Many predominantly young protestors are being radicalized in dangerous and permanent ways.
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You can always experiment with other — less permanent — ways to update your look.
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Our lives will be affected in scary and permanent ways if we lose our access to Medicaid.
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Although survivors did not pay with their lives, many lives were still changed in devastating and often permanent ways.
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Humans have found visible, permanent ways of memorializing death for millennia, and Simon wants to interrogate those Stone Age instincts.
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"We did not know this beforehand, but the environment at Penn Charter helped shape Matt in permanent ways," said his father, Mike Ryan.
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Displayed on 230 billboards throughout Chicago, OVERRIDE questions this widely-seen form of commercial real estate, and proposes how they might be occupied in other, perhaps more meaningful and potentially permanent ways.
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Instead it's about kids in places like New York City and Flint, Michigan whose lives are being negatively affected -- and in possibly permanent ways by a lack of clean air and clean water.
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But as much as commissioner Adam Silver would love to test that theory, and to grow this game in more permanent ways overseas, there's no way that's happening in Asia or Europe anytime soon.
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"A lot of the times when you're seeing people talking about preservation, they're talking about games: finding or unearthing games that are lost, or making available permanent ways to be able to access pieces of this history," says Taber.
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When it noticed that people were finding more permanent ways to share their Snaps to other networks (like, say, Instagram), it rolled out a new feature called Memories so users could save photos and videos inside the Snapchat app instead.
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I think it believes that June is special and a hero, and as such, no rules apply to her, except for when those rules can be used to make her suffer in tragic and spectacular but not particularly permanent ways.
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Foner, p. 18. Darrow argued that he would need $350,000 ($ in ) for the defense. The AFL, who had already paid Darrow a $50,000 retainer, immediately began to raise the additional funds. The AFL Executive Council established a permanent "Ways and Means Committee" to seek money.
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In the following year it was increased to (Pounds)60,000 for a railway between Blacktown and Richmond. Contracts for earthworks, permanent ways and bridges were let from 1862. The line was opened on 29 November 1864 by Governor Sir John Young. A pilot engine was run before all passenger trains for safety.
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Decoration of the body in permanent ways such as scarification or tattoo or impermanently as in painting the body for a ceremony is a common feature of African cultures. Spoken or musical art is also a prominent part of Africas generally. Various instruments including drums, lamellophones and stringed bows have been used in Zimbabwe, while oratory, poetry, fable telling, praise singing and tribal ritual chants are also prominent. In recent decades Zimbabwe has become widely recognized internationally for its sculpture.
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In the following year it was increased to £60,000 for a railway between Blacktown and Richmond. The route of the railway line between Blacktown and Richmond was surveyed in 1862, with construction commencing late in that year. The engineer for the project was William Weaver (1828-1868), a former Colonial Architect of New South Wales. Contracts for earthworks, permanent ways and bridges were let from 1862 to William Randle & G. Gibbons on 11 December 1862. The contract was taken over by Messrs Iredale & McNamara on 28 September 1863.
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Bafyau attended the School of Agriculture at kabba but his studies was cut before completion when as leader of a student group, he was involved in a riot at the school. A year later in 1967, he was employed by the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC). It was at NRC that he became active in the labour union movement, he joined Railway Permanent Ways Workers Union and then the Nigerian Union of railwaymen. Bafyau rose to become the latter's secretary-general, representing the union in the national labour congress, and then becoming the congress' vice-president and then president.
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W. E. Perera's parents, Mr and Mrs W. Charles Perera W. E. Perera was born in Telok Anson, Perak, to Weeratunge Charles Perera and his wife, Galgodliynage Marthina Perera. His father a contract railway engineer from Kotahena, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) settled in Malaya (1880s) after accepting the permanent position as Head Guard of the railway between Teluk Anson and Tapah and later retiring as Chief Inspector, Permanent Ways, of the Malayan Railways. He and his siblings, elder sister Margaret, and younger brothers Samuel, Joseph and Daniel grew up in Seremban, Negri Sembilan where his father was subsequently transferred. W. E. Perera started his education at St. Francis Institution, Malacca and then moved to St. Xavier's Institution, Penang to complete his Junior Cambridge exams.
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Hethersett lies so close to Norwich that many think of it as just another of its suburbs. It is, however, a separate community with its own vitality and quite a marked community spirit. This shows itself not only in the wide range of activities in the village but also in more permanent ways in items provided for the village through the efforts of villagers. These include a learner swimming pool in the Middle School, a bench in the memory of Zita James sited at the church, a cassette library, the conversion of School House in the Middle School to provide a Music Room, the erection of a village sign, village street plans, the Jubilee Youth Club and the Scout and Guide Hut. Trees have been planted in various parts of the village and a memorial plaque has been erected on the site of the old School (No 3 Queen's Road).
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