns Hopkins University's Global Security Studies Program, told Insider.
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Beloved is devoid of the perpetual martyrdom that consistently trails stories of black people who have survived through white anger and are required to practice forgiveness so as to ease white guilt and reaffirm white goodness.
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Well, it was hard for Abu Basir because he'd told me his highest dream was to complete a martyrdom operation, but I don't think there was a problem because it was normal to change your mind.
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Filmmakers who debauch ballet know not what they doeth, but there's no excuse for those inside the dance world to pimp the notion that ballet is a vale of martyrdom, and not just for the dancers.
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Long divorced from the girl's father, she has chosen as her subject this woman of early Christian Rome, honored by the church for spurning the marriage proposals that would have spared her from suffering and martyrdom.
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A Twitter account associated with the Baluchistan Liberation Army, a separatist group in the sprawling and violent province of Baluchistan, said that three of its members had "embraced martyrdom" in an attack on the Chinese Consulate.
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The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attacks, describing each of the bombings as a "martyrdom" operation carried out by three modes of attack: a car bomb, a suicide vest and a motorcycle-borne bomb.
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"In such conditions, due to human error and in an unintentional move, the airplane was hit, which caused the martyrdom of a number of our compatriots and the deaths of several foreign nationals," the statement said.
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Rather like inexpert timing for a joke, Valentin's centering isn't working, especially if you compare it to Caravaggio's "Martyrdom of Saint Matthew" (1599–1600), which, admittedly, is not sexualizing the patriarch's crotch in the same way.
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He was motivated by militant Islamist views, prosecutors say, citing a journal he carried when he was captured in which he begged for martyrdom and expressed outrage at what he called the U.S. slaughter of Muslim fighters.
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Sako told Francis at the start of the ceremony that he welcomed the pope&aposs "special attention" to the small flock of Christians that has faced martyrdom for the faith in the Middle East, Pakistan and elsewhere.
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A brief statement released by jihadist networks on social media confirmed that al-Furgan, who also goes by the name Wa'il Adil Hasan Salman al-Fayad, had attained "martyrdom", but did not divulge more details, AFP reported.
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The TV talk shows and newspaper headline writers loved this yarn and built a narrative that put Rosenstein a step away from martyrdom, like the officials that Richard Nixon fired in Watergate's "Saturday Night Massacre" of 1973.
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Abdulkader, who became a U.S. citizen in 2006 and had been a student at Xavier University, had begun by July 2014 expressing support for the Islamic State on Twitter, including a desire for martyrdom, according to prosecutors.
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Ms. Anderson — whose credits include the play "Defying Gravity" and the HBO series "Olive Kitteridge" — revisits the well-plowed terrain of Joan's path to martyrdom from the point of view of her proud but understandably fearful mom.
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"A man lit a fire and put me on it," the actress Jean Seberg (Kristen Stewart) curtly tells her lover, the activist Hakim Jamal (Anthony Mackie), in "Seberg," a flawed and fascinating film about fame and martyrdom.
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"His martyrdom is a big loss for the Lebanese in their fight against Israeli-Zionist aggression and Takfiri terrorism," Finance Minister Ali Hassan Khalil told Hezbollah's al-Manar TV, in reference to Israel and Sunni militant groups.
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"I promise to continue martyr Soleimani's cause as firmly as before with the help of God, and in return for his martyrdom we aim to get rid of America from the region," Ghaani said, according to Reuters.
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"Around them, not very far away from them, are Shiite neighborhoods that tomorrow are going to be out commemorating, celebrating the martyrdom of these two figures, and they're going to be blaming the United States," he added.
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Khameini told Soleimani at the time that he prayed for God to reward his life with martyrdom, but "of course, not any time soon," adding that Iran "needs him for years to come," according to state media.
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In the coming months, the U.S. is likely to face unprecedented threats to our national interests from terrorists who are as dedicated to destroying our way of life as they are to reaping the rewards of martyrdom.
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It raises their cultural visibility, provides a warped confirmation of their cry-bully martyrdom (this is the entire basis of the "on many sides" argument), and helps cohere an even deeper sense of the collective fascist us.
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The paintings are "The Martyrdom of Saint Ursula" and "The Denial of Saint Peter" (both 1610), done in the months before he died, on his way to Rome in hopes of receiving a Papal pardon for murder.
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These include Jalal Al-e Ahmad and the left-leaning zealots and poets who used a mix of Marxism, Islamism, the Shia tropes of martyrdom and Frantz Fanon's third-worldism to give Iran's Islamic revolution its distinctive characteristics.
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The Kendrick Brothers—creators of Facing the Giants—used their new production deal with Sony, and the momentum built behind their cinematic martyrdom, to make a film about the modern persecution of evangelical Christians on today's college campuses.
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The undercover agent responded by suggesting to Mr. Edmonds that if he could not make it overseas to fight with the Islamic State, he could show his commitment and achieve martyrdom in the United States, court filings said.
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"Our societies have a high degree of importance that we place on maternal sacrifice, and a kind of martyrdom that goes with being a mother," says Anna Smajdor, associate professor of practical philosophy at the University of Oslo.
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His reverence for his subject as a fellow artist and kindred rebel spirit is evident in every frame, but he also works to strip away the layers of martyrdom and mythmaking that obscure the man and his art.
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"The martyrdom of three Pakistani soldiers sends a very disappointing message from Delhi, not that the Modi government has ever responded rationally to Pakistan's overtures for talks," Ms. Rehman said, referring to Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India.
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In a defiant sermon Friday, Khamenei described the "martyrdom" of Soleimani and Tehran's retaliation against the US as "acts of God, not man," and boasted that Iran had delivered a slap in the face to the United States.
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"Crazy Trump, don't think that everything is over with my father's martyrdom," Zeinab Soleimani said in an address broadcast on state television, after U.S. President Donald Trump ordered an air strike on Friday that killed General Qassem Soleimani.
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"Crazy Trump, don't think that everything is over with my father's martyrdom," Zeinab Soleimani said in an address broadcast on state television, after U.S. President Donald Trump ordered an air strike on Friday that killed General Qassem Soleimani.
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In a raid of an east London apartment rented by Redouane, police found an English-language copy of the Koran opened at a page describing martyrdom and materials that may have been used to make the Molotov cocktails.
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There, he said, Iranian officers delivered speeches invoking the martyrdom of Imam Hussein, the revered seventh-century Shiite figure whose death at the hands of a powerful Sunni army became the event around which Shiite spirituality would revolve.
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Polanski was a celebrated artist, and after the death of Sharon Tate — who was murdered in the couple's home, along with four other people, by members of the Manson family — he bore an attractive aura of grief and martyrdom.
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Prosecutors' account of an exorcism-like ritual, allegations of weapons training for children and references to martyrdom and conspiracy were aimed at persuading a judge to deny bond for the five adults charged with child abuse in the case.
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But what if the narrative of Trump's political martyrdom, railing against his "lynching," and the Fox News characterizations of a deep state culture war actually stop or reverse Democratic gains in this year's off-year elections in the South?
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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) was able to thwart a terror plot after the FBI tipped them off to a "martyrdom video" that showed a masked man threatening to carry out an attack in Canada, officers said Thursday.
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And a doctrine of jihad, which is not just a doctrine of inner spiritual struggle, is also a doctrine of holy war and all the beliefs around martyrdom explain the character of Muslim violence we're seeing throughout the world.
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"Three martyrdom attacks inflicts at least 11 deaths and 41 injuries of the churches' guards and Christians in the city of Surabaya in East Java province in Indonesia," the agency said in a statement that gave no further details.
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Much has been written about the culture of martyrdom among jihadists, the willingness to seek out death, but Dr. Afzal Ashraf thinks we have underestimated how thrilled many young Islamists were to be on a team that was winning.
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IS, which declared war on Afghanistan's Shiites nearly two years ago and has claimed responsibility for many attacks targeting them in the past, said in a statement that a Pakistani IS fighter seeking martyrdom targeted a large Shiite gathering.
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Rahami was motivated by militant Islamic views, prosecutors said, citing a journal he was carrying when captured in which he begged for martyrdom and expressed outrage at the U.S. "slaughter" of Muslim fighters in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Palestine.
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Counterterrorism analysts say there should be significant skepticism over al-Asiri's possible demise for one major reason: His group, al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, has not released any statement acknowledging his death, nor a eulogy celebrating his martyrdom.
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The archbishop's canonization was opposed by conservative leaders at the Vatican for years because of his association with leftist views, but Pope Francis ratified his martyrdom in 2015, paving the way for Archbishop Romero to be made a saint.
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The detainee, Ali Hamza al-Bahlul, is a Yemeni who made a propaganda video for Al Qaeda about the bombing of the American destroyer Cole in 2000 and helped administer loyalty oaths and drafted martyrdom wills for several Sept.
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For all its beauties, the mythical world she half-invented, half-adopted is a disturbing one, with its drama of martyrdom, self-assertion and redemption unresolved, though it's important to note that Sikán, though condemned to death, doesn't die.
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But what is normalcy when the prospect of holy martyrdom beckons, when disgust with the fallen world, the enemy's world, is so chokingly thick that you are willing to gun down ordinary people as if they were evil ghosts?
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Parliament speaker Salim al-Jabouri, the most senior Sunni Muslim politician in mainly Shi'ite-ruled Iraq, said the air strikes targeted "civilian shopping centers, causing the martyrdom and wounding of dozens", and called for the perpetrators to be punished.
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"Allegory of Italy" was a hit with its patron, and Barberini next commissioned Valentin to paint an altarpiece, "The Martyrdom of Saints Processus and Martinian" (1629-30) for a chapel at St. Peter's, the most prestigious venue in Rome.
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Two canvases titled "Martyrdom of San Sebastian" by the famous Cuzco School artist Diego Quispe Tito were destroyed and a sculpture of the church's namesake, dating from the 17th century, was burned, according to the director of Cusco's Cultural Department.
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The defendant said he began expressing support for the Islamic State on Twitter in July 2014, indicated a desire to attain "shahada," or martyrdom, and by the spring of 2015 was planning to train in Syria as an Islamic State fighter.
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Two flags fly over his grave, one of the Afghan state and the other a martyrdom banner, and between them is a poster of him wearing black shades, a military radio in one hand and an AK-222 rifle in another.
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"At 10 pm last night a U.S. plane hit a standing headquarters of the Popular Mobilisation Forces defending the border strip with Syria, using two guided missiles, which led to the martyrdom of 22 fighters," it said in a statement.
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Neither of those approaches hold much meaning for American Jews, who, like most Americans, are more concerned with this country's ghettos, and the concentration camps it's running in Guantanamo Bay and on the Mexican border, than with rehashing any foreign martyrdom.
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UNRWA must stop hiring terrorists, stop letting its facilities be used by terrorists, stop glorifying martyrdom, stop erasing Israel from maps, and stop encouraging Palestinians to hold onto a right of return that actually undermines a potential two-state solution.
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This horrific image of what is essentially a martyrdom in the cause of art — the satyr Marsyas challenged Apollo to a musical duel, lost, and died a terrible death — is one of Titian's last paintings, some say his very last.
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Mr. Makhzoomi said an F.B.I. agent told him the Southwest Airlines employee who was upset by the allegation of anti-Muslim bias said a passenger reported hearing him talk about martyrdom in Arabic, using a phrase often associated with jihadists.
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Illuminators appear to have delighted in spattering the manuscript pages with crimson for the 1445–65 illustration of the martyrdom of Saint Denis, who stands upright, holding his severed head, defying mortality while blood spurts like a fountain from his neck.
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In any case, in the wake of the invocation of Article 155, martyrdom provides a useful platform for keeping the Catalan separatist movement alive by advancing the dubious narrative of Spain as an oppressor of human rights and political freedoms.
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The martyrdom move from the beleaguered leader came amid another day of high drama in the House of Commons, as members of Parliament were given a series of "indicative votes" in order to identify which Brexit option has the clearest backing.
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David Bowie's prized Tintoretto painting, "The Angel Foretelling Saint Catherine of Alexandria of Her Martyrdom" (late 1570s) will go on view in Venice after its recent purchase by the collector Marnix Neerman, who acquired the work at Sotheby's for £191,000 ($237,693).
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It's true that conservative Christians in the United States can fall into a narrative of martyrdom that doesn't fit their actual position, true that the presidency of Donald Trump attests to their continued power (and their vulnerability to its corruptions!).
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That exhibition, presented by Artangel, opened in 2016, just after the Brexit referendum passed, and not surprisingly it provoked some Britons to interpret the latex tapestries, with their odor and hints of flaying, as a metaphor for national martyrdom and decay.
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"The apostles endure imprisonment, beatings, torture and martyrdom at the hands of their enemies, and never once lifted a finger to defend themselves through violent means," wrote G. Shane Morris, in an essay on whether Christians should carry guns in church.
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In a June 2019 post titled "The Islamic Example" on an affiliated website, AWD explains that the culture of martyrdom and insurgency within groups like the Taliban and ISIS is something to admire and reproduce in the neo-Nazi terror movement.
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A study in martyrdom and in keeping going when lives are upended, Liwaa Yazji's play (translated by Katharine Halls) devolves into shouty overkill in the second act, risky considering that quite a few audience members did not return after intermission.
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He is the opposite, in action, intent, and spatial dynamics of the angel who arrives from the top center of the painting to bestow the palm of martyrdom, clutching his chest in sympathy for the suffering he rewards to the saints.
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"A knight of the knights of martyrdom, brother Hamza al-Muhajir... was able to detonate his explosives-laden car at a post of the apostates of the militia of (President Abedrabbo Masour) Hadi," the IS statement said, according to AFP.
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There are plates depicting angelic scenes accented with gold leaf; one dish features a pair of raised breasts in the style of Saint Agatha, who, in paintings by artists like Francisco de Zurbarán, displayed her martyrdom by serving her chest on a platter.
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When people sense crimes are being committed in their name, they can become even more fanatical in their devotion to the cause, so that an all-out drive for victory, or else martyrdom, seem the only ways these sins can be redeemed.
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So when I say that most Muslims I know are very peaceful and law-abiding, that they wouldn't dream of violence, that doesn't erase all of the violence and the calls for martyrdom and jihad and holy war against disbelievers in Islamic scripture.
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Abu Anas al-Shami, a member of the Fateh al-Sham media office, told Reuters from Syria the group had carried out two "martyrdom operations", after which its fighters had gone in and had been able to "liberate a number of important areas".
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In years past, the annual rite known as Arbaeen, a commemoration of the martyrdom of Imam Hussein, a revered seventh-century Shiite figure, was a frequent target of Sunni extremist groups like the Islamic State and its predecessor, Al Qaeda in Iraq.
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"Investigations have showed that the explosion, which targeted one of our bases near Damascus International Airport, and which led to the martyrdom of commander Mustafa Badreddine, was the result of artillery bombardment carried out by takfiri groups in the area," Hezbollah's statement said.
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His tenure atop the House of Representatives started as a martyrdom, of sorts — Ryan said he didn't want the job but was shoehorned into it by his colleagues, and he let everyone know he was doing it out of duty, not desire.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said his death will make Iran "more decisive" in its resistance against the U.S. "Soleimani's martyrdom will make Iran more decisive to resist America's expansionism and to defend our Islamic values," Rouhani said on state television, Reuters reported.
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Maggie realizes it, too, and to the extent "Greater Clements" achieves the tragedy it seeks, it's not in its attempt to connect Joe's disintegration to the town's, or to America's, but in Maggie's simple martyrdom to her son and eventually his to her.
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The Amaq News Agency, which is linked to the militant group, reported that a suicide bomber had attacked a convoy of United States troops and Syrian Democratic Forces in what it claimed as a "martyrdom-seeking attack," wording it uses to take responsibility.
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