It would mean that Trump's resistance movement has been crushed.
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Mr Cohen organised his fellow residents into a resistance movement.
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He even made a donation to the Nordic Resistance Movement.
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The Nordic Resistance Movement demonstrates in central Stockholm on Nov.
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A drawing report from Day 1 of the resistance movement.
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Many Croats fought as partisans within the communist-led resistance movement.
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Trump included the Islamic Resistance movement Hamas in the terrorism list.
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The woman, part of the Trump resistance movement refused to come down.
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Naomi, Bobbie, and Alex take part in a resistance movement against their forces.
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"The resistance movement has grown accustomed to the zombie walker (bill)," Wikler said.
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Nearby, young men and women from Mr. Museveni's National Resistance Movement waited anxiously.
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On the other hand were those who were active in the resistance movement.
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Since then, the boycott has transformed into a resistance movement, crystallizing on Jan.
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AREU: Well, are you talking the resistance movement, the march, the Women&aposs Marches?
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You are calling for our grassroots, nonviolent resistance movement to be met with violence.
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How do you think the anti-Trump resistance movement is doing in that respect?
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But to the rest of the Arab nations, it is a legitimate resistance movement.
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That seems to make it harder for them to establish a broad resistance movement.
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Unbeknown to her employer, however, she was actually collaborating with the Philippine resistance movement.
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Mr. Museveni's National Resistance Movement party rejected notions that delays in voting had favored him.
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But let&aposs understand that the Democrats have embraced the principles of the resistance movement.
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How important is that to address in envisioning effective activism and an inclusive resistance movement?
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The ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) has a thumping majority and most MPs are pliable.
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Mr Museveni and his National Resistance Movement (NRM) also have far more money to hand.
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But ISIS' European fighters stand out too much to survive in a clandestine resistance movement.
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She has the potential to be a leader of a new kind of resistance movement.
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Black protests ensued, which turned into a resistance movement and black ghettos erupted in violence.
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Parliament, controlled by Museveni's ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM), approved the constitutional amendment on Dec.
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Hezbollah was formed in the 1980s as a resistance movement against Israel's occupation of southern Lebanon.
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The left's current resistance movement, by contrast, works outside the system, undermining our core political institutions.
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But the museum didn't mention that the Dutch had the weakest resistance movement in Western Europe.
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"I didn't notice that he was actively involved in the resistance movement at all," she said.
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In both 2017 and 2018 the Nordic Resistance Movement, a neo-Nazi organisation, disrupted Sweden's Almedalsveckan.
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Those in the Trump resistance movement, though, see the shuttering of the brand as a victory.
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One supporter has predicted the resistance movement will be in the streets on Bernie's Inaugural Day.
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A resistance movement has sprung up largely powered by women repelled at what the election wrought.
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The massive resistance movement in Hong Kong is a crisis of legitimacy for the Chinese government.
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Members of the neo-Nazi Nordic Resistance Movement march through the town of Ludvika, Sweden, May 1.
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If you follow social media and the resistance movement, certainly they talk about Russia all the time.
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That model, as Obama envisions it, appears to require him avoiding the public resistance movement against Trump.
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Odinga has called for a "resistance movement" and asked his supporters to boycott the elections on Thursday.
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He and his two older sisters joined a resistance movement called the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Party (E.P.R.P.).
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If you were part of an internal resistance movement, would it be smart to announce your project?
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Amid murders, looting, and property destruction at the hands of government forces, a resistance movement sprang up.
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Anti-government protests began almost two years ago, evolving into a broader resistance movement against Ortega's government.
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Several Twitter users condemned the resistance movement for promoting violence on ICE agents, especially when children were present.
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Now, two decades later, XCOM forces that led the fight against Earth's invaders have become a resistance movement.
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It was "essentially the resistance movement, and now you see the movement being far more proactive," she said.
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"This is the biggest test the resistance movement has yet faced," said Ben Wikler, legislative director for MoveOn.org.
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But as the conflict has cooled, the Nordic Resistance Movement discovered common cause with the Russian Imperial Movement.
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Religious leaders and even some MPs from Museveni's National Resistance Movement (NRM) party have criticised the proposed bill.
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A committee of the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) has already endorsed him to stand for re-election.
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This week he transformed the opposition coalition into the National Resistance Movement, vowing to engage in civil disobedience.
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The white American supremacists who gathered in Charlottesville, Virginia, praised the Scandinavian neo-Nazi group Nordic Resistance Movement.
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But among those who signed the marriage certificate was Willem Drees, a leader of the wartime resistance movement.
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Charles M. Blow The Trump resistance movement is stretching its wings, engaging its muscles and feeling its power.
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"This is the biggest test the resistance movement has yet faced," said Ben Wikler, legislative director for MoveOn.
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Many liberals who disdained the Tea Party revolt like the progressive "resistance" movement, and for conservatives the inverse.
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You get the hang of it over time, but the early process of building your resistance movement feels rudderless.
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The affected servers include the neo-Nazi terrorist group Atomwaffen Division, Nordic Resistance Movement, Iron March, and European Domas.
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And John McCain would have been a logical person to lead the GOP wing of such a resistance movement.
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Shortly afterward, the administration declared Odinga's National Resistance Movement (NRM) an "organized criminal group" open to charges of treason.
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It will also remind the country that they are a party of substance, and not simply a resistance movement.
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Consumer activism is a powerful weapon in the hands of a resistance movement, and has already helped blunt Trumpism.
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As a consequence, a neo-Nazi group like the Nordic Resistance Movement is occasionally represented at local farmers' markets.
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WE WILL NOT BE SILENTThe White Rose Student Resistance Movement that Defied Adolf Hitler By Russell Freedman112 pp. Clarion.
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We've had members of our planning committee for our event travel out and be part of the resistance movement there.
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But ironically the activism of the resistance movement has given Mr Trump a ready explanation for his broken campaign pledges.
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A resistance movement arises among the Numbers, who communicate in code to avoid detection, like Zamyatin in his prison cell.
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Museveni's bid has also met increasing denunciation from some members of the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) Party, exposing cracks.
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Since as long Trump has been president, the growing resistance movement has constantly looked for symbols to define their movement.
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The ELN, with roots in the Cuban revolution and liberation theology, sees itself as part of a grassroots "resistance" movement.
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My grandmother would tell of the resistance movement she had joined before the partition of the Indian subcontinent in 823.
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The two brothers had fought with the Home Army, a Polish resistance movement that used guerrilla tactics against the Nazis.
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Many liberals and leftists think they taint the overwhelmingly nonviolent anti-Trump resistance movement and play into Mr. Trump's hands.
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A Facebook page for the exhibition included an emblem of the Afrikaner Resistance Movement, a South African neo-Nazi group.
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Viewers are encouraged to see themselves as members of a resistance movement, rising up against the increasing domination of liberated females.
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There, she seeks to bolster the resistance movement run by Joseph's Marthas, Gilead's term for infertile women working as domestic servants.
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Hamas What the name means: "Hamas" is an acronym for "Harakat Al-Muqawama Al-Islamia," or "Islamic Resistance Movement" in English.
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Hezbollah was formed in the 1980s as a resistance movement against Israel's occupation of southern Lebanon and they remain bitter enemies.
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" 'Operation David' Social media videos showed a group of men in military uniforms launching a resistance movement they called "Operation David.
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Given the boiling racial tensions, the national "resistance" movement, and the increasing visibility of the alt-right, things could turn ugly.
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He had been at the forefront of an effort to channel widespread socio-economic frustration into an organized nonviolent resistance movement.
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With the civil resistance movement gaining momentum across the U.S., countries targeted by Trump, including Iran, have found a new opportunity.
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The challengers have positioned their bids as part of the anti-incumbent, anti-status quo, pro-resistance movement sweeping the country.
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He took part in the Italian Resistance movement as a young adult in World War II, which influenced his early writing.
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But the government declared the National Resistance Movement, the name the opposition adopted after the boycotted second election, a criminal group.
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The "resistance movement" still reacts as if atavistic fascism were just at the door, when the real danger is everyday ineptitude.
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Just go check out an episode of "Pod Save America," one of the big breakout hits of the nascent resistance movement.
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"With regard to nominations, the obstruction by the Democrats as part of this resistance movement has actually reached historic proportions," Sen.
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"From today we are transforming the NASA Coalition into a resistance movement," Odinga said Wednesday, on the eve of the ballot.
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But the unexpected victory was a morale boost for the Mexican army, and upped support of the resistance movement for Mexican citizens.
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Hezbollah was formed in the 1980s as a resistance movement against Israel's occupation of southern Lebanon and the two remain bitter enemies.
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The left's current ill-conceived resistance movement compromises our shared belief as Americans that elections are the best way to determine policy.
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So she has to be at the center of her own resistance movement, because that is where her specialness can really shine.
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Not only could he be the state's first Latino governor in decades -- his victory also marked a milestone for the resistance movement.
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The op-ed describes a "resistance" movement within the White House to protect the United States from some of Trump's "misguided impulses."
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From 2012 to 2017, Snap dominated Venice's commercial real estate market, prompting an anti-Snap resistance movement to get the company out.
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Shortly after the mock swearing-in, the Kenyan government declared the opposition's National Resistance Movement (NRM) to be an organized criminal group.
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If the party wins control of the House this November, they'll gain the oversight power to throw muscle behind their resistance movement.
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Experts say the newest flare-up is part of the long-term resistance movement to keep the city as independent as possible.
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The 56-second ad, bathed in a red-orange tinge, links comments from Democratic leaders with the so-called resistance movement against Trump.
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Now it has also become the object of a violent anti-meat campaign, which is stirring a resistance movement among the country's bouchers.
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George Aladwa, a member of Odinga's National Resistance Movement, was detained by police in the capital Nairobi, his lawyer Nelson Havi told Reuters.
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After the speeches, I asked young Brazilians what they expect from the next four years now that the resistance movement is officially underway.
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He frequently commandeered airtime on cable and broadcast networks, where he presented himself as a legal crusader for the anti-Trump "resistance" movement.
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He said there is also a "real industry now behind recruiting whistleblowers inside the resistance movement," and creating public outcry about the administration.
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After the coup, Dr. Yazdi joined the National Resistance Movement, formed in response to the coup to keep the flame of nationalism alive.
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"This whole bill was already radioactive, but pre-existing conditions make it a nuclear power plant for the resistance movement," Mr. Wikler said.
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The resistance movement that sprang up to support him has endured, and the discord that split Honduran society then still defines today's divisions.
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Donald Trump his several theories regarding the identity of the senior administration official allegedly leading a resistance movement from within his own White House.
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Cathy, OK, when I look at this, I see a bunch of left wingers who want to stand in solidarity with the resistance movement.
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The future of Hong Kong therefore relies not only on the resistance movement locally but also on the keen support of the international community.
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We also need people from Simchowitz's level of economic privilege to part with their immediate financial self-interest and help support a resistance movement.
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The crowd included representatives from United We Dream, AFSCME, Women's March, Planned Parenthood and other organizations of the resistance movement against President Trump's administration.
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Clashes have occurred daily since the opposition Democratic Unity coalition and a self-styled youth-led "Resistance" movement took to the streets in April.
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Leia remains in charge of the scattershot Resistance movement, cut off from the Republic, whose leadership and capitol was annihilated in The Force Awakens.
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The author, described in a New York Times tweet as a "he," distanced himself and his colleagues from the "resistance" movement championed by liberals.
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In October 28503, some 22019,220 of Denmark's 7,800 Jews were evacuated by the Danish resistance movement to Sweden to escape the Nazi concentration camps.
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" Donating his prize check to the draft-resistance movement, Bly urged young men "not to destroy their spiritual lives by participating in this war.
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He worked at the Center for American Progress Action Fund and successfully tried positioned himself as the candidate of the anti-Trump resistance movement.
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His father was steeped in the resistance movement against white settlers, and his political activism forced the family to flee to present-day Zambia.
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Democrats are looking to turn the Donald Trump resistance movement into an army of candidates to try to take back the House in 0003.
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The protests soon spiraled into a broader resistance movement and became the sharpest test of his authority since he took office again in 2007.
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An Odinga ally, Miguna has declared himself a leader of the opposition's National Resistance Movement, which the government this week declared a criminal group.
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As families face back-to-school medical requirements this month, the country feels the impact of a vaccine resistance movement decades in the making.
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A resistance movement that started as an apparent majority dwindled more and more because of how the people in power wielded fear as a weapon.
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Some scenes show what the aliens are doing to humanity; others track a resistance movement led by Sigourney Weaver, and an escaped prisoner named Amir.
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REAGAN NATIONAL AIRPORT, Virginia — The anti-Trump "resistance" movement is about to get its biggest test in months — and the stakes could hardly be higher.
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I think this is really a story about the media and the narrative that they are trying to push in their anti-Trump resistance movement.
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After all, the resistance to Gilead (which apparently takes the form of a US government in hiding) would probably be a fairly standard resistance movement.
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Gandhi was revered as the "father of the nation" after he led a resistance movement which ultimately culminated in India's independence from Britain in 1947.
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The resistance movement was gaining ground by the early 1980s, and the collapse of the communist system was tending toward inevitability until the bombings happened.
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They have the resistance movement, they have scorched earth, they want to raise your taxes, they want to give the gavel back to Nancy Pelosi.
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They should seize this moment and the strength of the Resistance movement to usher in reforms that revitalize and strengthen voting rights across the country.
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The real ambition, he said, was to build the foundations of a sustained resistance movement that could circumvent the ineffectual opposition and reenergize Hungarian democracy.
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"They don't represent the center of gravity in the resistance movement, but he tries to suggest that they do," said Geoff Garin, a Democratic pollster.
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He is a member of Finland's Resistance Movement, a far-right group that the security intelligence service says aims to create a national socialist state.
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Hulu has unveiled a new look at the upcoming third season of its dystopian series The Handmaid's Tale, showing off the birth of a resistance movement.
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Or some will reinvigorate older, more established far-right or nationalist institutions like the Nordic Resistance Movement, the Football Lads Alliance, United Patriots Front, or PEGIDA.
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But to critics, Murphy's rise highlights one of the core challenges for the progressive activists who had hoped the resistance movement would transform the opposition party.
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Uganda's Electoral Commission reported that a candidate of the ruling National Resistance Movement was arrested for ballot stuffing in the Busiro South constituency south of Kampala.
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But seeing little kids get involved in the nascent resistance movement has made us feel like our future shines a little brighter than it may seem.
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Instead, they won because the average American voter found common ground with those marching at their rallies, which is one concept lost on the #Resistance movement.
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In the play, a black intellectual returns to a fictional African country from Europe for the funeral of his father, who had founded a resistance movement.
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The National Army was the main Polish resistance movement during World War Two, while "supervision" appeared to be a reference to the Nazi occupation of Poland.
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Members of the resistance movement are counting the days until the 116th Congress begins so they can break out their favorite new toy of oversight power.
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But it could provide a symbolic boost to supporters of the resistance movement — and Trump's tweets on the controversy also could help the anti-sanctuary effort.
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Do you think it's particularly relevant given everything that's going on in the world now with this huge resistance movement and the politics in North America?
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But analysts said that Nike had not suffered financially from its association with an athlete who had become a symbol of the so-called Resistance movement.
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Museveni addressed a huge crowd in central Kampala, resplendent in the signature neon yellow of his National Resistance Movement (NRM) party, and predicted a smooth vote.
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As many commentators have pointed out, the massive, leaderless resistance movement here is a critical front-line battle against the authoritarian Chinese Communist Party in Beijing.
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Nordstrom was the next big win for the "resistance movement" when the company announced plans to drop Ivanka Trump's fashion line from its stores and website.
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Planned Parenthood, National Abortion Rights Action League Pro-Choice America, and Emily's List, all organizations that have become vanguards of the resistance movement, opposed his run.
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Galvanized by the outcome on November 8, Democratic activists — whose differences were on such clear display last summer — appear to be coalescing into an organized resistance movement.
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An often violent 24-year resistance movement took East Timor to independence in 2002 and many of its key figures still feature prominently in running the country.
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Museveni said he told Kerry "not to worry" about Uganda's election and dismissed EU accusations that electoral commission had favored him and his National Resistance Movement (NRM).
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The protests soon spiraled into a broader resistance movement and became the sharpest test of Ortega's authority since the former Marxist guerrilla returned to office in 2007.
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An effective resistance movement should have a broader focus than the president's potentially illegal and treasonous behavior—it has to protest the policies and ideology he furthers.
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A series of groups in mainland Egypt, including Revolutionary Punishment and the Popular Resistance Movement, have been hitting economic and security targets in Cairo and surrounding governorates.
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The theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a double agent claiming to spy for Hitler's Reich, was actually involved in the resistance movement that planned a few of these plots.
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The Nordic Resistance Movement was banned last year by a Finnish court but it is still allowed to demonstrate while it awaits the outcome of an appeal.
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After fleeing Poland, Zygielbojm publicly relayed what he was hearing from the resistance movement about the Jewish genocide in Nazi-occupied Poland and begged allied leaders to help.
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More than 700,000 East Timorese were registered to vote in the country of 1.2 million people, which gained its independence after an often violent 24-year resistance movement.
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As The Guardian reports, not much is known about Hojabri, but she's become the face of a resistance movement against modesty laws for women in the Islamic country.
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Joshua Wong is a Hong Kong high-schooler who created a wildly popular resistance movement against China's attempt to colonize Hong Kong schools with a mandatory propaganda program.
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Several Democratic operatives, members of Congress, and powerful figures in the "resistance" movement, say Cecile Richards' next move after departing Planned Parenthood should be to run for office.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MINNEAPOLIS — The Anishinaabe artist Jim Denomie, who is based in Franconia, Minnesota, became aware of the Standing Rock resistance movement through Facebook.
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It's the resistance movement that players create to fight the cult in fictional Hope County, Montana, a town already full of gun enthusiasts and members of existing militias.
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Bale plays a high-ranking law enforcement officer who accidentally misses a dose and starts experiencing emotions that prompt him to fight on behalf of a resistance movement.
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Trump's criticism of the head of the National Park Service triggered a "resistance" movement of environmental social media accounts claiming authorship by "rogue" and anonymous U.S. government representatives.
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And even the most resistant of the self-described "resistance" movement will likely not have the resources to wipe out 26 Senate Republicans, 85033 of whom are incumbents.
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Earlier today, Hillary Clinton issued a statement praising the burgeoning nationwide resistance movement against the Trump administration, and urging Democrats to unite ahead of tomorrow's DNC chair election.
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SWEDEN Police in Stockholm wield batons to break up a violent rally by 600 members of the Nordic Resistance Movement, a neofascist group with branches across Northern Europe.
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Trump's actions have led to protests and the organization of a "Resistance" movement, which is now more actively engaging in politics at federal, state and even local levels.
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No matter how homegrown a resistance movement was, or how local the organizers were, the first response from those facing protest has always been to blame an outsider.
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The draft released Tuesday by the House Armed Services emerging threats and capabilities subcommittee calls for developing a strategy for unconventional warfare, such as enabling a resistance movement.
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A 24-year, often violent, resistance movement achieved East Timor's independence in 2002 and many of its key figures still feature prominently in the running of the country.
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Last week, a court banned a neo-Nazi group called Nordic Resistance Movement but it took part in a march as the decision is yet to be implemented.
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Taim, we learn, had become disaffected by the resistance movement, whose embrace of religiosity and armed combat seemed too similar to the thing it was meant to resist.
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"The Islamic Republic of Iran sees helping Syria's government and nation as support for the resistance movement (against Israel) and is deeply proud of doing it," Khamenei said.
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Billed as a rally for the "resistance movement," the People's State of the Union featured anti-Trump celebs including Cynthia Nixon, Michael Moore, Rosie Perez and Mark Ruffalo.
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We cannot overlook the significance of this act, because it reveals a fatal chink in the armor of the new feminist resistance movement: its radical position on abortion.
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Standing on the side of the majority of the Iranian people and their organized resistance movement for democratic change should be the cornerstone of a successful U.S. policy.
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As the "resistance" movement hopes for a blue wave next week, their savior may well be a 74-year-old white man who hates calling himself a Democrat.
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By the time she got out, the feisty blue-eyed teen with the wild mane of golden curls had been transformed into an icon of the Palestinian resistance movement.
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Years of violence ended after talks in 2005 gave it a special status within Indonesia and allowed the armed resistance movement to contest local elections as a political party.
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With just half the country's votes counted on Saturday, Uganda's election commission declared Museveni, whose party is the National Resistance Movement, the winner with 60.7 percent of the vote.
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Religious leaders and even some MPs from Museveni's National Resistance Movement (NRM) party have criticized the proposed bill, which needs two thirds of all voting house members to pass.
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Star Wars Resistance will be set just before the events of The Force Awakens, and will follow a pilot named Kazuda Xiono, who is recruited into the Resistance movement.
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Back in September, police deployed tear gas at campaign rallies for Mbabazi — a longtime Museveni ally and former prime minister who defected from the ruling National Resistance Movement party.
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California has been the epicenter of the Trump resistance movement, and Feinstein is a frequent target among progressive groups for not taking a hard enough line against the president.
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There were books about young people who did impressive or courageous things, like "We Will Not Be Silent: The White Rose Student Resistance Movement That Defied Adolf Hitler" (21913).
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Avowed neo-Nazi groups like the small but violent Nordic Resistance Movement say they draw inspiration from the Viking era and have adopted elements of the region's Viking past.
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Demographic and economic changes in this swath of the Pacific Northwest, where thick forests brush down to the rocky Pacific Coast, have given the tax resistance movement its backbone.
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As a teenager during the 1940s, she was an operative in an underground Communist resistance movement fighting Kuomintang rule, and I grew up on stories of her astonishing achievements.
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But for the first four months of Trump's administration, one issue above all others has proven the real catalyst fueling the left-wing anti-Trump resistance movement: health care.
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" One of these Democrat lobbyists, Jennifer Stewart of Stewart Strategies and Solutions, tells me she opposes the left's resistance movement because "resistance isn't going to get anything for our communities.
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Mbabazi, the former secretary-general of the ruling National Resistance Movement now running as an independent, has complicated Museveni's re-election bid even if he is unlikely to derail it.
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And if radical action is needed, the avid Twitter user with a fascination for the French World War II resistance movement, will not shy away, those who know him say.
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Hours before the President spoke, Odinga appeared at an opposition rally in Nairobi, where he addressed throngs of supporters and called for a "national resistance movement" to boycott the election.
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But videos regularly shared on social media, along with the arrival of the veterans this weekend, have drawn mainstream media coverage of late, shining a spotlight on the resistance movement.
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And they have allowed Nike, which has a history of provocative marketing campaigns, to capitalize on the so-called Resistance movement in a way it only recently realized it could.
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The demonstrations had been organized by the Center for Popular Democracy and other activist groups that have joined an ongoing, months-long resistance movement to kill the Republican health bill.
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"Donate CPU time to the Nordic resistance movement," a translated section of the website for Nordiska Motståndsrörelsen, a neo-Nazi movement with a presence in Finland, Norway, and Sweden, reads.
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Two more damaging entries were unearthed Wednesday, as BuzzFeed and Fox News' "Tucker Carlson Tonight" each revealed content that contradicts Reid&aposs emergence as a hero of the liberal #Resistance movement.
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Anna Ahlberg But Ahlberg's worst fears were confirmed a week later when investigators revealed that the people behind the blast were members of Sweden's largest Nazi organization, the Nordic Resistance Movement.
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In a misleading and tendentious Times op-ed, the Human Coalition's Lauren Enriquez condemns pro-choice women in "the new feminist resistance movement" for failing to make space for abortion opponents.
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The bill is named the Gizella Abramson Holocaust Education Act, honoring a Polish native who participated in the resistance movement against the Nazi regime before being sent to multiple concentration camps.
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Simeo Nsubuga, a legislator from Museveni's ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) party, told Reuters the move to amend the constitution was agreed in a special meeting of the party's House members.
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Norway's security police have warned of the rise of a small but politically extreme and potentially violent group called the Nordic Resistance Movement, which uses the Tyr rune in its branding.
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The marches also helped inspire the so-called resistance movement, which in turn created a network of dedicated activists, as the social scientists Lara Putnam and Theda Skocpol have pointed out.
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"The family is a delicate environment where people should sort things out themselves," says Maria Mamikonyan, head of the All-Russian Parents Resistance movement, which collected thousands of signatures supporting the measure.
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According to Abrams, the new installment takes place sometime after Rian Johnson's The Last Jedi, in which Leia Organa's Resistance movement was forced on the run and battered by the First Order.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards said on Wednesday that Washington's long-awaited Israeli-Palestinian peace plan was doomed to fail and that the Palestinian resistance movement would respond firmly to those who proposed it.
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But it does a disservice to John McCain's actual political views and those of the speakers at his funeral to retroactively conscript them into a resistance movement none of them adheres to.
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After her father is murdered, she goes on the run, and with the help of a resistance movement, learns to hide and survive in a shadow economy that exists in AR games.
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NAIROBI, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The Kenyan government on Tuesday declared the opposition's 'National Resistance Movement' a criminal group, paving the way for potential arrests following the symbolic inauguration of the opposition leader.
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Zebari said there were signs of a nascent resistance movement in the city, where some residents have spray painted "wanted" signs on the houses of Islamic State fighters and commanders, risking death.
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How would that game be twisted and corrupted if it was enacted by the sons and daughters of parents who were part of the resistance movement, hiding from General Pinochet's secret police?
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Searching for allies, June journeys deeper into the cold heart of Gilead, trying to help her daughters, dealing with a strange new Commander (Bradley Whitford) and learning more about the resistance movement.
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The filmmaker's claims come on the same day an anonymous author claiming to be a senior Trump administration official asserted that there's a resistance movement against Trump from within his own White House.
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The event will unite activists, artists and other leaders of the resistance movement who have vowed to defeat Trump's agenda in 2018 by turning out the vote and helping Democrats win back Congress.
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The men accused of the assaults are members of the Nordic Resistance Movement (NRM), a self-identified National Socialist political party that is campaigning on an anti-immigrant platform ahead of September's elections.
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On the eve of the second elections, he declared his party a "resistance movement" and encouraged his supporters to boycott the polls by staying home, even though his name remained on the ballot.
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"The delay is a huge injection of the most precious resource in the resistance movement, which is time," Ben Wikler, the national director of MoveOn, told reporters on a healthcare organizing call Monday.
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We sat down in his Capitol Hill office to discuss the Republican health care sales job, the resistance movement, and how he has adjusted his strategic approach to politics in the Trump era.
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Another former Museveni ally-turned-challenger, ex-prime minister Amama Mbabazi, has also drawn large rallies and hopes to siphon away support from disaffected members of Museveni's party, the National Resistance Movement (NRM).
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Mustafa Dzhemilev, formerly the head of the Mejlis and, before that, the leader of a nonviolent Tatar resistance movement against Soviet rule, now lives in exile in Kiev, barred from entering his homeland.
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Some 200,000 people had descended on the city center, according to official figures released during the march, carrying Polish flags and armbands with the logo of the Home Army, a wartime resistance movement.
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Over the next two decades, a resistance movement emerged in Bengali-speaking East Pakistan as the local population demanded greater representation — and eventually freedom — from the Urdu-speaking political elites in the West.
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But even if England were occupied, it's fair to think a vigorous resistance movement would have forced Germany to keep a huge reserve of troops in place to hold down the island kingdom.
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About 300 supporters of the Nordic Resistance Movement, a far-right group the Finnish intelligence service says aims to create a national socialist state, marched through the city center on Saturday waving flags.
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Advocates should not let the new law's implementation get bogged down by Clinton's resistance movement, but should let the Trump administration shape it to the needs of its intended constituents such as Nadia.
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Phillip Ellis, a spokesperson with Earthjustice, the law firm backing the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe leading the large pipeline-resistance movement, expanded on Plater's timeline: "[Trump] can't just snap his fingers," he said.
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That's because in the world of Amazon's series, based on the novel by Philip K. Dick, the Axis powers won World War II and occupied America, where a scrappy resistance movement is taking shape.
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Cannupa Hanska's "The Weapon Is Sharing (This Machine Kills Fascists)" (2017), selected by Thompson, offers a bit of a tongue-in-cheek take on the ephemeral nature of documentation, particularly within a resistance movement.
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The immediate cause is an attempt by the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) to remove presidential age limits from the constitution, allowing the 73-year-old leader, Yoweri Museveni, to run again in 2021.
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Anti-government protests began a year ago this week, evolving into a broader resistance movement and the sharpest test of Ortega's grip on power since he took office for a second time in 2007.
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Miguna stood beside Odinga at Tuesday's rally and declared himself the "general" of Odinga's National Resistance Movement, which authorities have designated a "criminal group" because of its stated intent to establish a parallel government.
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"How much truth he's speaking to his own party about the resistance movement being a bunch of wimps — not actually getting in and fighting on ideas, for example, just taking cheap shots," he said.
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Keith Ellison, the deputy chairman of the DNC, joined Perez in the statement, calling the summer action "the starting point" for the party's efforts to organize the resistance movement into a larger political force.
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Beyond her shifting stances on issues like immigration and guns, Gillibrand made her name as a leader of the #MeToo movement and has been an integral part of the resistance movement on Capitol Hill.
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In national media, fights over health care, Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch, and the coming tax reform debate have taken center-stage as the crucial questions facing the resistance movement and Democrats in Congress.
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The heart of the anti-Trump resistance movement is middle-aged white women, while the Black Lives Matter movement has receded despite Trump's own attempts to elevate it via his campaign against Colin Kaepernick.
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The blockades, which have also temporarily closed off certain United States border crossings, are part of a growing resistance movement against a natural gas pipeline that Coastal GasLink has planned for unceded Wet'suwet'en territory.
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"There are social movement actors from Occupy Wall Street all the way to the resistance movement to Trump, who are looking for an electoral political home," said Maurice Mitchell, the W.F.P.'s national director.
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But the "national dialogue" that was to follow fell apart, and a resistance movement that came to be known as the Houthi took control of Yemen's northern regions and eventually the capital city, Sana.
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The official, who went unnamed by the Times, detailed a "resistance" movement inside the Trump administration aimed at safeguarding the nation from what the author claimed are the president's impulsive, impetuous and petty tendencies.
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Meanwhile, everyone knows that whoever wins the nomination is destined to inherit an anti-Trump resistance movement that's already large and well-organized and demonstrated its enormous grassroots fundraising potential in the 2018 midterms.
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But now that the protests have grown into a wider resistance movement, with police expanding their tactics and nearly 750 people arrested, protesters are increasingly paranoid about how the authorities are working to identify them.
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Members of a self-styled "Resistance" movement, which accuses the opposition of largely being too soft on Maduro, warned on social media that they had strewn spikes to stop traffic in Tachira, which borders Colombia.
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Miguna stood beside Odinga at Tuesday's rally and declared himself the "general" of Odinga's National Resistance Movement, which authorities designated a "criminal group" this week because of its stated intent to establish a parallel government.
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A disreputable trader named Hondo Ohnaka recently opened a cargo business there, for which he is recruiting pilots to fly off-books cargo runs that may also be in support of the galactic Resistance movement.
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He explained that midterms are fertile ground for activist groups and that the Resistance movement has changed the political climate, which forced the groups who want to meddle in America's political process change their tactics.
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Everyone seems slightly perplexed and put-upon that this is now a part of their lives, all because it is the last place anyone would think to look for the leaders of a resistance movement.
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The Man in the High Castle added an organized resistance movement to Philip K. Dick's defeated American society, but it wasn't fleshed out in a way that fit the story, and ultimately turned into a distraction.
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CATHY AREU, PUBLISHER, CATALINA MAGAZINE: OK. CHAFFETZ: Do the Democrats, do they think they are scoring points with the American people by instituting this resistance movement climbing the Statue of Liberty on the Fourth of July?
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Sheikh Mohammed said the allegations on the Muslim Brotherhood were "false" and that it did not understand why it needed to cut ties with Hamas, since it was a resistance movement and not a terrorist group.
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Lady Han, the leader of a resistance movement, recounts her story to the reader, telling out her life story, and why she's mourning the death of the leader, even though she opposed her and her government.
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He said the dominance of the political space by President Yoweri Museveni's ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) party "distorted the fairness of the campaign and state actors created an intimidating atmosphere for both voters and candidates".
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Hamas bills itself as a "resistance" movement, and such movements, from the Irish Republican Army to the Viet Cong to Zimbabwe's ZANU-PF, tend to behave in strikingly similar ways: fanatical, thuggish, militaristic, hypocritical and corrupt.
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Perriello did find some success in the race positioning himself to Northam's left and running as the candidate of the anti-Trump resistance movement, said Quentin Kidd, a political scientist at Christopher Newport University in Virginia.
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Mr. Gandhi was best known for being a leader in the early 20th century peaceful resistance movement in colonial India, even though his moral complexities have tarnished his reputation when viewed through a 21st century lens.
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My father was 19 when he volunteered to join the Germans and fight in the trenches outside Leningrad, while my mother as a young girl ran errands for her family, who were in the resistance movement.
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In December, he called the West a "superior civilization," and just this month, King claimed that "weaponized" words like "white nationalist, white supremacist, Nazi, [and] fascist," were part of a resistance movement funded by George Soros.
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"The resistance movement was born in that hotel by Democrat leadership led by George Soros and no doubt funded by George Soros," King said Friday, referring to a meeting involving Democratic leaders after the 2016 election.
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As with the resistance movement as a whole, the Missouri group is weighing the satisfactions of partisan action with the fear of alienating potential allies, including Republicans who are uneasy about parts of the Trump agenda.
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It's a labored chronicling of the tragedies that plague India's conscience: the Indira Gandhi emergency, Sikh riots, Kashmir's resistance movement, the Gujarat riots, the Maoist revolution, the oppression of Dalits, the election of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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A nascent resistance movement has emerged, but both the Germans and the Japanese are brutal in suppressing it and don't think twice about killing innocent women and children in order to extract information to protect the regime.
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It is the touchstone network for the Resistance movement on social media, which is itself tightly wound around allegations of Russian plots and "collusion," and its stars look likely to become kingmakers in the coming Democratic primaries.
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However, Bilin quickly became one of the most significant icons of the Palestinian nonviolent resistance movement when a group of global leaders (including Richard Branson and Jimmy Carter) called 'The Elders' brought the situation to international attention.
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Some of that has been praise for her involvement in the anti-Trump resistance movement, as well as her efforts to raise more than $160,000 to repair a Jewish cemetery that was vandalized in St. Louis, Missouri.
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As the progressive "resistance" movement activates the base in the hopes for a blue wave next week, their savior in the Senate may well be a 74-year-old white man who hates calling himself a Democrat.
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In a shocking new op-ed for The New York Times, an anonymous author claiming to be a senior Trump administration official asserts that there's a resistance movement against President Donald Trump from within his own White House.
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But the resistance movement that won the House majority got its start by pushing Democrats on Capitol Hill out of Trump's infrastructure trap, and it's the House that will now be the core of official resistance to Trump.
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When the neo-Nazi group, the Nordic Resistance Movement in September 2017 tried to organize a march through Gothenburg, a city on the west coast of Sweden, Italian photographer Matteo Congregalli was on hand to document the event.
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But with the protests growing into a wider resistance movement, with police expanding their tactics and nearly 750 people arrested, protesters are increasingly paranoid about how the authorities are working to identify them — and who can be trusted.
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Sweden was shocked after members of a neo-Nazi cell conducted a string of bombings in the city of Gothenburg around the turn of the year while the far-right Nordic Resistance Movement has stepped up its activity.
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This is especially significant for Democrats heading into November, as the presence of strong, moderate female candidates – all positioned differently than the insurgent resistance movement – may serve to revitalize the blue wave that Democrats hope comes to fruition.
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Opposition leader Raila Odinga has called for a "National Resistance Movement" to protest the outcome of the repeat election, which was ordered by the Supreme Court after it annulled the results of an August poll over procedural irregularities.
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The resistance movement gained steam on Tuesday when a series of climate change-related tweets were posted to the official Twitter account of Badlands National Park in South Dakota, administered under the Interior Department, but were soon deleted.
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GOTHENBURG, Sweden (Reuters) - Dozens of people were arrested on Saturday as neo-Nazis and anti-fascists clashed with police during a march by the extreme right-wing Nordic Resistance Movement (NMR) in Gothenburg, Sweden on Saturday, police said.
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It urged the department to designate Azov Battalion (a far-right paramilitary regiment in Ukraine), National Action (a neo-Nazi group based in the U.K.), and Nordic Resistance Movement (a neo-Nazi network from Scandinavia) as terrorist organizations.
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Rather than focus on the issues that concern their constituents or voters, those who openly acknowledge hating Trump, or being part of the Resistance movement against him, appear to have fallen into the trap he set for them.
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This is the type of feminism that is desperately necessary in our contemporary moment if we are to create true solidarity and build a resistance movement against a reactionary Trump administration that espouses misogynist, racist, homophobic and xenophobic views.
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"We have no political activity, but we do support Hezbollah because it is a resistance movement against Israel," said Hassan, a civil servant working in Kuwait, one of only a few Lebanese who agreed to comment for this article.
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It was less than a month after the establishment of the regime in 1979 that the Iranian people started their anti-regime resistance movement via the demonstration of Iranian women against compulsory veiling or hijab instituted by reactionary mullahs.
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Any effort to meddle in the Catalan education system would be met with "a civil resistance movement that is a cross between Gandhi and the Vietnam peace movement," said Ramon Font, the spokesman for Catalonia's largest teachers' union, Ustec.
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His Southern Resistance Movement has 20,000 men positioned in Hodeidah, providing the bulk of a ground force led by the United Arab Emirates that is trying to capture Yemen's main port city from the Houthis who control the capital Sanaa.
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The group was founded as a resistance movement against Israel's occupation of the predominantly Shi'ite Muslim south Lebanon which ended in 2000, a role that meant Beirut allowed it to keep its arms after the country's civil war ended in 1990.
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Senators on both sides of the aisle have publicly chided McConnell for the secretive and rushed process, but the maneuvering has kept Senate Democrats in the dark and has occasionally left the liberal "Resistance" movement to be caught flat-footed.
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Tom Watson, officially Labour's deputy leader and unofficially one of the commanders of the anti-Corbyn resistance movement, even treated the conference to a rendition of "Oh, Jeremy Corbyn", the favourite chant of the faithful, in an abject admission of defeat.
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President Andrzej Duda laid a wreath at a memorial in Wola district, where German forces killed tens of thousands of civilians in early August 1944, in retaliation for the revolt organized by Poland&aposs clandestine resistance movement, the Home Army.
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The other two episodes playing at the festival will be "Apache Stronghold," which focuses on the San Carlos Apache tribe's fight to protect Oak Flat, their sacred land, and "Red Power," an examination of the evolution of the indigenous resistance movement.
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They have an organized resistance movement with a rich history and an even more inspirational plan for the future of Iran, one that includes the separation of religion and state, gender equality and respect for human rights under international conventions.
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"The Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) expresses its rejection of American bias in favor of Israeli positions, expressed by Jason Greenblatt, and represents a blatant interference in internal Palestinian affairs, aimed at putting sticks in the wheels of reconciliation," read the statement.
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The author of the book gained notoriety under the pen name "Anonymous" after publishing an op-ed in The New York Times last fall in which the person claimed to be part of an internal "resistance" movement within the administration.
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The resistance movement could end up strengthening Kenya's democracy or creating further divisions in an already polarized nation: Its success hinges on whether an exhausted nation has the energy to fight and, more worryingly, on how the government chooses to respond.
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Odinga has called for a "National Resistance Movement" to protest against the outcome of a repeat presidential election last month which saw Kenyatta win a second, five-year term with 98 percent of the vote after Odinga boycotted the contest.
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"Pink has been closely associated with the resistance movement," Schlossberg notes, referring to the bright pink "Pussy Hats" that dominated this past January's Women's March, as well as pop-feminism's growing inclination to reclaim hyper-femininity as a form of protest.
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During that time, Atilano offered to host my team at his home, while he served as a leader of the resistance movement for hundreds of families who had been relocated — to a place that lacked electricity, water or employment opportunities.
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It's hard to see what the opposition leader, Raila Odinga, hopes to achieve with his faux inauguration as the "people's president," or what President Uhuru Kenyatta plans to do next now that he has outlawed Mr. Odinga's National Resistance Movement.
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In the guise of a real resistance movement, they received money and matériel from the C.I.A. and MI6 — over $1 million, and several hundred pounds of gold in total — then turned around and passed those on to their Polish handlers.
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These dynamics aided many of the biggest and most surprising stories in the last couple of years — Brexit, the election of Donald Trump, the emergent resistance movement against him, the #MeToo avalanche, the decline of Uber, the rise of Bitcoin.
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In one, Laina infiltrates Governor Reddington's presidential campaign on behalf of an anti-Thinning resistance movement, which promises to smuggle her Thinning-age siblings out of the country in return — because, apparently, this population-reduction plan includes banning people from leaving the country.
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Don Jr.'s Russia scandal may have one little upside for the White House: Two sources close to the health care negotiations told me they're pleased it has distracted the "resistance" movement and moved much of the media spotlight away from McConnell & co.
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Kaine, a former chair of the DNC who is up for Senate reelection next year, claims the resistance movement, which emerged within the Democratic party after the election and seeks to oppose the entirety of Trump's agenda, doesn't really figure in his mind.
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With accusations of sexual impropriety against filmmakers, actors and directors emerging every week since October 2017, the Time's Up women's resistance movement has been as hot a topic in Hollywood as the suspense over who will take home the industry's highest honors.
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But it's also been the year that women have come out at the very front of the resistance movement, are effectively organizing, running for office and executing campaigns that are achieving equality and holding leaders both in media, politics and industry accountable.
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As the security clearance debate loses steam in the news cycle, a new free speech criticism is rising to add further noise to the ongoing resistance movement — specifically an attempt to turn the tables and silence Trump by regulating his Twitter account.
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Odinga told CNN on Friday that his resistance movement is appealing to ordinary Kenyans who are tired of Kenyatta's administration "discriminating against them on the basis of their ethnicity" and that he had suggested talks before the poll, only to be rejected.
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Throw in racist cops, mind-altering drug testing on American soldiers, a neo-Marxist resistance movement, and a rift in the space-time continuum, and you've got an incoherent mess of political allegories fighting with one another for a little over two hours.
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His evocation of her is poetic, but ringed by menace: A military dictatorship rules the country, the school day is disrupted by bomb threats, and the mysterious phone calls she keeps taking in a neighbor's apartment suggest her involvement in a resistance movement.
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There's power to the notion that a great hero of a resistance movement is often just a little bit too far gone to ever regain her old self, that she will sacrifice her soul and maybe even her life to the cause.
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Up and down the Atlantic coast, in every colony, county, town and hamlet, the American resistance movement seized control of the local institutions of governance, requiring oaths of allegiance from all residents, forcing all reluctant revolutionaries to convert and all loyalists to leave.
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But there's an irony: One effect of the Trump presidency may ultimately be a drained swamp, not by Trump's hand, but by a fierce, mobilized, energized "resistance" movement that turns out to elect a new generation of diverse, inspiring, progressive leaders to office.
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At a moment when many artists and writers have joined a diffuse resistance movement on the left, a vocal and mobilized group of poets are using their work to wrestle with some of the most pressing issues in American culture and politics.
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The author, whose identity is known by top opinion editors at the Times, wrote that they are neither a member of the so-called deep state that conservatives suggest is undermining the president, nor the liberal "resistance" movement aimed at blocking Trump's agenda.
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Jay Belloli, "Amerika is Devouring Its Children" (1970) (click to enlarge)A small sampling of the posters alone reveals a nation and a world shaken by violence as well as a highly organized resistance movement bent on vocalizing its disapproval of government operations.
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"A year ago, we were scared that the incoming administration and Congress was going to do a whole bunch of very big things very fast," Ezra Levin, one of the founders of Indivisible, a Resistance movement organized by congressional district, told me.
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The former Celebrity Apprentice host also brought up the headline-making The New York Times op-ed, in which an author — whose identity was kept anonymous — claiming to be a senior administration official claimed they're leading a resistance movement from within Trump's own White House.
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You will recall one attorney who also was on all three investigations was saying viva la resistance, literally associating himself with the resistance movement to the Trump presidency while he was serving at the Department of Justice and -- at the FBI, I should say.
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Her partners in this group reportedly include Magnus Söderberg, the former leader of the Nordic Resistance Movement, which is running this year as a Nazi political party, and Robin Holmgren, who fought in Ukraine with the Azov Battalion, a nationalist faction with neo-Nazi links.
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People type "under his eye" (the religious mantra of the restrictive, fundamentalist country of Gilead) when sharing links to articles, or "nolite te bastardes carborundorum" (a Latin phrase used by the underground Gilead resistance movement Mayday, which means "don't let the bastards get you down").
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This animated "Star Wars" spinoff series has an anime-inspired art style; its story takes place in between the events of "Return of the Jedi" (1983) and "The Force Awakens" (2015), and focuses on the fictional resistance movement shown in "The Force Awakens" film.
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FARGO, N.D. (AP) — President Donald Trump declared Friday the Department of Justice should try to identify the writer of a bitingly critical New York Times opinion piece, purportedly submitted by a member of an administration "resistance" movement straining to thwart his most dangerous impulses.
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Many might quibble with Ms Kassabova's unsupported assertion that the Goryani were the "largest, longest-sustained resistance movement against Soviet state terror in eastern Europe" (Ukraine's and Poland's anti-communist guerrilla movements were the biggest, and the last Estonian partisan was on the run until 1978).
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Y.K. Museveni had been re-elected for another five-year term along with his National Resistance Movement (NRM) party, the leader of the largest opposition party was under arrest, and reports swirled of vote buying and excessive use of force by the police on opposition protesters.
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Y.), the top Democrat on the House Homeland Security Committee's counterterrorism subpanel, the 2900 lawmakers asked the State Department why they have not placed Ukraine's Azov Batalion, Finland's Nordic Resistance movement or the United Kingdom's National Action on the U.S. list of "foreign terrorist organizations" (FTOs).
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Y.), the top Democrat on the House Homeland Security Committee's counterterrorism subpanel, the 39 lawmakers asked the State Department why they have not placed Ukraine's Azov Batalion, Finland's Nordic Resistance movement or the United Kingdom's National Action on the U.S. list of "foreign terrorist organizations" (FTOs).
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It's meant to popularize the idea that because some of the affected citizens and elected officials, like Skin, made the fraught decision to back the pipeline for the overdue economic prosperity promised by CGL, the resistance movement rooted in the hereditary chiefs' decision is somehow illegitimate.
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Vice President Mike Pence and other top Trump officials rushed on Thursday to deny that they authored an anonymous New York Times op-ed detailing a "resistance" movement inside the Trump administration — an extraordinary demonstration of how the editorial has rattled the highest levels of government.
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Still, when I asked them if it's fair to say they represent the weaponized wing of the resistance movement (literally weaponized in the case of the black bloc), they said it was—but were quick to point out their motivations extend well beyond opposition to the current president.
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The EU mission tactfully refused to say whether it deemed the election "free and fair", but it did criticise the less-than-level playing field, noting that state funds were splurged on supporting Mr Museveni's National Resistance Movement and the state regulator shuttered critical 13 radio stations in January.
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But what might have been a useful program to empower youth and assist stretched police forces has morphed into a tool of the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) — whose leader Yoweri Museveni extended his 30-year rule by securing a controversial 5th term as president during elections last month.
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"There were a lot of Obama alumni and patient advocacy groups who were pushing hard on enrollment, maybe seeing it as part of the resistance movement," said Cynthia Cox, the director of the program for the study of health reform and private insurance at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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The player is a rookie junior deputy—whose gender and race the player can determine, in a series first—who arrives just as the Project at Eden's Gate become more aggressive in their goals, and who must join up with the locals of of Hope County to form a resistance movement.
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While she was editing the novel "Ahimsa" by Supriya Kelkar, which takes place in 1942 India and centers on a young girl's involvement in the nonviolent resistance movement, Ms. Whitman hired a sensitivity reader who came from India's Dalit community, which was considered at the bottom of the Hindu caste system.
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And the former mayor, unlike the former "Apprentice" star, is ferociously competent, with a worldview very much aligned with the great and good, from D.C. to Silicon Valley — which means that he would have much more room to behave abnormally without facing a Resistance movement of activists and journalists and judges.
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I think it's particularly fascinating that a book series whose resistance movement was so frequently compared to Occupy Wall Street spawned a movie franchise that yielded absolutely straight-faced marketing tie-ins that aligned so unironically with the brazen capitalism of the Capitol that they caused fan protests in response.
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"Charles Chamberlain, executive director of Democracy for America, also told CNN: "The only source of light on this miserable day is the massive, multi-racial, multi-generational progressive resistance movement led by women and people of color that's already emerging to confront Donald Trump's agenda of hate and growing stronger every single day.
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Rather, they are about the future of democracy, with protesters viewing the proposed amendments as part of China's creeping attempts to assert its authority over the semi-autonomous Hong Kong: Experts say the newest flare-up is part of the long-term resistance movement to keep the city as independent as possible.
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Rep. Cheri Bustos ROCKFORD, Illinois — If Democrats win back the House on Tuesday, it'll be a result of the resistance movement that has grown up in complete opposition to President Donald Trump, and the focus will be on the new, progressive candidates who have managed to capture and embody that energy in 2018.
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Contrary to fears among some liberals that the anti-Trump resistance movement would start and stop with marches and memes, the surge of energy and potential candidates is letting dispirited Democrats dare to believe they could win the 24 seats they need to reclaim the House majority for the first time since 2010.
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Contrary to fears among some liberals that the anti-Trump resistance movement would start and stop with marches and memes, the surge of energy and potential candidates is letting dispirited Democrats dare to believe they could win the 24 seats they need to reclaim the House majority for the first time since 22018.
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When the man breaks free to join a ragtag resistance movement in the forest surrounding the hotel, he discovers that this new community's rules are different but no less draconian: He can live among them for as long as he likes, but any romantic or sexual activity is subject to grisly punishment.
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So do conversations with customers like Thomas Gokey, who holds an undergraduate degree in visual arts and a master's degree and is working on his Ph.D. Mr. Gokey has been at the forefront of a "debt resistance" movement born of the Occupy Wall Street protests, including a project to buy and forgive debt.
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Last October, Rose and dozens of House Democrats wrote a letter to the State Department calling on them to designate several international far-right groups as foreign terrorist organizations, including Nordic Resistance Movement (a neo-Nazi network from Scandinavia), National Action (a neo-Nazi group based in the U.K.) and Azov Battalion.
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But more than that, the event will also be attended by dozens of experts and policymakers from the US and Europe, who can be expected to not only express solidarity with our resistance movement but also to further press their own governments to end their passivity and do something to support our cause.
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It was a year that felt like a decade: 240 saw the arrival of a new president (and an at-the-ready resistance movement), the unsealing of long-held silences on abuse and consent, a radically new world order and a terrifying spate of natural and human-made disasters (fire, water, terror).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Banksy has taken over the Bowery mural in New York City with fellow street artist Borf to protest the imprisonment of Zehra Doğan, a Turkish-Kurdish artist and journalist accused by the Turkish government of ties to the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), an armed Kurdish resistance movement.
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The Syrian branch is related to, but does not work directly with, the Egyptian faction, and was a minor political player prior to the 1963 coup by the secularist Baath party and leader Hafez al-Assad, which prompted it to become a broad resistance movement standing up for Sunni interests in an Alawite-led government.
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He&aposs now traveling back across the country where he will announce the Supreme Court pick at nine o&aposclock on Monday night, then you have the Peter Strzok that&aposs going to -- a hearing that&aposs happening on Tuesday, and we see people climbing the Statue of Liberty and talking about the resistance movement.
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A cynical move Le Pen later tried to explain that she simply shares the view of former French presidents Charles De Gaulle (a conservative) and François Mitterrand (a socialist) that the "real" France during the Second World War was in London, with De Gaulle's resistance movement, not in Vichy, the capital of the collaborationist regime.
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Her departure leads to one of the most disturbing scenes of a show that already brought us an Americanized version of the Nazi SS. (Spoilers ahead!) In episode three, aptly titled "Travelers,"Julianna arrives in New York, seeking asylum from the Japanese Kempeitai (secret police) who believe she is acting on behalf of the resistance movement.
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"The only source of light on this miserable day is the massive, multi-racial, multi-generational progressive resistance movement led by women and people of color that's already emerging to confront Donald Trump's agenda of hate and growing stronger every single day," Democracy for America Executive Director Charles Chamberlain said in a statement following the inaugural ceremony.
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Carlqvist's collaboration alone is a "game changer in the Swedish far right," said Daniel Poohl, the CEO of the Swedish anti-racist organization Expo, bringing together far-right factions that have resisted cooperation in the past and have not been able to find homes within the Sweden Democrats or the small neo-Nazi Nordic Resistance Movement.
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Watch: This armed group is trying to become the new face of left-wing activism I sought out the anarchists to learn more about what they see as their role in the growing anti-Trump resistance movement, and how they justify their extreme tactics in the face of criticisms from both the left and the right.
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We see Winston's discovery of a beautiful fellow traveler at his workplace (a feral Ms. Wilde, in her Broadway debut), and watch their subsequent blissful liaisons in a secret trysting place (shown in simultaneous videocast); and the pair's recruitment into a resistance movement by a bureaucrat named O'Brien (a creepily avuncular Reed Birney, who here unnervingly resembles Dick Cheney).
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Hirsi and Nomani would achieve more by joining the women's resistance movement in the U.S.A. AYAAN HIRSI ALI ANSWERS: The Dutch People's Party for Freedom and Democracy, the American Enterprise Institute, Harvard's Belfer Center and Stanford's Hoover Institution — the places where I have worked over the last 15 years — are hardly "strident anti-immigrant right-wing" entities.
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Holder, who said he was "reluctant to publicly criticize (his) successors," also blasted Barr for comments he made last month at an event held by the Federalist Society, a conservative legal group, in which the attorney general affirmed his credentials as a staunch defender of presidential power, trashed the so-called resistance movement and mocked Senate Democrats.
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