The politics of the Peoples' Voice, amplified by the Peoples' Champions, advances.
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Peoples Wine Shop and the Bar at Peoples Market Line, 88 Essex Street (Delancey Street), October.
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"Europe has invaded all peoples; all peoples are coming to Europe in their turn," he writes.
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His brother, Joshua Peoples, told the San Francisco Chronicle that Peoples was at a psychiatric hospital for a year in 2015.
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The 2013 ruling has "dramatically strengthened" indigenous peoples' tenure rights, said Rukka Sombolinggi of the Indigenous Peoples Alliance of the Archipelago (AMAN).
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"Engaging with, and supporting indigenous peoples and local communities, is vital," said Maurizio Farhan Ferrari, environmental governance coordinator for the Forest Peoples Programme.
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"Doing something for Hasankeyf these days is not only the responsibility of the Mesopotamian peoples, it's a duty of all peoples," Doğan stressed.
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INDIGENOUS PEOPLES: Nature managed by indigenous peoples and local communities is under increasing pressure but generally declining less rapidly than in other lands.
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Black Americans, indigenous peoples, Latino peoples and other victims of America's colonial history understand very clearly that white supremacy rules by violence and terror.
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Activists spread across several galleries within the AMNH, including the Hall of Biodiversity, the Hall of African Peoples, and the Hall of Asian Peoples.
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Maine: Observes Indigenous Peoples' Day as of 2019 New Mexico: Observes Indigenous Peoples' Day as of 2019 Alaska: Observes Indigenous Peoples' Day as of 2017 Governor Bill Walker also signed observances of the holiday in 2015 and 2016 before making the switch official in 2017.
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Their right to education is protected by the U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, which extends to most regions where Indigenous peoples live.
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Historical examples include European colonists mounting the skulls of murdered indigenous peoples, or indigenous peoples using skulls in both burial rituals and as trophy displays.
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It is an extraordinary network of disparate peoples bound by an imperial history that seems, even among former subject peoples, to inspire nostalgia as well as resentment.
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It's conventionally thought only to apply to colonized people, people subject to overseas colonization, peoples who are subject to an apartheid government or peoples under military occupation.
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The Oromo Peoples' Democratic Organization (OPDO), which purportedly represents the Oromo people in government, was created by the Tigray Peoples Liberation Front (TPLF), from Oromo speaking war captives.
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"While we share peoples concerns about global warming, and respect the right to peaceful protest, it should not disrupt peoples day-to-day lives," a government spokeswoman said.
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" - Allie, 28 "Washing old peoples' wrinkly malleable scalps.
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"In this regard, the right to prior and informed consent (of native peoples) should always prevail," the pope said, citing the 1997 U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
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"They should immediately pass the indigenous peoples' bill, which recognizes the customary and collective rights of indigenous people over land and resources," said Rukka Sombolinggi of the indigenous peoples' group AMAN.
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"Footage like this is vital in the ongoing struggle to protect uncontacted peoples, who are the most vulnerable peoples on the planet," said tribal advocacy group Survival International, in a statement .
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In addition to environmental consequences, entire communities have been displaced all over the world, according to a group of representatives from the Forest Peoples Programme, an NGO promoting forest peoples' rights.
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On that day, more than 22 members of a California social movement known as Peoples Temple died in a mass murder–suicide at the Peoples Temple Agricultural Project in Jonestown, Guyana.
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No. But on the flipside of that, you know what I say is so crazy, I say, I am happy that my peoples were not the peoples stranded on the island.
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CM: We are thinking of people who are part of the continuation of the first peoples on this land, the ongoing knowledge-keepers of the first peoples of the Western Hemisphere.
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"Peoples and Other Peoples" (Formerly "Guys and Dolls") In Times Square, two friends, Good Choices McGinley and Participation Trophy Masterson, try to raise enough money to keep their independent bookstore afloat.
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Having two peoples' names on the same press release is something short of definitive proof of anything other than the fact that two peoples' names appeared on the same press release.
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Can you talk a bit about the Berkeley Indigenous Peoples Day committee's mission and what you all have been doing since 1992 when Berkeley first changed Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day?
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"Far too often, forest peoples have seen government corruption turn into violence against us," Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, the United Nations special rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples, said in a written statement.
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Rimini, annual international "Meeting of Friendship Among Peoples" forum ends.
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You change the world by changing peoples' hearts and imaginations.
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We've got a lot of peoples' lives at stake here.
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All over the world the number of indigenous peoples shrivelled.
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He told Peoples to call 911 and get help immediately.
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Such measures do not amount to "taking" peoples' guns away.
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Small, plucky peoples seeking independence: Taiwan falls into the category.
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I'm so excited for these to land on peoples doorsteps!
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"Peoples is having interest in free files," the post continues.
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"It goes further than that with indigenous peoples," she said.
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Do not waste your time showering for other peoples' sakes.
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We in this room are the leaders of our peoples.
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And these are the just demands of our beloved peoples.
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You have too much of people managing other peoples' money.
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This isn't a game about, by, or for Indigenous peoples.
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The indigenous peoples are usually shown with stereotypes of folklore.
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They told the truth, and the truth changed peoples' minds.
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You've put a lot of a magic into peoples lives.
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Not drinking, you pick up on other peoples' awkwardness more.
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How do you come across these famous peoples' phone numbers?
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"AIO does not speak for all Indigenous peoples," Harris added.
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But remember that Trump's grudges aren't like other peoples' grudges.
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So, we essentially asked if this shakes peoples' belief system.
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But it isn't just sanitation that threatens incarcerated peoples' health.
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This can have serious consequences for peoples' lives and livelihoods.
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The truth is like what's gonna prick peoples' hearts more.
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Doomsayers are harming peoples' spiritual and psychological health, they say.
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The Pakistan Peoples Party said it would appeal the ruling.
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Opposite, a bespectacled man reads a study of Arctic peoples.
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It's bad tech etiquette to take other peoples' phone chargers.
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SO IT'S HARD TO PUT OURSELVES IN OTHER PEOPLES SHOES.
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Ancient communities were destroyed, cultures suppressed and peoples were expelled.
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Ethiopia is a country of many different languages and peoples.
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It stimulated a lifelong interest in Iran and its peoples.
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Decisions he makes have profound impacts on real peoples' lives.
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This is a zone of transit for Isolated Indigenous Peoples.
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Native peoples hold 80 percent of the world's remaining biodiversity.
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The AGO also offers complimentary admission to all Indigenous peoples.
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"Chimney" begins: Sanctuaries for Amazonia's native peoples are routinely violated.
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There's more private tools to be built around peoples' location.
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The National Peoples Congress declined to comment on the issue.
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He rejects pluralism, in that he would bar, among other peoples, all Muslims, or all peoples from certain countries from our nation without due process to establish which are threats and which are not.
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"Indigenous peoples are the ones who are left behind," Tauli-Corpuz, who became the U.N.'s special rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples in 2014, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation during an interview.
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There has been little consistency in use of apostrophes — it's Indigenous Peoples' Day in New Mexico and Indigenous Peoples Day in Wisconsin, for example — or in the tactics employed to push the change through.
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"We call on the peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean, as well as on the free peoples of the world, to understand the magnitude of the brutal threat contained in this imperial statement."
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"For a number of years, money has been dangling in front of our peoples' face, in front of our peoples' eyes, so we could fall for the flash buildings we have - it's costly," said Sapolu.
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Amidst metastasizing social injustice, economic stagnation and environmental catastrophe, Indigenous peoples are leading the way forward to a more just future for our lands, waters, economies and all the nations and peoples who share them.
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"For a number of years, money has been dangling in front of our peoples' face, in front of our peoples' eyes, so we could fall for the flash buildings we have — it's costly," said Sapolu.
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Although massive displays like the dinosaur halls are famous draws, the museum is also well known for its anthropological exhibits, which include the Hall of Asian Peoples, the Hall of African Peoples, and so forth.
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In rooms grouped by sixes down long corridors, young people who spent their winter vacations cutting other peoples' grass and cleaning other peoples' floors try hard to study and party, and pretend everything is normal.
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" In the next breath, he stresses that the city is working hard to plan the celebrations for Indigenous Peoples' Day to recognize "the incredible and significant contributions Native peoples have made to Santa Fe's history.
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"The interests of the Russian and Ukrainian peoples...coincide," he said.
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Belter is the lingua franca for the universe's most dispossessed peoples.
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August 9 is the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples.
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"Education can have an incredible effect on peoples' lives," Sengstaken said.
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"This week the-shadowbrokers be thinking fuck peoples," the post reads.
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It's not PC for me to say anything against indigenous peoples.
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We're focusing very much on offering this to advance peoples' lives.
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Make sure that those policies include actions to benefit Indigenous peoples.
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That probably means consumer versions will be adapted for peoples' phones.
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Canada's indigenous peoples, for their part, have also become more assertive.
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They were part of the peoples known as the Ancestral Pueblo.
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Y. Data uLike UnLtd' and 'Other Peoples' info 4 you Inc.
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Phillips was attending the Indigenous Peoples March at the same time.
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"This show is not about reliving peoples' sexual assaults," Kimmel said.
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Jones established the Peoples Temple in 1964 in Redwood Valley, California.
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VICE: What drew you to Jim Jones and the Peoples Temple?
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The 640 square-foot store won't be near many peoples' homes.
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The Kurdish-rooted opposition Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) condemned the bombing.
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Facebook has definitely taken note of young peoples' love of messaging.
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"There are no bad peoples, just bad individuals," she told Reuters.
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"There are no bad peoples, just bad individuals," she told Reuters.
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If you peoples is being easily confuse, you be stopping here.
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Peoples has a U.S. utility patent for the invention, he said.
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" - Landon Peoples, Fashion News Writer "I'm really torn on this one.
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It includes people of every background, and peoples of every faith.
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" "It jeopardizes not only investigations, but puts peoples' lives in jeopardy.
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So we are very wary of others peoples judgement of us.
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Those efforts helped establish early trade relations between the two peoples.
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Politics is not the most important part of many peoples' lives.
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These works contain statements regarding all religions and peoples, including Jews.
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Religious Ceremonies and Customs of All the Peoples in the World
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Embrace the sustainable bipartisan work that can improve peoples' lives, now.
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Day by day, our peoples' hate increases as everyone recognizes them.
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In modern China, indigenous peoples struggle to safeguard their traditional cultures.
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Peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation.
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Blowing up peoples' portfolios isn't going to get anyone re-elected.
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When it comes to peoples' money, there's a lot to lose.
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Stop any invasive questions about peoples' bodies that you may have.
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Contraception is very much linked to peoples' futures, economically and otherwise.
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Indigenous peoples here were also included in chattel slavery during periods.
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They don't have a clue, in terms of these peoples' lives.
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Mr. Demirtas is the Peoples' Democratic Party's presidential candidate in Turkey.
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The overall aura of mystery only intensified peoples' fascination with them.
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Los Angeles has even changed Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples Day.
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As the American presence swelled, tensions between the two peoples grew.
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But a report by the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network on Dec.
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TheShadowBrokers is being disappointed peoples no seeing novelty of auction solution.
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A month later, Indigenous Peoples' Day was officially celebrated in Louisiana.
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"We must hear the anger of Europe's peoples today," he said.
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My glasses are Oliver Peoples and my earrings are Lisa Jenks.
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The UN has a duty to protect Northern Iraq's indigenous peoples.
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"They don't respect other peoples' land," Tucker told CNN affiliate WTVR.
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Across the building, Ms. Peoples-Stokes was striking a similar note.
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"I've driven by a lot of these peoples' homes," he said.
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"We must hear the anger of Europe's peoples today," he said.
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Like Smoke Serpent's "Jiu Jitsu" (featuring Dilated Peoples' Rakaa!) for example.
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It became very clear at the end of the 20th century that there were still missing chapters, about peoples displaced by early settlers, whose lands were taken from them, and about peoples brought here as slaves.
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"Tribal peoples need to be respected as contemporary societies and their human rights protected," says Rylance in the film, which was launched by Survival International on Wednesday, urging people to join the campaign to protect tribal peoples.
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Do what you've got to do, but don't pick on peoples' families.
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That we will protect vulnerable peoples when they are targeted by governments?
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Mills signed legislation Friday that replaces Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples' Day.
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Like sports mascots, they say, these costumes make caricatures of indigenous peoples.
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In many other places, indigenous peoples are opening their villages to visitors.
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Simply to spread the word about what could cure other peoples' breakouts.
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"It's a new symbol of the awakening of the peoples of Europe."
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Peoples did not sustain any apparent injuries and was taken into custody.
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Today, 32-year-old Mychel Peoples shows us around her Harlem studio.
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Email apps scraping peoples' inboxes for profit include Edison, Cleanfox, and Slice.
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"Please keep supporting Indigenous Peoples' art and way of life," Doll pleads.
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San Francisco is one of several cities that observes Indigenous Peoples' Day.
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Apparently the couple would do this act to get into peoples homes.
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This has been a year of navigating firsts for Ms. Peoples Wagner.
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The only solution to the conflict is two states for two peoples.
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Heinrich Heine, a poet, romanticised and belittled the peoples to Germany's east.
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The first official apology to Australia's indigenous peoples came only in 2008.
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What does change peoples behavior is changing the culture of an institution.
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All have large populations of tribal peoples, among whom illiteracy is common.
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Was incredibly emotionally invested in peoples work and careers — like no other.
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The other side: Peoples' attorney Chuck Smith said the crash wasn't intentional.
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Transmissions From Jonestown is the definitive aural history of the Peoples Temple.
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"You make bad decisions when you take other peoples money," says McCune.
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And that survey only considers peoples' reaction to fairly abstract privacy risks.
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But both of those cars are out of many peoples' price range.
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"The offences that the original peoples suffered should be recognised," he said.
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They will be his peoples, and God himself will be with them.
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"What better way to get peoples' attention?" said his mom, Alexis Parker.
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For thousands of years, fires lit by indigenous peoples maintained oak savannas.
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The pro-Kurdish Peoples Democratic Party (HDP) will run without a partner.
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My iPhone's definitely not the norm when compared to most peoples' phones.
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Burger King made a TV ad that triggers peoples' Google Home devices.
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That's why he launched Peoples Designs, the company that manufactures the bowl.
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This grub clearly has a place in many peoples' hearts (and stomachs).
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Archie's favourite thing to do is open other peoples Christmas presents pic.twitter.
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This is such an important issue that affects millions of peoples' lives.
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Hearing that the developers had added "Contact Resistant Peoples" to their vocabulary?
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We are part of the peoples, history, spirit, and civilization of Europe.
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"You could have been the unsung hero saving peoples' lives," she said.
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Algerians tortured by the French, and came to believe that colonized peoples
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The Rohingya are one of the most persecuted peoples in the world.
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Before 1846, California's native peoples suffered great losses from diseases and dispossession.
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" Without the British, "the union of European peoples becomes pointless and lost.
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"The number 22 has become so ingrained in peoples' vocabulary," he said.
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We can celebrate if we cut peoples' taxes or win a war.
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It directly impacts on peoples' lives, particularly the most vulnerable in society.
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Airshare also manages peoples' own planes for them, providing pilots and maintenance.
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We'll continue to work to improve living conditions for all indigenous peoples.
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"Our goal used to be to hurt peoples' ears," Brooks told Nisey.
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"Algorithms may beat people at chess, but they don't hold peoples' hands."
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Staying healthy yourselves is an act that might save other peoples' lives.
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But a sustainable travel initiative offers an intimate experience with local peoples.
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It asks: What can we learn from animals, indigenous peoples, the cosmos?
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A quiet investigation found that Salomon was bidding in other peoples' names.
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The European peoples, it is up to us to pull them together.
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Cancel playdates and hangouts at other peoples' homes for the time being.
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"Their voting tends to help you prosper," Mr. Peoples said of Republicans.
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Many indigenous peoples also hold animals in a special, sometimes deified, regard.
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The peoples of the United States and Iran should have diplomatic ties.
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The tournament served as a meeting ground of distant peoples and cultures.
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Sometimes the posts and comments go further than just minimizing peoples' problems.
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If not, should we celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day instead — or something else?
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Well, the United States government itself took it from Native American peoples.
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There is deep reconciliation America has yet to do with indigenous peoples.
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They share a determination to undermine the land rights of Native peoples.
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A 34-yard pass to Donovan Peoples-Jones set up the touchdown.
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The inflaming and legitimizing of peoples' darkest, basest impulses to find entertainment.
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The question of home for many Indigenous peoples is a difficult one.
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I read about other peoples' relationship issues on Reddit before falling asleep.
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Do you desire the well-being of all peoples in the world?
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"The Europe of peoples will be constructed against globalist dissolution," she said.
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"When President Trump says something, I think peoples' initial reaction ... is skepticism."
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The site then calculates a percentage based on peoples' votes, and boom!
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The native peoples and the Spanish had never seen anything like it.
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He does not hold all people, and all peoples, as inherently dignified.
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I ask him if he often signs peoples' shirts, or their bodies.
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We'll continue to work to improve living conditions for all Indigenous peoples.
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Phillips was taking part in the Indigenous Peoples March in the capital.
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I want to make concrete changes to peoples' lives today and tomorrow.
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The online platform and map, Tierras Indigenas, was built by Paraguay's Federation for the Self-Determination of Indigenous Peoples (FAPI), and so far 13 of the country's 19 indigenous peoples have contributed to it, Washington-based WRI said.
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The third rather trendy critique of the Electoral College is that it favors poor rural red states over prosperous populous urban blue states, suggesting, perhaps unintentionally, that poor peoples' votes should be worth less than wealthier peoples' votes.
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So while it's possible for the CIA to hack into most peoples' smartphones, doing so takes a lot of work, in much the same way that breaking into peoples' homes, one at a time, is a lot of work.
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"States should take effective measures, in consultation and cooperation with the indigenous peoples concerned, to combat prejudice and eliminate discrimination and to promote tolerance, understanding, and good relations among Indigenous peoples and all other segments of society," it adds.
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" Reed added: "It's not really our job to judge other peoples' spiritual journey.
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China's cooperation with Zimbabwe was "all round" and benefited both peoples, he added.
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It's about understanding peoples' thoughts or emotions and matching them word for word.
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People be wishing for other peoples kids to be taking away from them.
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"'I know where they are if I need them,'" Kephart recalled Peoples saying.
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It all needs to stop, because they're just making other peoples' lives miserable.
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Both peoples had their culture and language usurped by a more dominant group.
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It has even published a study defending the diversity of peoples' News Feeds.
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Their movement is a howl of anguish at the integration of different peoples.
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Image: Parks CanadaThe effort is being lauded by conservationists and local indigenous peoples.
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"Peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation," Trump tweeted.
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His girlfriend, 28-year-old Erin Peoples, said she just didn't have time.
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Peoples stayed on the shore with their dog, a pitbull mix named Harley.
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Twenty-one protesters were arrested, the National Union of Peoples Lawyers told CNN.
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The anti-immigrant Danish Peoples Party is now the second largest in parliament.
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Like Roman Catholics, Protestants sought to bring their faith to other peoples, too.
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These ancient peoples had to figure out when animals would be seasonably available.
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A push to replace the holiday with "Indigenous Peoples Day" is gaining steam.
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Abubakar, a former vice president, will stand as the Peoples Democratic Party candidate.
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It's about, every day, how much time are peoples pending watching live broadcast.
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It's that most peoples' wallets get lighter while a few others get fatter.
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As Democrats, we can't let this debate become disconnected from peoples' everyday lives.
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"How do we earn peoples' trust?" the CEO asked rhetorically during the conversation.
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There's some upside there that may stir some peoples' views on the Fed.
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" "We are all here today for peace, and for the brotherhood among peoples.
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The direct impacts are on his dogs—and other peoples' in the village.
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Patterson found Peoples-Jones in one-on-one coverage along the right sideline.
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And when people manage other peoples' money, they don't like to take risks.
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Human sacrifice was practiced by many Indigenous peoples of pre-columbian South America.
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It claims to skirt the politics that often plague sports and divide peoples.
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" And concludes: "The wars continued until all native peoples were driven onto reservations.
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Peoples Improv Theater, 123 East 24th Street, Manhattan, 212-6433-7488, thepit-nyc.com.
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It's an animistic religion that the native peoples practice—everything has a spirit.
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Elites is making laws protect self and friends, lie and [screw] other peoples.
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"Germany is very much bound in this international migration of peoples," he said.
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Her party, the Pakistan Peoples Party, still won, and her husband became President.
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Peru. In the 1980s, tens of thousands of indigenous peoples in Ayacucho were
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Vaguely dubbed "The Peoples' Spring," it wasn't clear just what the revolutionaries wanted.
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Seafaring peoples must stand on the principle that maritime freedom is likewise indivisible.
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Rather, they commissioned artistic and decorative works from artisans of various subject peoples.
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Nutritional questions have always been cultural questions for the indigenous peoples of Canada.
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But in the half-century since, Europe's nations—and Europe's peoples—have come
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Doe's forces targeted the Mano and Gio peoples; the NPFL in turn targeted
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Be prepared to adapt, as peoples' opinions and behaviors can change over time.
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"I love watching peoples faces when they hear that instrument," Strauchen-Scherer said.
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"Peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation," he tweeted.
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The forced migration of peoples and objects rendered each a kind of migrant.
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Delbourgo deftly unpacks Sloane's complicated attitude toward the enslaved peoples of the Caribbean.
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So today, New Yorkers are celebrating both Indigenous Peoples Day and Columbus Day.
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"Fictional television does in fact have an effect on peoples' opinions," he says.
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Teri Shields spent part of her girlhood in Newark, cleaning other peoples' houses.
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These are qualities many incarcerated peoples either lack or have learned to ignore.
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Those free peoples then could decide what remerging or federated relationships they prefer.
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As the Dutchman who wants to be tolerant of other peoples and cultures?
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"I do understand peoples' frustrations with them not paying taxes," Ms. Anderson said.
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In immigrant communities, the fear of such raids deeply affects peoples' everyday lives.
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"Delivering other peoples' babies is something I do every day," she told NBC.
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First Nations peoples, Métis and Inuit make up 4.9 percent of Canada's population.
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Berkeley had its first Indigenous Peoples' Day instead of Columbus Day in 1992.
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Some suggested a day honoring indigenous peoples could be held on another date.
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Nationalists fought for the unity of their peoples and independence from foreign rule.
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The media naturally gravitates to those gripping stories of peoples' frustrations and anger.
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Gretchen Whitmer issued a proclamation calling for Michigan's acknowledgement of Indigenous Peoples' Day.
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Persecution of Native peoples in the United States accelerated in the 20th Century.
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Confederation was an attempt at compromise between peoples within a unified political framework.
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But many of Australia's First Peoples continue to encounter both discrimination and despair.
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The federal government has ignored or threatened our very existence as Indigenous peoples.
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They have a set of universal intuitions that help establish harmony between peoples.
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"As native peoples, we have been knocked down again," he said in statement.
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Wednesday night's performances are all free and feature regular Peoples Improv Theater shows.
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Rost and his team also wholesale reject the reality of trans peoples' existence.
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The city was, historically, a magnet for immigrants and home to indigenous peoples.
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Those two things are, likely, only possible with two states, for two peoples.
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"May Allah mend their hearts for the best of their peoples," he tweeted.
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Which a lot of early internet peoples were doing, so don't be embarrassed.
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So it was shown semi-clandestinely in peoples front rooms or little holes.
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Jurassic 23, Dilated Peoples, and The Beat Junkies held sway in the West.
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Nunavimmiut, the Indigenous peoples of Nunavik, haven't always been fond of collaring caribou.
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Thanksgiving Day is a sensitive day for the Indigenous Peoples of North America.
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"Peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation," he wrote.
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The resulting Uluru Statement From the Heart called for the creation of a constitutionally enshrined voice for Indigenous peoples and a commission both to supervise "agreement-making" between the government and Indigenous peoples and to enable "truth-telling" about the past.
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Toward the end of the description, Virgil uses an alternative name of Vulcan for variety, saying that "Mulciber" had molded various exotic peoples; in Ferry's version, "Mulciber" has become one of the exotic peoples ("Mulciber / Is shown there and the Nomads…").
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Elayne Gregg is part of the Tohono O'odham, Akimel O'odham and Inupiaq peoples, an advocate for indigenous peoples' rights and a member of Indivisible Tohono, a grassroots group that engages in voter rights and civic activities throughout her Arizona community.
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"It is the only government department in the world which is dedicated to the protection of indigenous peoples who have little or no contact with national society and other tribes," according to Survival International, an NGO dedicated to tribal peoples' rights.
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The former had voluntarily limited its peoples' immigration to the United States in 19173.
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One can climb the Andes with guides to reach indigenous peoples as the Qu'eros.
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That ensured that America's particularly rapacious brand of colonialism ensnared yet more native peoples.
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Rimini, annual international "Meeting of Friendship Among Peoples" forum continues; ends on Aug. 25.
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The land is haunted by that divide, and by vanished kingdoms, peoples and wars.
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The tour is held annually on Indigenous Peoples' Day, federally recognized as Columbus Day.
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Analysts estimate that they're also among the most used apps on peoples' phones, too.
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"The Haitians and Dominicans are two neighboring peoples on the same island," he says.
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You have to make sure everything is perfect [as] you're dealing with peoples' lives.
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Rimini, annual international "Meeting of Friendship Among Peoples" forum starts; ends on Aug. 20900.
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Rimini, annual international "Meeting of Friendship Among Peoples" forum continues; ends on Aug. 23.
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Rimini, annual international "Meeting of Friendship Among Peoples" forum continues; ends on Aug. 22.
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Rimini, annual international "Meeting of Friendship Among Peoples" forum continues; ends on Aug. 21.
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"I don't know why certain companies or peoples' reaction is so strong," he added.
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Most of the groups campaigning for the protection of indigenous peoples are cautiously hopeful.
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These charges have frustrated First Nation peoples, as well as Métis groups farther west.
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Vermont has already been celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day for nearly three years, after Gov.
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Two embassies for two states for two peoples: that would be truly fresh thinking.
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So my heart's with speech being out there and peoples' opportunities to make judgment.
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Both countries' peoples benefit from their trade and business relations, Lu said on Tuesday.
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The peoples in Mexico in 1519 were not the "original" ones but later arrivals.
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"The moral of the story is, just don't take other peoples' stuff," Rober says.
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The pro-Kurdish Peoples Democratic Party (HDP) nominated its jailed former leader Selahattin Demirtas.
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The effects of this colonial violence continues to shake Indigenous peoples across the world.
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Honored to join Indigenous leaders and native peoples as they fight for climate justice.
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I woke up in Fargo, North Dakota at Peoples Organic Coffee and Wine Cafe.
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I just thought, putting politics in front of peoples' health -- it's just so disgusting.
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"This is the desire of our two peoples but also our governments," Wang added.
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Let's focus on the American peoples' true priorities -- the Main Street issues that matter.
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Peoples Temple, as it grew, began to swell to thousands and thousands of members.
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Infertility, malformations, and premature death all likely plagued these ancient peoples because of it.
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It's not the peoples' job to prop up the government's every little spending project.
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As a result, the day has held huge significance for many cultures and peoples.
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It's just convinced some gullible investors to subsidize a lot of peoples' taxi rides.
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There is a stereotype that Native American peoples have a singular connection to nature.
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He wanted to make a difference in other peoples' lives, and so did she.
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That way, it wouldn't just be amusing, it would actually stick in peoples' brains.
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Do you think Columbus Day should be replaced with an Indigenous Peoples' Day instead?
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"Today begins a new era for the native peoples of the world," Morales said.
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ROSS: WELL, THE PRESIDENT DOES NOT WANT TO INTERFERE WITH PEOPLES' RETIREMENT SAVINGS. PERIOD.
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"I have never hoped for something so hard ever in my life," Peoples says.
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The friendship between our two peoples will not be tainted by disrespect and excessiveness.
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Syrians, like other peoples across the region, rose up peacefully against their authoritarian government.
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Vermont has become the latest state to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples' Day.
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Indigenous peoples have been marginalized for almost all of Bolivia's colonial and modern history.
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Yet it doesn't cross peoples' minds as often as, let's say, Facebook's power does.
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Tens of millions of peoples' information was stolen in a Capital One data breach
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Another item up for grabs is a pair of Mr. Evans's Oliver Peoples sunglasses.
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The objective must be to secure positional, industrial and logistical advantage for free peoples.
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It's lots of peoples' first access to ideas that they're not exposed to IRL.
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Sanchez says there is a wide awareness of this lawsuit amongst First Nation peoples.
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I'd like [the city] to stop using fake moral reasoning to attack peoples' work.
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Barnett's hybrid found her mojo by finding herself in other peoples' dreams and nightmares . . .
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Chelsea Vowel: Originally, I used a binary wherein settlers were all non-Indigenous peoples.
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You start to notice patterns in peoples' reactions after doing it for so long.
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Sitting in the back row is Xavier Thomas, the youth director at All Peoples.
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They will sponsor joint citizenship clinics at the Council of Peoples' offices in August.
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Jones was a preacher who formed the Peoples Temple in Indiana in the 1950s.
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Still, they care enough to ask about peoples' summer plans, kids, and elderly parents.
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If true, it diverges from decades of support for two states for two peoples.
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Google doesn't want the results of peoples' well-intentioned searches to lead to fatalities.
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Why not give those hurt by the hurricane cash, instead of other peoples' junk?
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Ms. Velásquez was working as a representative of the Mayan Peoples' Congress of Guatemala.
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I found everyone deified the leader, and they pushed peoples' boundaries in unsafe ways.
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The costs to governments and peoples were bailouts, lost jobs and more public debt.
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Peoples-Jones's three touchdown receptions matched the total scored by Michigan receivers last season.
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Some of these populations thrived, becoming the ancestors of indigenous peoples throughout the hemisphere.
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The Chukchi are the indigenous peoples of the Chukchi Peninsula, within the Russian Federation.
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Mr. Buttigieg marked Indigenous Peoples' Day with a plan to increase tribal nations' autonomy.
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They're hoping a strong show of force will force this decision down peoples' throats.
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"Peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation," the President tweeted.
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What does it mean for the peoples of the Maghreb and the Middle East?
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Ackmann's "These Fevered Days" peoples the poet's world more thoroughly than do previous accounts.
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In time, native peoples emerge from those trees, by turns watchful, threatening and welcoming.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham's decision this year to recognize Indigenous Peoples' Day has big implications.
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The plight of displaced peoples is absolutely fundamental to me and to my faith.
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The plight of displaced peoples is absolutely fundamental to me and to my faith.
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This is obvious in the history of slavery, imperialism and violence against indigenous peoples.
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Ms. Peoples now attends Hunter College, where she receives financial aid through academic scholarships.
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Today, nearly seven in 10 American Indian/Alaska Native peoples live in metropolitan areas.
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We were still under the protection of our permit for the indigenous peoples rally.
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That's why listening to what Native peoples are actually asking for is so important.
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He is always the undeserving victim of other peoples' malice, incompetence or both. 19.
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And to his critics, the Franciscan friar represents Europe's imperial conquest of native peoples.
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Quebecers and the French sometimes sound like two peoples divided by a common language.
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He is always the undeserving victim of other peoples' malice, incompetence or both. 38.
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Hunter-gatherers across the peninsula had a mixture of ancestry from the two peoples.
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This country would be nothing without all of the various peoples who are here.
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Mazatl means "deer" in Nahuatl, an indigenous peoples from southern Mexico and Central America.
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" He added: "Great days lie ahead for our two peoples and our two countries.
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" The United Nations special rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples, Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, wrote that "it is highly probable that her assassination is linked with her work in protecting the human rights of the Lenca indigenous peoples to their lands and territories.
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People need to understand that there's certain timing in peoples' lives for things to happen.
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They&aposre a violation of human rights, free movement, free peoples, you&aposve heard it.
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People of the Book, at least one of the many Peoples of Facebook, where I
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Peulhs have their own culture, which neighboring peoples feel in sharper detail than I can.
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Two co-leaders of the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) were arrested on Friday, officials said.
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Meanwhile, Phillips was attending the Indigenous Peoples March, which was held on the same day.
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Peoples decided that burying the magnets and keeping them in inventory was the same thing.
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After completing my profile, I browsed other peoples' video profiles nearby, and around the world.
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"He's always just trying to do good for himself," Joshua Peoples said about his brother.
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A drama of older peoples' lives and loves, it also includes some hot sex scenes.
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That same year, he also released his debut album, The Peoples Champ, according to iTunes.
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When I have time free, I find opportunities to stop at peoples' desks to chat.
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One person whose story has really touched peoples' hearts is that of Eddie Jamoldroy Justice.
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That won't change but I will be more mindful and respectful of peoples' personal space.
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In some peoples' opinion, going live should be saved for only the most noteworthy moments.
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Indigenous peoples were confined to reserves and their lands taken by the Crown or sold.
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After the birth of Canada, efforts to assimilate or wipe out indigenous peoples were redoubled.
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The Canadian Museum of History is updating its exhibits to include more about indigenous peoples.
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It is not only indigenous peoples who can learn from the rest of the world.
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Sanchez believes that the NSA likely could have done more to secure innocent peoples' computers.
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"This year is about wresting away your goals from other peoples' wants," Mr. Green says.
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So I opened my SUV doors to R29ers Christene Barberich, Alyssa Coscarelli, and Landon Peoples.
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This would be in the interests of both peoples and of the entire international community.
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Why don't you get a video training officers how to treat and encounter black peoples.
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In 281 two-thirds of areas traditionally occupied by indigenous peoples had been officially recognised.
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You can't change somebody's mind, and you can't live your life for other peoples' opinions.
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Among the Iroquois peoples in North America, only women voted and only men held office.
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It's truly changing my life, which in turn I hope to change other peoples' lives.
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The rest of the world is virtually unrepresented—and this is dangerous for Indigenous peoples.
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Economic power, racial inequality, and the struggles of indigenous peoples are not optional or supplemental.
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Judaism is only his way in, a mighty metaphor for all religions and all peoples.
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With in-ear tips, the Sony WF-1000XM3 buds fit better in most peoples' ears.
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Brazil's 850,000 indigenous peoples live on reservations that make up 13 percent of the territory.
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They managed to escape through the rear door, possibly saving a good 20 peoples' lives.
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Image: Adam Clark Estes/GizmodoGoogle Home and Chromecast devices are reportedly killing peoples' Wi-Fi.
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"It eliminates that huge barrier to entry for agbiotech companies," CEO Oliver Peoples told Nature.
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Another major theme four years ago was the wounds of colonial racism against indigenous peoples.
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Second, forest peoples' land rights need to be supported, for both ethical and practical reasons.
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One concept would be two systems for two peoples, which Palestinians would see as apartheid.
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Opposition parties also formed an alliance, which excluded the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP).
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Addiction, popping ... I always go around and grayscale peoples' phones, and then they- Oh, really?
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Naples' center-left mayor Luigi de Magistris said Salvini was playing politics with peoples' lives.
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In the past few years, we've seen a dramatic shift in peoples approach to fashion.
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Francis, the first South American pope, has sympathetic ties with the plight of Hispanic peoples.
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McMahon grasped early on that playing on peoples' fears and anger was a ratings goldmine.
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See theshadowbrokers' previous posts... Peoples is seeing what happenings when theshadowbrokers is showing theshadowbrokers' first.
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Spotted in LAX: one of those outlet stickers with peoples rage applied to them. pic.twitter.
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Some of them are the size of peoples' heads — it looks like they'll tip over!
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Now matters are slowly improving; police hold town-hall meetings to hear young peoples' grievances.
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"The European elites (are) against the choices of the peoples," Salvini said in a statement.
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This helps him connect where it counts most: with the suffering peoples of the world.
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The ruling Peoples' Party, the opposition Socialists and liberal Cuidadanos all support switching to GMT.
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Most important of all was the distress caused to their peoples by harsh mutual recriminations.
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"We will be friends to all the peoples and governments of the world," he said.
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That was, after all, the relevant right for peoples seeking to escape situations of oppression.
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But Krall, the villain of the piece, hates the sight of different peoples being friends.
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Some people really do abuse the algorithms that control what ends up on peoples' screens.
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The Senate stands as the most extraordinary democratic body in the history of free peoples.
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That's because the historic Ottoman region of Macedonia was composed of so many different peoples.
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But the challenge of governing enormous spaces, especially those sparsely populated by diverse peoples, remains.
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Your art, your job as a Roman, is to 'spare defeated peoples, tame the proud.
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Steppe peoples moved across the region for most of recorded history, according to Encyclopedia Britannica.
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The extent to which Aboriginal peoples saw and actually believed these depictions is not known.
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Peoples served in the Army between 2004 and 2006, and was honorably discharged, Ngo said.
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The result is a medley of peoples of varied languages, dress, cuisines—and political interests.
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This means that their deeper histories, based on settlement by First Peoples, isn't necessarily reflected.
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The Wampanoag peoples and pilgrims hunted and feasted on venison, fish, and fowl, including turkey.
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There is a friendship between our two peoples and we have to maintain these ties.
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For many indigenous peoples throughout North America, fur has always been a way of life.
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"What are peoples thoughts in the U.S. about exigent circumstances?" the May 30 email starts.
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Indigenous peoples are coming to Standing Rock from as far away as the Amazon Basin.
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The Miskitos, unlike other Indian peoples in the Americas, were never conquered by the Spanish.
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In the United States, diversity of peoples and opinions is our strength as a democracy.
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Rather than soldiers fighting soldiers, they were destroying peoples' lives, uprooting them from their homes.
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Indigenous peoples and many new immigrants and refugees face complex barriers to health care access.
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Bolsonaro has also worked to strip protections for indigenous peoples that live in the rainforest.
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But Mr. Peoples, a sales representative for commercial and industrial products, says it is likely.
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"He wasn't my first choice," said Mr. Peoples, who supported Luther Strange in the primary.
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In fact, many feel it's their way of showing respect for black peoples and cultures.
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Shaping that debate are people like the Assembly majority leader, Crystal Peoples-Stokes of Buffalo.
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The Pakistan Peoples Party, the third-largest party, has 54 but abstained from Friday's voting.
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The new rush of genetic samples reflects an improving relationship between scientists and indigenous peoples.
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Their stories may preserve information about contacts between distantly related peoples in the far past.
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Mr. Demirtas, a Kurdish human rights lawyer, is the candidate of the Peoples' Democratic Party.
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His book "Resist and Rebel: The Peoples' Uprising in America" will be published in 22017.
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The seemingly random capitalization is meant to forge negative associations between certain peoples and groups.
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We are among the few peoples on earth healing from the torturous trials of genocide.
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The Aztecs and other Mesoamerican peoples performed ritualistic human sacrifices as offerings to the sun.
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" On Saturday, Trump tweeted: "Peoples lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation.
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"That was who he was," said Morgan O'Brien, today the head of Peoples Natural Gas.
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This figure is significantly out of proportion to Christians' presence among the region's displaced peoples.
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Nicaragua had been a world leader in the granting of land rights to native peoples.
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Trump must deliver message of peace, strength & unity to freedom-loving peoples around the globe!
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For these two peoples, it remains a struggle to reconcile shifting eras, values and dreams.
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America would lead a global exodus toward democracy — God was a God of all peoples.
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"Between our peoples lies a vast ocean," he says near the beginning of the talks.
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"The peoples of Iraq and Lebanon and Iran, they want their country back," Hook said.
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We remain confident that free societies and free peoples are the true drivers of innovation.
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When our politics are so partisan that we put our political gains over peoples' humanity?
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Visiting my grandparents on the Tohono O'odham Nation keeps me rooted in my peoples' history.
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Partisanship plays a larger role in peoples' choices of spouses than personality or physical appearance.
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" As CEO of a public company, Musk "has made himself wealthy on other peoples' money.
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"I am at high risk because I touch peoples' phones and computers," the employee added.
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She also will hold other peoples' cameras and phones, and actually help shoot the selfie.
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However, the name has been associated with Indigenous peoples at different points in our history.
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His eloquent language speaks of social ills, corruption, guerillas, and the plight of indigenous peoples.
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They're also one of the only peoples to suffer an attempted genocide since the Holocaust.
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"[Some] Inuit peoples, as well as northern First Nations, really depend on Caribou," said Boyce.
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Facebook had no comment on the sales, as it doesn't comment on peoples' investment decisions.
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