Religious-National Settlers: The religious-national settlers tend to live in the West Bank for ideological reasons.
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Israeli settlers accept an invite to Trump's inauguration Israeli settlers accept an invite to Trump's inauguration Two delegations of Israeli settlers are headed to Washington, D.C. this week for the presidential inauguration of Donald Trump.
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The Virginia Company failed to deliver the settlers to Jamestown, he argued, which released the settlers from their contract.
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The tribes began attacking settlers, prompting the 1860s Snake Indian War — an effort by the government to protect white settlers.
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"These issues have raised anger among the settlers," said Mazlan Aliman, president of the National Felda Settlers' Children Society (ANAK).
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One resident showed photographs on his cellphone of armed settlers standing shoulder to shoulder with soldiers, and some settlers wearing masks.
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A call for evacuation could lead to violence between the settlers and the IDF and violence between settlers and the Palestinian population.
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About one-third of Jewish settlers are considered "economic settlers," meaning they moved there for cheaper, government-subsidized housing and other amenities.
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"Putrajaya would not have existed without the Felda settlers," Najib said in his speech to the settlers, state news agency Bernama reported.
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One settlers' association, the National Felda Settlers' Children Society (ANAK), asked the government to intervene and stop Felda's purchase of the Eagle High stake.
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A lot of this film is about settlers, mostly white settlers coming into a place that's already inhabited and trying to impose a hierarchy on it.
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" Friedman continued: "There is important nationalistic, historical (and) religious significance to those settlements, and I think the settlers view themselves as Israelis and Israel views the settlers as Israelis.
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Even settlers in the heart of Hebron can vote right there, with 285 registered voters (out of a total population of about 1,000 settlers), surrounded by some 200,000 Palestinian nonvoters.
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For years, settlers and their supporters have accused the High Court of going easy on Arabs who build without proper licenses, while being tough on settlers who do the same thing.
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Though Hiesmtra says achieving commercial space flights in 10 years may be too optimistic, we can expect early settlers on Mars in 20 years, with larger numbers of settlers in 40 years.
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The shares have dropped 70 percent since that stock market launch, hurting settlers who have also complained about delayed payments from Felda, which buys the palm fruit the settlers produce in their land.
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Explorers will visit other planets, which settlers will then colonize.
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GOP base and… anyone from settlers to Tel Aviv hipsters.
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"We're like the American settlers who moved west," Koos said.
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The settlers' disappearance has been shrouded in mystery for centuries.
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Only Israeli Jewish settlers are allowed to walk there freely.
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Without her help, the English settlers might well have perished.
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The original settlers' "promised land and chosen people" narrative endures.
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The settlers who colonized North America preferred fall to autumn.
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He said he believes the complaints come from Jewish settlers.
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The descendants of enslaved Africans absolutely cannot be considered settlers.
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European settlers with religious calendars called this the Lenten moon.
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Some of the communities have organized to evict the settlers.
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Descendants of the European settlers, by contrast, had acquired immunity.
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The Hereros had killed 123 German traders, settlers and soldiers.
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Many of the first European settlers tried to exterminate them.
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The settlers derogatorily called them Hottentots (Khoi) and Bushmen (San).
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Davis hypothesizes that that's where those early settlers came from.
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Some say the horses came with Spanish or British settlers.
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The European settlers had brought with them cattle and sheep.
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Babies fathered by Indian settlers were born to Jarawa women.
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Israel withdrew its troops and settlers from Gaza in 2005.
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And each of these settlers need something important from you.
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This is true even though there may be differences between groups of settlers; the settler colonial project sets aside ethnic or national differences between settlers (flattening Russians and Germans and English together) via whiteness.
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Iconic board game Settlers of Catan is coming to virtual reality.
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There are some 20-25,000 new settlers a year, he said.
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Immigrants are attracted by the kind of society that settlers build.
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CNN saw some settlers leaving the site on their own volition.
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Scott finally let it rip: the answer was Settlers of Cataan.
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Israeli media reports said at least three settlers were also hurt.
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Space cities might lure settlers by offering to make them rich.
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Early settlers could well turn out to be sociopaths or outlaws.
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Israel pulled its soldiers and settlers out of Gaza in 2005.
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Then the settlers came to cut down the old-growth hardwood.
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Before the settlers, before the Indians... the evil was there... waiting.
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Be sure to attach a military escort to your vulnerable settlers.
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The killings highlight the long history of polygamous settlers there. 6.
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We don't see a single checkpoint, settlement, settlers, or home demolitions.
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Vengeful Jewish settlers could attack him, thinking he was the gunman.
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At that time, the settlers didn't have much access to luxury.
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"The Israelis are settlers who have raped our land," he said.
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In later centuries, European settlers viewed the middens as a resource.
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But it's not Jewish settlers picking the grapes, it's evangelical Christians.
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Six years ago, the latest settlers arrived: the National Park Service.
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Most of the blockade's supporters were settlers, both white and racialized.
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Then, early settlers and Native Americans break bread side by side.
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Settlers of Catan is an enduring classic, and for good reason.
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The days of shivering, starving, and fearful settlers are long gone.
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Christman notes that the early settlers were fanatically devoted to education.
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"The more settlers feel vulnerable to such brutal attacks, their influential leaders would increase their pressure on the government to more sharply separate Palestinians from settlers," Ofer Zalzberg of the International Crisis Group think tank said.
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Settlers claimed the few valleys where farming was feasible and built towns.
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The land that those settlers settle on is not their land, either.
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ROANOKE COLONY MYSTERY: COULD THIS STRANGE ROCK REVEAL THE SETTLERS&apos FATE?
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Roanoke colony mystery : Could this strange rock reveal the settlers&apos fate?
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Criticism from opposition parties and Felda settlers, or small landowners, was swift.
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" THE SETTLERS Gabriella Johns, New York "We're going to need a savior.
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Settlers accepted the deal in a vote in Amona's synagogue on Sunday.
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We're also countersuing the settlers for their own liability for war crimes.
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Sometimes settlers come and break windows and car windshields in our village.
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What the settlers did when they arrived would be up to them.
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As descendants of Malaysia's first settlers, they now consider it a right.
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The settlers' communities account for nearly a quarter of all parliamentary seats.
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Ingólfur Arnason brought the first settlers from Norway to Iceland in 220AD.
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The settlers are fleeing, and the Governor has ordered out the militia.
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Israeli settlers are citizens entitled to the full protection of civil law.
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But the settlers later began to receive institutional support from the government.
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In southern Africa maize was grown on large estates by white settlers.
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In Civ V, we had to manually move military troops with settlers.
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About 350,000 settlers live there, with a further 200,000 in East Jerusalem.
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I do, however, have a problem with Israeli settlers and the army.
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In 1838 another group of white settlers led the Myall Creek massacre.
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The Bengali settlers accused the mountain-dwelling Pahari community of the killing.
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However, on his watch, the number of West Bank settlers rose dramatically.
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Around 19,000 settlers currently live on them, according to intelligence firm Stratfor.
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West Bank settlers are preparing for a clash with the Israeli government.
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In his speech Abbas said Friedman and his family are "Settlers" themselves.
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Beginning in 1859, settlers came to mine, farm, and graze cattle there.
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" Abdulwali said his son and the other suspects were "peaceful adult settlers.
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About 400,000 settlers and 2.8 million Palestinians live in the West Bank.
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She likes board games and is a fan of Settlers of Catan.
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Some even hoisted the skullcap- and sidecurl-wearing settlers on their shoulders.
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We observe a pair of early white settlers after a disastrous harvest.
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It is their place and the Thornhills and other settlers are interlopers.
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Mr. Cruz is a native of Floreana, the son of 1940s settlers.
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Gazans said settlers should never have been there in the first place.
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His response was to generously compensate the settlers and their political allies.
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But Netanyahu's annexation promises do not go far enough for some settlers.
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Sunday morning services at a church attended by descendants of early settlers.
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Three hundred years later to the day, the Settlers Monument was dedicated.
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Most settlers interviewed are united in their outspoken love of the land.
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I met Peres in 2005, during Israel's withdrawal of settlers from Gaza.
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Even the first American settlers relied upon the concept for their survival.
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Jewish settlers on a rooftop have thrown eggs at the Arabs below.
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The legend of Sinterklaas was brought over by Dutch settlers, she said.
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And there was continual tension between the British government and distant settlers from South Africa to Australia, with London trying to restrain the settlers and making at least a pretense of safeguarding the interests of the indigenous peoples.
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Something Completely Unexpected Happened to the First Settlers of South AmericaAs the last Ice Age was coming to an end, and as the first settlers arrived in North America, two…Read more ReadScheib, who studies the DNA of America's first people, said an early genetic split occurred among North America's first settlers, and it may have happened around the time of the Cooper's Ferry settlement.
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Putting their heads together, they suspected that employing nouns ("I am in favour of the removal of settlers"), rather than verbs ("I am in favour of removing settlers"), to convey support for policy positions would have a calming effect.
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The West Bank now holds more than 85033,000 Israeli settlers, with another 200,000 settlers in east Jerusalem, according to the AP. Netanyahu has pushed for the annexation of the West Bank, something closer to being realized after Pompeo's announcement.
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The group describes itself as the protector of al-Aqsa from Israeli settlers.
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Tough, resourceful and making do; descendants of Dutch settlers and proud of it.
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More than 100 youngsters had protested against the removal of Amona's 300 settlers.
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Israel pulled its troops and settlers out of the Gaza Strip in 2005.
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Should Martian settlers be allowed to do what they like to the environment?
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Ultra-Orthodox Settlers: The Ultra-Orthodox tend to live in their own settlements.
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Like power systems for the space settlers you're never going to see again!
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Titles like "Settlers of Catan", originally published in German, have proved a hit.
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As one neighborhood is gentrified, another welcomes a fresh batch of struggling settlers.
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Historical racial tensions between black Kenyans and the descendants of white settlers persist.
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Calling all dungeon masters, Catan settlers, Codename callers, Risk takers, and Monopoly holdouts.
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The shares have dropped 70 percent since that stock market launch, hurting settlers.
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" He said her poem "was about the settlers who kill and burn Palestinians.
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Over 600,000 Israeli settlers live in the occupied West Bank and east Jerusalem.
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The settlers want to help but there remains an ideological rift for Roth.
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We begin with colonial settlers and end with the post-WWII suburban boom.
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Settlers and logging companies felled the forests and left lands lathered in slash.
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Its original inhabitants were Polynesian settlers who discovered the archipelago in 280 BCE.
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Thanksgiving's Pilgrim pageants suggest that good-hearted settlers arrived from pious, civilized England.
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" "The arrest of the settlers is not going to bring back my wife.
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Maybe demons did it, the settlers wondered, yet those demons had familiar faces.
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Around 19,000 settlers currently live on the islands, according to intelligence firm Stratfor.
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Some of the settlers have also been forced from their lands by drought.
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For Aboriginals, the national holiday marks the invasion of colonial settlers in 1788.
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The settlers' children and some mixed-race children attended Wolf Point's public schools.
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The government would distribute land, but to railroads and Western settlers, not blacks.
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McCullough presents this as the end of conflict between settlers and indigenous groups.
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" These colonial settlers, Simon declared, were the "inheritors of a profoundly Judaic vision.
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" As many as a quarter of Manila's 12 million people are "informal settlers.
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Relations between the Wampanoag and the settlers deteriorated, leading to the Pequot War.
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Still, some settlers are skeptical he will make good on his annexation promise.
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Nearly one million settlers, known as pieds-noirs, fled Algeria after the war.
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Today, 400,000 Israeli settlers and 2.8 million Palestinians live in the West Bank.
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Beaumont's first settlers arrived in the mid-1800s, following the Southern Pacific railroad.
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Gates plays the card game Bridge and the board game Settlers of Catan.
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I think the first settlers in New England had seafood available to them.
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Ms. Alshakergi and a few classmates agreed to focus on early black settlers.
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Shimon Dotan's documentary "The Settlers" gives the headlines a firm grounding in context.
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However he was quick to say the city would not tolerate illegal settlers.
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When white settlers arrived and introduced new diseases, many of the Nooksack died.
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So in any crunch, he sides with the settlers, and they keep pushing.
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Settlers have also set fire to mosques and churches, Palestinian fields and vehicles.
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Kashmir has a long history of unrest and terrorist activity, and any Hindu influx to Kashmir will likely require large amounts of security, with settlers living in protected enclaves similar to those created by Jewish settlers in the occupied Palestinian territories.
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Old Palestinian women in East Jerusalem photograph settlers who have moved into nearby houses.
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During the 1890s, a populist, anti-monopolist rhetoric emerged among settlers and news editors.
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He then convinced seven ships' worth of settlers to emigrate to this imaginary nation.
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Names of moons often date back to Native American tribes, and early European settlers.
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Then in 1996 the settlers came, he says, and seized his land, establishing Amona.
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The park contains a 19th-century fort built by early Russian settlers in America.
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Now the settlers are convinced that Mr Trump will allow them a free hand.
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It is the most prominent political representative of Israeli settlers in the West Bank.
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"Jewish settlers in palestine are the descendants of the nazis," read one from 2012.
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But 40,000-50,000 of the settlers are reckoned to be there for ideological reasons.
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Party will create its own version of the popular board game Settlers of Catan.
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There were wars of conquest in southern Africa before Dutch settlers arrived in 1652.
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Part one of this series on Israeli settlers explains the background of the movement.
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Establishing a Palestinian state would probably require the removal of settlers in its territory.
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Your innocent settlers now have a fighting chance en route to their new home.
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Some Israeli settlers have grown concerned about the lack of water available for Palestinians.
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Police were confronted by thousands of settlers and more than 200 people were injured.
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It will house some 300 settlers evicted in February from another settlement called Amona.
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Prior to the arrival of the mutineers, Polynesians were the first settlers on Pitcairn.
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The ties that American expansionists embraced, however, angered white settlers in the American West.
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Those settlers adapted their recipes to make use of corn over wheat and rye.
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It was home first to indigenous people, who were violently displaced by white settlers.
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Plenty of Aboriginals are sorry that the white settlers came in the first place.
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A million Chinese settlers in sub-Saharan Africa have recast economies and alliances there.
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Dutch settlers planted crops in this area, though it later became a country hamlet.
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In fact, Mr. Peres was trying to please everyone, settlers and peace activists alike.
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Turkish settlers also descended on the north, while about 160,000 Greek Cypriots were displaced.
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At Toronto schools, morning announcements begin with recognizing the original settlers of the land.
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Settlers and Palestinians spoke different languages, practiced different religions and lived under different laws.
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They were hunted to extinction in the 19th century by British settlers in Tasmania.
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It's a popular destination with the more recent settlers, but I usually stay away.
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Chelsea Vowel: Originally, I used a binary wherein settlers were all non-Indigenous peoples.
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They are also not settlers, but their history, context, and presence here is different.
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For graphic on how the Bank of England's rate-settlers line up click: tmsnrt.
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It's a cemetery, the original city cemetery, laid out by those first Loyalist settlers.
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"What would early-19th-century settlers on the open prairie do first?" she asks.
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A further 212,000 Israeli settlers live in East Jerusalem, according to the United Nations.
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It criticized the settlers for not coordinating their hike with the army in advance.
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To settlers, this is the first Jewish city in the biblical hills of Judea.
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McCullough admires the work of the Northwest Ordinance and of Ohio's high-minded settlers.
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The tribe, which was violently displaced by settlers, has yet to receive federal recognition.
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Buffalo, once plentiful, were being overhunted by white settlers, and their numbers were declining.
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Do you see the frontier attitude of the early settlers as still relevant today?
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African-Americans had been some of the earliest settlers of the Northwest Territorial frontier.
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But the Trump plan promises to leave both settlers and Palestinians in their homes.
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More settlers arrive, and the tensions among the field's inhabitants escalate, with inevitable results.
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They say Israel effectively subsidizes violence by encouraging settlers in the occupied West Bank.
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The settlers will be offered temporary but renewable leases for use of the land.
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Today, the number of settlers living outside the blocs has grown to over 103,000.
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All this does not mean that the settlers have no influence on Israel's policies.
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What are you going to do with 420,000 Jewish settlers in the West Bank?
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The man for whom these falls were named also sent settlers here in 1661.
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Parts one and two of this series on Israeli settlers cover the West Bank.
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Today's Israel would also not be the same if a decade before Israel Hayom a group of settlers hadn't started an illegal radio broadcast, Arutz Sheva (Channel Seven), that has since morphed into a multilingual website popular among settlers and religious Zionists.
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The crossing of that line was on clearest display in an oped in an Israeli outlet in which Friedman repeatedly used the words "we" and "us" when referring to Israelis and settlers, something he did again in a recent videotaped meeting with settlers.
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In the many situations involving settlers around the world — East Timor, Cambodia or the UN-mediated peace plan for Western Sahara and Cyprus — the international community has never supported expulsion, and consistently backed plans allowing the settlers to remain in a new state.
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He also noted that the majority of settlers are not ideological, but "settlers of convenience" -- ultra-Orthodox, Russian Jews, and other financially-strapped families for whom government subsidies led them to live in the West Bank but who would "gladly leave" if compensated.
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Irrigation developers controlled water, cattle barons controlled the grass, and settlers were essentially locked out.
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Settlers cleared the nesting habitats and waterways that were home to waterfowl and other prey.
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He regrets that settlers did not push immediately for the annexation of the West Bank.
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Settlers on the West Bank fight with the soldiers who have come to evict them.
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Israeli settlers fall under the Israeli civilian judicial system, with its greater rights and protections.
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More extreme settlers seek out confrontations and sometimes clash with Palestinians and even Israeli soldiers.
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More broadly, many Israeli settlers depend on Palestinians for the relatively cheap labor they provide.
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Israel's high court has ruled that the settlers must leave the outpost by December 25th.
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Israel's settlers could not wish for a more sympathetic envoy, or a more sympathetic president.
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It looks like NASA wants to attract as many future settlers to Mars as possible.
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Did you know, for example, that Ben is a nationally ranked Settlers of Catan pro?
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The tree stood when settlers bought the land from a Native American chief in 1717.
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And when there were gunfights, the American settlers often won because they had better guns.
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Israel withdrew settlers from another Palestinian territory, the Gaza Strip, more than a decade ago.
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Even if they wanted new settlers, they might have to look for them far afield.
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You can't buy Deep Space Settlers, so don't bother putting it on your Christmas list.
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He also claimed that the land didn't belong to the natives or the new settlers.
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Many secular Israelis worry that, through this group, religious settlers will take over the army.
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As settlers assimilate and become familiar with the new environment, they may observe something interesting.
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You can also throw your own settlers in the ring to see how they fare.
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When Israel pulled out unilaterally from Gaza it evacuated all 8,000 settlers who lived there.
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Some of these settlers' descendants live here still, holding tight to traditional habits and culture.
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"In some areas illegal miners (settlers) uproot young trees that have been planted," Duwa said.
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Many of the approximately 40,000 settlers here work in local factories or commute to Jerusalem.
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He withdrew Israeli settlers and soldiers from Gaza and small parts of the West Bank.
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Settlers of Catan, Forbidden Island, and 7 Wonders are all pretty common at our house.
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The water can be used for drinking, agriculture, and other purposes by future lunar settlers.
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In the process they found the remains of early Dutch settlers and evidence of bushmen.
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The mullein (Verbascum thapsus) is not a native plant; it was introduced by European settlers.
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"The first Dutch settlers get here in 1624 and settle on Governors Island," he said.
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In 2005, then–Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon pulled out Israeli troops and settlers unilaterally.
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The victim, Ari Fuld, 45, was well-known amongst settlers as a pro-Israel advocate.
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What do you think about the language that we use to describe settlers/settler colonialism?
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What do you think about the language that we use to define settlers/settler colonialism?
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Meanwhile, about 600,000 Israeli settlers in Palestine enjoy the benefits of Israeli citizenship and laws.
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Does anyone really believe the settlers will agree to submit to Palestinian law in Palestine?
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Since 1967, about 20,000 Israeli settlers have moved to the Golan, which also borders Jordan.
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The first wave of settlers wouldn't arrive in Battery Park City until the early '80s.
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In Port Moresby, many settlers live in shacks made of scrap wood and plastic tarps.
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Now those ecological concepts are rendered synonymous with the self-interest of the invading settlers.
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There are some 650,000 settlers now living on Palestinian land, in violation of international law.
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But on this day in 1784, settlers in western North Carolina declared an independent state.
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After the Mexican-American War, settlers flocked to California, specifically Los Angeles, looking for gold.
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Settlers called the city Nouvelle-Orléans in honor of the Duke of Orleans, Philippe II.
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Like Los Angeles, the gold rush drew settlers from across the country to the area.
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We stood there, wondering what to do, while the settlers' cars and buses zoomed by.
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Alone among Germany's African colonies, it attracted thousands of settlers, who grabbed land from locals.
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At first, Arab settlers and conquerors did not want to intermingle with their indigenous vassals.
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Some of the early settlers' employers paid them with land, allowing black homeownership to flourish.
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When European settlers arrived in North America, they were stunned to discover a gorgeous parrot.
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Carved figures of snowmen, angels, nutcracker soldiers and early settlers peek out from each level.
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Some 428,000 Israeli settlers are estimated to live in the West Bank, alongside 2.6m Palestinians.
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Israel maintains a military presence with checkpoints on major roads to protect 400,000 Jewish settlers.
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Ehud Olmert, a longtime Likud Party minister, clashed with the settlers of Amona in 2006.
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That Israel never leaves the West Bank and that it implants Jewish settlers everywhere there.
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Pressure the Americans who donate to the settlers, and call your congressmen, Mr. Nawajah said.
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Pressure the Americans who donate to the settlers, and call your congressmen, Mr. Nawajah said.
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Some of the horses descend from animals that belonged to settlers in the early 1800s.
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About 50,000 people live in the area, with Israeli Jewish settlers making up nearly half.
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The original plan was to go to Biergarten in Hayes Valley and drink beers while playing Settlers of Catan, but since the line to get in was so long, we settle for Blue Bottle Coffee and Settlers on the grass at the nearby park.
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In Gaza, where Israeli withdrew soldiers and settlers in 2005, Palestinian student Fatima Attallaa stood outside a building that was once part of the Israeli settlement Neve Dekalim, saying she looked forward to the day when the West Bank was also free of settlers.
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In the absence of effective deterrence, African-owned farmlands continue to be seized by Arab settlers.
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Settlers are the people who create the original country that immigrants subsequently want to move to.
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Erik's success in attracting settlers was first and foremost due to the quality of his merchandise.
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The venture capitalist still enjoys playing Settlers of Catan, a board game with an economic twist.
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It requires players to assume the role of settlers who trade resources to grow their colonies.
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Economic Settlers: It's not only the Ultra-Orthodox who live in the settlements for economic reasons.
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Cuba Gooding Jr. and Sarah Paulson are being haunted by the ghosts of the lost settlers.
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That's more than three times the number that lived in the area before European settlers arrived.
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Felda settlers are ethnic Malays who receive aid in the form of land from the government.
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Early settlers in Manhattan were building on an island in a time before cars or trains.
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Israeli settlers stand overlooking the Ofra settlement, east of the Palestinian town of Ramallah, in 2006.
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Israeli police evict Jewish settlers at the West Bank settlement of Netiv Ha'avot on June 12.
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But the Puritans who made up the preponderance of America's early settlers objected to holidays altogether.
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European strategy games like the Settlers of Catan have carved inroads into the North American market.
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Life for the early Zionist settlers was hard, and he was not cut out for it.
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As settlers stretched west, they acquired larger swaths of land and planted more and more crops.
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In the summer of 22020, four Dakota men murdered five Caucasian settlers while robbing a farm.
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Scientists have long known that dogs existed in the Americas well before the European settlers arrived.
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We end the night at another bar where they drink and we play Settlers of Catan.
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The newcomers are neither as highbrow nor as reliably liberal as earlier settlers, which causes tension.
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In theory, a line could be drawn to incorporate the vast majority of settlers within Israel.
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This encircles the majority of settlers, who live mostly in towns close to Israel's main cities.
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American settlers began trickling into the mountains in the 1800s, scratching out a living as farmers.
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First came the "professionals" and then came the settlers as soon as economic viability was established.
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Used by Aborigines also for medicinal purposes, and by early settlers for their roast lamb dishes.
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Hopefully, SpaceX's settlers will carry along some copies of these books to read when they arrive.
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It took 50,000 Israeli army officers to remove fewer than 10,000 settlers in Gaza in 2005.
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When European settlers landed in the New World, they nearly hunted the gray squirrel into extinction.
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The descendants of the island's early English settlers continue to work on crab and oyster boats.
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But the aide said the settlers could take up residency again after completing the necessary paperwork.
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Yet those commercial turkeys aren't quite the same poultry that settlers consumed in the 17th century.
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The settlers have so far refused, creating an acute political crisis for Mr. Netanyahu's coalition government.
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Hemp was popular among early North American settlers, and it was even grown by George Washington.
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"It means respect and acknowledgement of the sacrifices made by explorers, settlers, our convicts," he added.
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In 1903, British and German settlers created the Anglo-German Brewing Company and began producing Tsingtao.
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Settlers lacked butter and wheat flour for a crust, and they had no oven for baking.
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Israel seized those areas in 1967 and moved troops and settlers out of Gaza in 2005.
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It always plays out that way, and the settlers see that, so, they ask, why wait?
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Since then, nearby settlers have filed four petitions urging the government to act on its plans.
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Around 20,000 Jewish settlers live in the Golan itself, many working in farming, leisure and tourism.
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Settlers first made their way to the area in 1865 in a fruitless search for gold.
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The directors of the West India Company, which oversaw New Netherland, were keen to attract settlers.
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It was taken to Hawaii by ancient Polynesian settlers, who believed that it had protective power.
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Apples made their first appearance in the New World with European settlers in the 17th century.
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In the wilderness of Bermuda, Hopkins persuaded most of the settlers to form a fledgling democracy.
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Israel moved troops and settlers out of Gaza in 2005 and still occupies the West Bank.
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So Europeans, and by extension European settlers in North America, never had a bug-eating tradition.
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The new settlers established hospitals, banks and theaters; published newspapers; and founded ballet troupes and orchestras.
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White settlers began arriving in the late 1850s, and the town had 800 residents by 1887.
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"Accept the uprooting of our olive trees, the violence of settlers," she continued, picking up steam.
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As the movement has grown, so too has the proportion of settlers allying themselves to it.
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Three years of relative peace with rebels in Colombia has opened once-forbidding jungles to settlers.
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To many Israeli settlers, the move simply recognized the status of settlements they regard as permanent.
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"There's the Walloon Settlers Monument, which has been part of the park since 1924," he said.
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In between scheduled activities, we took a walk and played a board game, Settlers of Catan.
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More settlers arrived in the succeeding months, but within three years, Wolstenholme had all but disappeared.
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In Peru's urban centers, the incident generated lurid news stories about savage natives attacking peaceable settlers.
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"If you had a bona fide amount of settlers, you could apply to Congress," says Earle.
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Before the arrival of white settlers, tribal boundaries were generally fluid; intermarriages and alliances were common.
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The bad people, the occupiers, are the unruly, armed, bearded zealots, settlers whom we cannot control.
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An earlier version of this article understated the number of Jewish settlers in the West Bank.
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Three years of relative peace with rebels in Colombia has opened once-forbidding jungles to settlers.
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I saw three Israeli soldiers firing into the air and three settlers firing directly at people.
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"These settlers may be third generation but they inhabit the fringes of society," Mr. Buchanan said.
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But in the course of just a few decades, European settlers slaughtered almost all of them.
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About another 20,000 Israeli settlers also live there, many of them working in farming and tourism.
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It withdrew its troops and settlers from Gaza, which is ruled by the Islamist Hamas movement.
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One of the settlers walked up to al-Sharif to take a video on his cellphone.
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If you're tired of your Settlers of Catan hexagonal tiles sliding all over the place, that's just one of countless improvements that artists Amy Wang and Fuzzy Wobble made when they created Deep Space Settlers, a new, and much improved, version of the beloved board game.
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Crops are destroyed, and African farmers have been beaten, abducted and murdered by Arab militias and settlers.
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Israel withdrew troops and settlers from Gaza in 2005 while keeping control of its coast and airspace.
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About 350,000 settlers live there and a further 200,000 in East Jerusalem, among about 2.6 million Palestinians.
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But it was really all preparation for a Settlers of Catan game with her husband Dax Shepard.
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Settlers who got the best land were able to build only about 10 feet above sea level.
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About 1,000 Israeli settlers live in the heart of the flashpoint city, protected by the Israeli military.
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The group, known as self-settlers, has adjusted to a quiet life among elevated levels of radiation.
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Subterranean lava tubes may offer the greatest radiation protection, so the show's fictional settlers will go underground.
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There are no firm estimates of the number of armed settlers who are likely to resist evacuation.
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As well as the formal settlements, which Israel fully supports, settlers have established more than 100 outposts.
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To settlers in Hebron, the army's response is welcome, even if they worry it will not last.
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After opening it to Japanese settlers, it forced the Ainu, which it labelled "former aborigines," to assimilate.
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If Zionism is a European movement," he said, "the settlers are colonialism in a post-colonial era.
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The first settlers may actually have been Gaelic-speaking, seafaring Irish monks fleeing the Vikings in Ireland.
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Despite its reputation as a destination for prisoners, Australia attracted flocks of free settlers from the 1790s.
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Early European settlers displaced those they called "Indians" through an unholy trinity of violence, disease and starvation.
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"But now all I see, and all these youth see, are Israeli soldiers and settlers," he said.
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These settlers also need time to feel as secure as they felt in their on-prem homeland.
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European settlers introduced shallow-rooted annual grasses to the state, which partly displaced deeper-rooted perennial grasses.
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A decade ago, for every 1,000 settlers already living in occupied territory, 20 more arrived each year.
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About 400,000 Israeli settlers live in the West Bank which is also home to 2.8 million Palestinians.
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The name Melungeon derives from mélange, an appellation bestowed by early French settlers on the Clinch river.
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Rep. Hank Johnson (D-Ga.) on Monday compared Israeli settlers to termites while discussing Israel-Palestine relations.
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Anything you capture can be tamed and pitted against other captives (or your own settlers) in battle.
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He also discovered his own connection to the name: His ancestors were early settlers of Columbia, Tenn.
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Does anyone here really believe that the settlers will agree to submit to Palestinian law in Palestine?
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Most experts agree that Martian settlers will eventually have to live off the land in some way.
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The first president, Jomo Kenyatta, and his cronies bought the huge estates of white settlers who left.
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If all goes to plan, multiple raptor engines will help propel the first SpaceX settlers to Mars.
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This program of acquiring territory through genocide predated the settlers' aspirations of independence from the British Crown.
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That finding supports the idea that the first settlers in Australia were the ancestors of today's aboriginals.
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Beginning in the 1600s, European settlers first described the Schaghticoke tribe as inhabiting lands in northwestern Connecticut.
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The tribe, the outlet notes, was said to have been enslaved by settlers and forced into labor.
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He describes Paul's visit to Philippi, a city half populated by Macedonians and half by Roman settlers.
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They took it over, and we can't use it, and instead the settlers are playing on it.
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Arab party members, left wing supporters, and right wing settlers all sit in the same Knesset chamber.
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Two settlers were indicted amid accusations of abuse by the Shin Bet, which the agency also denied.
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The white settlers' beliefs about racial difference served to both justify this expansion and to limit it.
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More than 265,000 settlers now live there, excluding in East Jerusalem, up from about 249,000 in 2005.
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Like other settlers, they had come in search of land and a respite from the country's conflicts.
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Not all settlers shared that goal, however, and the native peoples of the region routinely opposed it.
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The displacement and ethnic cleansing of Native Americans by white settlers becomes the foundation of Jacksonian democracy.
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Settlers below on Mars would see Phobos rise and set not once, but twice in one day!
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Somehow — and this is one of the mysteries — the tree was not squeezed out before settlers arrived.
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Some artists, particularly Arab Israelis, refuse to perform for settlers in the occupied territories on moral grounds.
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The term Indian summer, according to the Almanac, could come from the early settlers of New England.
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Introduced to Grenada by French settlers in 22020, raw cocoa for centuries was exported overseas for processing.
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His father, a Marine Corps captain, was descended from one of the original settlers of Stamford, Conn.
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If he is right, the mysterious earliest settlers of this hemisphere didn't arrive in a single migration.
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Five Aboriginal Australians died after stealing grain that white settlers appeared to have intentionally poisoned with arsenic.
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In their desire to remove Indians, Ohio's settlers uncomfortably resembled their white counterparts in the slaveholding South.
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First built by settlers in the 19th century, the fence has a storied presence in the outback.
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About 65,000 Palestinians and 11,000 Israeli settlers live in the Jordan Valley and northern Dead Sea area.
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Long-standing tensions between Assam's indigenous people and the minority migrant Muslim settlers have erupted in clashes.
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In 2005, another right-wing Israeli government removed its soldiers, settlers and settlements from the Gaza Strip.
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The site was named after an 1800s Chinook leader who had been friendly with the white settlers.
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Bengali settlers in Assam go back centuries, and the group was favored by the colonial British rulers.
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Some cities in the US are so old they were founded by settlers before the Revolutionary War.
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After opening it to Japanese settlers, it forced the Ainu, which it labeled "former aborigines," to assimilate.
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Government officials assigned them Anglicized names, and in 113 Congress passed legislation opening the reservation to settlers.
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White settlers poisoned water holes and flour sacks, and they massacred men, women and children with impunity.
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Their population declined dramatically in the 20th century due to "European hunters and settlers," the WWF wrote.
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In case you're curious about who the Walloon Settlers were, Mr. Kuhn can clear that up, too.
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By contrast, the surrounding gravesites belonged to white settlers whose names were clearly identified on the map.
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