The couple sought refuge in a nearby ice cream shop.
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Mary sought refuge in England, and Elizabeth let her stay.
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Last night in Texas, 17,13+ people sought refuge in shelters.
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About 3,000 people in Robeson County sought refuge in shelters.
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Many sought refuge in neighboring India, particularly in Tamil Nadu.
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He has sought refuge at C.N.R.P. headquarters since late May.
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She fled her home and sought refuge with the shelter.
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More than 1,500 people sought refuge in 46 temporary shelters.
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Since February alone, 47,000 Syrians have sought refuge in Turkey.
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Intellectuals who had sought refuge there now looked for new homes.
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Finally, he sought refuge on the roof of the burning building.
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Some families sought refuge under a large, overcrowded, open-sided tent.
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As water poured into their homes, residents sought refuge in attics.
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Then, facing deportation, she sought refuge in the church in November.
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He first sought refuge in Iran, and then reportedly in Pakistan.
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Worried she'd be arrested, she sought refuge at a church in Denver.
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She sought refuge in rehab once -- attending a 30-day treatment center.
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Some sought refuge in camps or escaped as fire rocketed toward them.
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Some sought refuge in towns that were later captured by the government.
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More than 100 people have sought refuge there with a few belongings.
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Manuel Noriega, Panama's leader, sought refuge in the Vatican nunciature in Panama City.
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They had a wonderful love story, got married and sought refuge in America.
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Facing corruption charges, the country's most recent president has sought refuge in Miami.
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Japanese troops caught the family on an island where they had sought refuge.
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The "contraband" was former slaves who had sought refuge in the nation's capital.
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The homeless sought refuge in the subway, while public housing residents lost heat.
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A La Jolla, California, sea lion sought refuge in a restaurant without a reservation.
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Among the evacuees was Healdsburg resident Jason Montgomery, who sought refuge at a shelter.
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Mina Dadashzadeh is another Iranian national whose family sought refuge in Sweden years ago.
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He died in 2008, and Bassey sought refuge by taking a grief recovery course.
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Gold rose as investors sought refuge in the safe-have after equity markets weakened.
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However, Women's Aid said most women fleeing abuse sought refuge outside their local area.
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Arab and Central Asian militants on the run from Afghanistan sought refuge in Waziristan.
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Other victims were believed to have sought refuge in a church during the typhoon.
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At Oberlin, 35 students and a therapy dog sought refuge in a safe room.
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About 7,000 residents have already sought refuge in shelters, Scott said in a news conference.
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Many Ramadi residents have sought refuge in a growing tent camp east of the city.
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As a recent engineering grad, Palowski sought refuge where few of us would — his bathroom.
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Like Erin, many sought refuge with nearby family and friends as they waited for news.
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In Florida, more than 22,000 people had sought refuge in more than 145 shelters, Gov.
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Al-Sadr once sought refuge in Iran when the U.S. was looking to capture him.
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Modern Love After being assaulted in a park, a young woman sought refuge in marriage.
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In 2014, some 113,000 people sought refuge in Europe from Africa and the Middle East.
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Even in uncomfortable moments, she never sought refuge in the vagueness of the Japanese language.
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A neighbor told the family that Mr. Callihan had sought refuge in his pickup truck.
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Thousands of residents had fled and sought refuge in Jalalabad and Kabul, among other places.
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Many civilians fleeing fighting in the rebel-held territory have sought refuge in the town.
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The Puerto Rico Department of Housing said 2,204 people have sought refuge in 18 shelters.
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A girl and I who sought refuge in a house in an alley were arrested.
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Sixty-five people died on that occasion, and thousands of Muslims sought refuge in Kairana.
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Saalim is a recovering serial founder and startup enthusiast, and has sought refuge at 23 Startups.
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They initially sought refuge in Tijuana, but requested U.S. asylum after being robbed by local police.
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Trump has generally sought refuge in friendly interviews inside the conservative media machine in recent months.
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Sister Kourtney Kardashian had previously evacuated from her Calabasas home and sought refuge in Kendall's house.
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He did not take part in the trial, having skipped bail and sought refuge in France.
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Saalim is a recovering serial founder and startup enthusiast, and has sought refuge at 113 Startups.
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IS's senior leadership are believed to have sought refuge in the province's remote towns and villages.
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She noted an incident where her family sought refuge at a house already filled with people.
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He sought refuge in the cabin in 25, and ended up in the cabin in 212.
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As the fire raged, whipped by ferocious winds, hundreds of people sought refuge on nearby beaches.
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Mr. Alexander, like another defeated Labour notable, the shadow chancellor Ed Balls, sought refuge at Harvard.
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The protesters, whom the government labeled as terrorists, had sought refuge inside a Roman Catholic church.
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As investigations continued, Assange eventually sought refuge in the Ecuadorian embassy in London in June 2012.
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Was he even there when they all arrived, or had he sought refuge in his study?
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Kisses met Chyna when the latter first visited the Bunny Ranch, where she often sought refuge.
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Tens of thousands of its own citizens have sought refuge in the United States this year.
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Half of the country's population is either internally displaced or has sought refuge in neighboring countries.
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Within a few hours, the soldiers who had joined Guaidó sought refuge in the Brazilian Embassy.
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Some said they sought refuge in camps where people brought dogs, chickens, goats and other animals.
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About 80 people were killed as they sought refuge from rebel bombings inside the humble church.
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I started pacing around the basement, trying to acquaint myself with everyone who sought refuge here.
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There's also Google's Sergey Brin, a Russian-born immigrant whose family also sought refuge in America.
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The official said Masri, as he was widely known, had sought refuge in Iran after the Sept.
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Thousands of people have sought refuge in shelters, and electricity and phone lines have been severely affected.
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By the numbers: 2,550 Americans sought refuge in Canada in 2017, compared to just 395 in 2016.
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Top Catalan officials sought refuge in France in the late 1930s from Spain's military dictator Francisco Franco.
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One woman who sought refuge there told CNN the government always warns people to leave before storms.
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They sought refuge in Canada, but returned to Romania after the end of communism, the magazine reported.
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Many who fled have sought refuge along the borders with Jordan and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.
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At one point, 200 members of the US Army sought refuge in Canada over the Iraq war.
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Hundreds of evacuees had sought refuge in these areas, but they now have to move yet again.
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He did not, and when several appeals were denied, he sought refuge at the First Unitarian church.
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Rescuers gave him a satellite phone to contact his wife, who sought refuge in Louisiana last week.
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But he spurned the government's peace overtures and sought refuge in the Netherlands, where he still lives.
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Several campers in the region sought refuge on the roofs of vehicles and were rescued by helicopter.
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Explaining the decision, Karaz noted that two-thirds of al-Bab citizens had sought refuge in Turkey.
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Mr. Habré, who ruled Chad for eight years, sought refuge in Senegal after a coup in 1990.
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" — MALAK, 242 Riyadh "I left the home and sought refuge with a human rights organization in Saudi.
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My family, along with about 200 other people, sought refuge at a high school in our town.
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Many people have sought refuge in neighboring countries, like Democratic Republic of Congo, that are troubled themselves.
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Her father sought refuge from Fidel Castro's regime in Cuba by moving to New York in 1968.
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The rest have sought refuge in Europe, joining the wave of migrants fleeing conflict across the region.
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Burundi and Tanzania agreed in August to repatriate nearly 200,000 refugees who had sought refuge in Tanzania.
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Myrna Delgado said she sought refuge outside her home when the first temblors started on December 28.
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On Monday night, more than 17,000 Texans sought refuge in shelters, according to the American Red Cross.
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Bisexual but primarily lesbian, she sought refuge from poverty and dead-end jobs in alcohol and drugs.
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Over the last day, 300 Fort McMurray residents have sought refuge there, and hundreds more are expected.
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Precious metal miners outperformed as investors sought refuge in safe-haven assets such as gold following Trump's announcement.
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Twenty-five days later, having sought refuge back home and been denied police protection, her brother killed her.
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"This is the worst place on earth," called out Paulson, who promptly sought refuge in the hollow box.
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In the 12 months ending March 2015, 733 BME women sought refuge spaces and only 154 were successful.
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I was already overwhelmed by the amount of humans and vibrators, so I sought refuge at their booths.
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They ran to the bathroom and sought refuge in their bathtub, getting there seconds before the tornado hit.
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This has brought to 357,000 the number of Rohingya who have sought refuge in Bangladesh since October 513.
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Many residents had been forced from their homes and sought refuge in government-run shelters or with relatives.
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Guevara sought refuge in the Chilean ambassador's residence in Caracas in November amid fears he could be jailed.
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Police officers sought refuge from the sweltering heat in doorways, and firefighters rested on their hulking red trucks.
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A threatened Mr. Biti sought refuge in Zambia but the Zambian officials handed him over to Zimbabwean police.
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With few representations of gay people in Lebanese culture, he sought refuge in "Will & Grace" and Oscar Wilde.
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Some fanned themselves in the unforgiving heat; others sought refuge under a tent that covered the family's garage.
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With chaos gripping pockets of central Hong Kong on Sunday evening, some protesters sought refuge in local churches.
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During the tumult of the Civil War, hundreds of thousands of Black people sought refuge behind Union lines.
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One protester, a woman in her 60s, sought refuge from the tear gas by hiding behind a tree.
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The shootout raged for hours until the house where Perez and his supporters sought refuge was barely standing.
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Unwilling to abandon her three American children, she has sought refuge in a sanctuary church in Washington Heights.
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They feared persecution and death," she wrote, asking: "What if this family sought refuge in our country today?
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As Britain handed Indians the country, many of its Muslims sought refuge from persecution in Muslim-majority areas.
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An opposition lawmaker, Freddy Guevara, sought refuge in the Chilean ambassador's residence in November 2017 and remains there.
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Around 30 people, including women and children, sought refuge in a single home at one end of the street.
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He spoke to Reuters in Mamfe, one of the main towns in the area, where he had sought refuge.
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Two of her sons were hiding in a hotel building while the other sought refuge at a nearby house.
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Together, they make up Short Creek, where people practicing plural marriage first sought refuge more than a century ago.
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When her neighbors heard gunshots, many of them fled, running from the neighborhood, but others sought refuge at home.
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Some of the land left behind was abandoned, left idle for years as farmers sought refuge in nearby towns.
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Forced to marry at 15, Hussein ran away from home and sought refuge with her aunt for three years.
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She then sought refuge in Guatemala City; her husband promised to change his behavior if she would come home.
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About 240 people with 90 pets sought refuge in two American Red Cross shelters, NBC News affiliate KNHL reported.
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More than 800 people sought refuge in shelters overnight, many too scared to stay home as aftershocks fueled panic.
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I may not have moved there because of "Sex and the City," but I sought refuge in the stories.
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After a sprawling Bronx plaza opened in 2016, homeless people and others sought refuge there, bringing mattresses and suitcases.
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Branson, who sought refuge in the wine cellar of his home during Irma, still appeared shaken from the experience.
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Like many others, they had sought refuge in Idlib after being ousted from other areas earlier in the war.
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Perepilichny had sought refuge in Britain in 2009 after helping a Swiss investigation into a Russian money-laundering scheme.
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In the video, the man filming explains that the cat became stuck after it sought refuge under a warm vehicle.
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They sought refuge in the US, but only made it as far as Mexico, where authorities detained and deported them.
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But it only seemed to daze the hellish creature, which briefly took flight again and sought refuge behind the bookshelf.
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So, when this pregnant sea otter needed to give birth last week, she sought refuge in the aquarium's tide pool.
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Equally, intimacy with the Kremlin can itself be risky; look at Boris Berezovsky, a consigliere who sought refuge in Britain.
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And in a grim sign for the opposition, famed opposition activist Leopoldo López sought refuge inside Spain's embassy in Caracas.
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She soon had water at her knees and sought refuge in a neighbor's second-story apartment and waited for boats.
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He was deported five times, but snuck back over the border and sought refuge in San Francisco, a sanctuary city.
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Throughout those decades, martial artists from mainland China sought refuge in what was then the British colony of Hong Kong.
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At the same time, over 300,000 Sunni Arabs have sought refuge in Kurdish-ruled Kirkuk from the Islamic State jihadists.
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The American Red Cross said 500 people sought refuge in its shelters on Sunday night because of worsening volcanic activity.
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Lawmaker Marianella Magallanes, who also had her immunity taken away this week, sought refuge in the Italian embassy on Wednesday.
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Monira Parvin, his wife, sought refuge with their 5-year-old daughter at her parents' village in a dry area.
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European equities slumped by 7% and U.S. stock futures hit the loss limit as investors sought refuge in safe havens.
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"The gendarmes who were attacked sought refuge in a nearby hair-dressing saloon," the army's spokesman said in a statement.
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Many of those trying to reach the U.S. said they initially sought refuge in neighboring Nigeria but didn't feel safe.
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During that personal turbulence, Mr. Gross sought refuge in trying to divine the ups and downs of the bond market.
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For the roughly 5,000 slaves who sought refuge here, this was one of their last interactions with the United States.
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The family from Syria sought refuge in Canada in 2017 to escape the civil war that's decimated their home country.
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Amin, 19, said he and his family sought refuge in a nearby forest with more than a hundred other Rohingya.
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During World War II, large influxes of Jews escaping Nazi Germany followed by Puerto Ricans and Cubans fleeing Castro sought refuge.
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The ex-Catalan leader defied a court order to appear in Madrid and instead sought refuge in Belgium earlier this week.
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Stocks tanked as investors across the globe sought refuge in safe havens on jitters about setbacks to U.S.-China trade talks.
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Running for their lives through the crowd, the pair sought refuge under a table as the bullets continued to fly by.
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Armed with a semi-automatic pistol, the panicked shooter startled unsuspecting shoppers, as he sought refuge inside the crowded retail store.
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Lithome Saint-Mesyeux, wearing a white hat, hiked into the cave where he and his family sought refuge during Hurricane Matthew.
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In many cases, they were in the country for a theatrical performance, a conference or a sports tournament, then sought refuge.
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I was named for a woman who, like Mr. Aciman's mother, sought refuge on another continent — my great-grandmother Ida Novey.
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Several high-ranking officials who served with Evo Morales, the former president, have sought refuge in Mexico's embassy in La Paz.
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The ground offensive has triggered a "massive" influx of displaced people into the cities, may of whom have sought refuge underground.
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In essence, they have sought refuge on the painter's property, and she, by providing it, is actively flouting the new rules.
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Investors sought refuge in the dollar and other safe-harbor assets as they worried about potential damage to the world's economy.
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More than half a million people have been affected in the country and at least 110,000 have sought refuge in camps.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — For two days in South Carolina, Joe Biden sought refuge in a state he likens to a second home.
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The newcomers join more than one million people who sought refuge in Europe last year, adding new strains to already depressed economies.
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In February, the Egyptian Armed Forces said it assumed control of a mountain in central Sinai where extremists had once sought refuge.
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About 12,000 homes and businesses were left without power in the area and some 2,000 people sought refuge in shelters, officials said.
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Julian Assange was arrested after years in exile In 2012, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange sought refuge in the Ecuadorian embassy in London.
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On April 20, hundreds of student protesters sought refuge in Managua&aposs cathedral, where the church was collecting donations to support protesters.
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An employee inside the shoe store Young Dolph sought refuge in frantically called 911 while the rapper bled out behind a counter.
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Mr Browder heard of the case of a Russian family who had sought refuge in Guatemala but ended up jailed there instead.
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Medecins Sans Frontieres representatives in the capital, Bangui, says more than 300 people sought refuge at Bambari hospital, where one civilian died.
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Now she is interned with fanatic supporters of the violent jihadist group she has sought refuge from since the age of 13.
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Sweden asked Britain to extradite Assange for questioning, and in June 2012 he sought refuge in Ecuador's London embassy to avoid arrest.
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Of those accused, two lawmakers remain under arrest while most others have either fled the country or sought refuge in friendly embassies.
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Somehow they escaped and sought refuge in a quiet corner where few humans dare to tread, comforting mourners with their loud calls.
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Children also represent a disproportionate and growing segment of those who have sought refuge outside their country of birth, the report said.
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Even as people sought refuge in their homes, witnesses reported that officers were knocking on doors in some neighborhoods, checking identity cards.
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According to Chinese records, more than 2,000 Tibetans were "annihilated" in the battle, including civilians who had sought refuge in the monastery.
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More than a million Syrians fleeing a gruesome civil war have sought refuge in Lebanon, only to find themselves in peril again.
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Companies provided free services and restaurants delivered food to shelters where thousands of people have sought refuge after their homes were damaged.
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On April 20, hundreds of student protesters sought refuge at Managua&aposs cathedral, where the church was collecting donations to support demonstrators.
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Mr. Assange sought refuge after Sweden said it wanted him for questioning on allegations of rape, an accusation that he has denied.
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"Children don't forget easily," she says, chronicling an upbringing in a military camp where her mother had sought refuge from political turmoil.
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At least 33,000 people sought refuge in Texas shelters overnight, with another 1,300 doing so in Louisiana, the American Red Cross said.
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As the capital grew more dangerous, he and his mother, Edit, sought refuge with friends in a quieter part of the city.
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Two people died within a week just outside City Hall this winter, as they sought refuge from the rain and the cold.
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ISTANBUL — Six years ago, he fled China's crackdown on Muslim Uighurs and sought refuge in Turkey, joining a community of fellow exiles.
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His family had sought refuge from the Bolsheviks in the Crimean peninsula; those forces now made a vicious descent from the north.
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As markets recoiled following the unexpected vote, investors fled risky assets and sought refuge in assets perceived to be safe, such as gold.
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Gold stocks helped cushion losses for the index, helped by a 1.5 percent rise in spot gold as risk-averse investors sought refuge.
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Since Venezuela's economy began to slump in 2014 under Nicolás Maduro, a socialist strongman, perhaps 2.3m Venezuelans have sought refuge in neighbouring countries.
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Roughly 200 people sought refuge during the night in a Ridgecrest shelter run by the Red Cross, too afraid to reenter their homes.
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Gold traded near its highest level in more than a week as investors sought refuge in the safe haven after equity markets weakened.
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In the 1960s, during the chaotic years of famine and the Cultural Revolution in China, many Chinese people sought refuge in North Korea.
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Mr. Bakr sought refuge over the weekend with other Syrians in Leipzig, although his relationship to those fellow refugees was not immediately clear.
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Gold rose to its highest level in more than a week as investors sought refuge in the safe haven after equity markets weakened.
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Like Ms. Eilish, she has long sought refuge inside baggy shirts and hoodies, but until recently she tended toward the dark or nondescript.
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Others trying to escape kept running over her, but she was finally able to get up and sought refuge in a nearby apartment.
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A snowstorm moved in and, as the other men sought refuge in a cave, Matsumura was left exposed and succumbed to the elements.
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The group's militants also shot dead four children who sought refuge at a nearby police post in Saretho village, near Garrisa, last week.
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A few months later, the place they sought refuge, al-Mazraq camp near the border city of Harad, also in Hajjah, was bombarded.
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Many of the residents able to leave have sought refuge at the camps on the edge of Nineveh Province and in Iraqi Kurdistan.
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Among the thousands who have joined the exodus from Yarmouk, some have sought refuge inside Syria with others heading to neighboring countries or Europe.
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The government of Ecuador cut off Julian Assange's internet access at its embassy in London, where the WikiLeaks founder has sought refuge since 2012.
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The move closes a loophole under which some Turkish broadcasters have sought refuge from censorship and strict regulations by moving to online streaming platforms.
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I grew up in Miami, which counts among its residents many immigrants who have sought refuge from the corrupt political systems destroying their homelands.
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Divers have not found a 66-year-old holidaymaker who sought refuge from the swollen river in his caravan, only to be swept away.
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Gold traded near its highest level in more than a week as investors sought refuge in the safe haven asset after equity markets weakened.
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READ: Three more missing Hong Kong booksellers turn up in China For decades, critics of China's ruling communist party have sought refuge in Thailand.
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It was there that she sought refuge as an immigrant from Serbia in 1973, hopeful for some sense of familiarity in this alien city.
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Unmiss soldiers have struggled to protect the tens of thousands of civilians who have sought refuge at United Nations compounds in Juba and elsewhere.
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So the cat stayed behind at the apartment of Ms. H's mother in Manhattan, where Ms. H had sought refuge from an abusive boyfriend.
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Assange sought refuge in the embassy in June 2012 to avoid an extradition order to Sweden over an allegation of rape, which he denies.
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Immigration has dipped sharply from its high point in 2015, when hundreds of thousands of people fleeing war and persecution sought refuge in Europe.
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The figure in the poem, a woman, finds herself in a cellar, perhaps a reference to the crypt on Malta where Agatha sought refuge.
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In eastern Ghouta, residents and activists say even the underground shelters where hundreds have sought refuge from the continuing bombardment, are no longer safe.
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The Guardian reported in 2004 that Prince had sought refuge in the church, "like many pioneering black artists before him," such as Michael Jackson.
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Shortly after the 22022 election, about 50 people were burned alive as they sought refuge in a church near the city, in western Kenya.
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But Bhatia's story begins in 1984 when he sought refuge in Canada after anti-Sikh riots in India, according to CNN's Great Big Story.
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Using Pemex's ties to the Russian energy sector, Mr. Lozoya first sought refuge in Russia before landing in Spain, according to the Mexican media.
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Southeast Texas residents sought refuge from the Category 4 hurricane at the Robert A. "Bob" Bowers Civic Center in Port Arthur, the website reported.
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In 2008, scores of people were killed and thousands sought refuge in makeshift camps in a wave of sporadic xenophobic attacks in South Africa.
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Mr. Assange, 44, sought refuge in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London in 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden, where he faced an allegation of rape.
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Many had sought refuge here from persecution in other parts of the country, especially after the 20100 US-led invasion gave rise to sectarian strife.
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Susie has sought refuge from four footballers who keep harassing her, pulling up her shirt to see if she is a boy or a girl.
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When the revolution broke out, Vigée Le Brun worried that her relations with the monarchy would put her in danger and sought refuge in Italy.
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After observing the orcas from a distance for 30 minutes, things took a turn when a sea lion sought refuge under one of the boats.
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Investors worried about damage to the world economy sought refuge in the dollar and other safe-harbor assets such as gold and U.S. Treasury bonds.
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Industry peers Swiber Holdings Ltd and Swissco Holdings Ltd have already sought refuge in court, while auditors have questioned the future of Nam Cheong Ltd .
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The Allies had mistakenly believed that German troops were inside, and more than 200 Italian civilians who had sought refuge in the abbey were killed.
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But Boko Haram continued its attacks, and so, for the first time, Mainakinay's people sought refuge on the mainland, leaving their cattle and belongings behind.
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In South Carolina, more than 1,500 people have sought refuge in 28 shelters as authorities worried about the historic and vulnerable port city of Charleston.
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More than a third have now sought refuge in Bangladesh, many repeating the same claims that the attacks were part of a coordinated strategic operation.
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Idlib's population has doubled in size, to three million, as Syrians escaping the regime have sought refuge, but now they have nowhere left to flee.
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Educated Venezuelans have sought refuge in Europe, the United States, as well as some South American countries, like Peru and Chile, which have recruited professionals.
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Several Thai democracy activists who sought refuge in Laos have gone missing over the recent years and two turned up dead in the Mekong River.
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The Hong Kong government said early Monday that nearly 400 people had sought medical treatment, and more than 1,500 sought refuge in 48 temporary shelters.
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Nearly 2.1 million Iraqis are internally displaced — and 34% of them have sought refuge in Iraqi Kurdistan, according to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees.
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It felt little benefit, however, from the slide in equities last week as stock-fleeing investors broadly sought refuge in the dollar, trumping other drivers.
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Hussein said she was betrothed at the age of 16 but refused to accept the union and sought refuge with a relative for three years.
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Ms. Hoyos, on the other hand, eventually gave up on her commute and sought refuge with a friend in Brooklyn, where she spent the night.
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When trade tensions with China flared last year, many companies sought refuge in a country with a long, stable relationship with the United States: Mexico.
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It involves bringing back thousands of people who fled the town of Bama and the surrounding area and sought refuge in camps in Maiduguri and elsewhere.
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The refugees - many of whom sought refuge decades ago and have children born in Ethiopia - are largely confined to one of about 20 camps across country.
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Some came straight here, others sought refuge closer to home, only to have to pick up and flee again as the fire scorched more nearby towns.
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The Guards fell to their knees, fired their guns into the crowds or their own heads, ran down the halls or sought refuge in the cells.
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Since the fires began, officials have been continuously reassuring the community that ICE agents would not be targeting undocumented immigrants who sought refuge at official shelters.
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To discuss the six or so years that followed, Natia agrees to show me a few of the places where he once sought refuge after sundown.
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Large numbers of Guatemalans have sought refuge in the United States, leading civil rights groups to warn it is not a safe destination for asylum seekers.
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Sisters Sumayah and Nabila Ali said they sought refuge in Malaysia after fleeing Yemen where more than 10,000 people have died in two years of conflict.
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Since he sought refuge in the small embassy, British media have reported Assange has suffered from an irregular heartbeat, a chronic cough and high blood pressure.
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The leader of one of its parties, Copei, sought refuge in the home of the Chilean ambassador in Caracas on Wednesday, according to Chile's foreign ministry.
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Colombia is now home to almost a million Venezuelans, mainly poor, who have sought refuge there and in Brazil, with which Venezuela also shares a border.
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A group of photographs of the Great Dismal Swamp, where escaped slaves sought refuge on the way north and many died, are also strong and harrowing.
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Negotiators, however, were unable to persuade Mexico to agree to allow the U.S. to reject asylum seekers if they had not sought refuge in Mexico first.
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This investigation stems from an accusation in 2010 by a Swedish woman that was dropped after Mr. Assange sought refuge in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London.
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However, lawyers in Europe have collected testimony from survivors among the hundreds of thousands of Syrians who have sought refuge to prosecute members of Assad's government.
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AUSTERLITZ, N.Y. — Edna St. Vincent Millay sought refuge from life in a roaring Greenwich Village, with its abundance of distractions standing between her and her work.
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I chose a Lux resort in the shadow of Le Morne mountain, an imposing Unesco World Heritage site where escaped slaves once sought refuge in caves.
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Distraught Democrats sought refuge and support in Facebook groups like Pantsuit Nation, where like-minded women (and men) could share their overwhelming feelings of shock and grief.
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Among the few gainers were shares in precious metal miner Randgold, which was lifted 1.7 percent as investors sought refuge in safe haven assets such as gold.
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The United Nations children agency UNICEF said some 480,000 Rohingya - mostly children - who have sought refuge in neighboring Bangladesh since August face a "huge life-threatening emergency".
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The Hound, a former Lannister loyalist, is also back, perhaps in pursuit of the ones who massacred the peaceful community he sought refuge with in Season 6.
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Like many others, the Pomeranc family, including Jack, his parents and five of his siblings, sought refuge there (an older sister, Chaja, had earlier fled to Belarus).
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Billions of euros have also been pledged in European aid for Turkey to care for an estimated 2.5 million Syrians and Iraqis who have sought refuge there.
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Assange is being held in London at the request of U.S. authorities, following his eviction from the Ecuadorian Embassy where he had sought refuge for several years.
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"Luther and the Germans," at Wartburg Castle in Eisenach, where Martin Luther sought refuge and translated the New Testament into German, runs from May 4 through Nov.
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He jumped bail in Britain and sought refuge in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London as Sweden was in the middle of investigating a rape accusation against him.
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Two of the defendants told the court that homeless people often sought refuge in the bank, and that they had assumed the man was looking for shelter.
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Gurinder Chadha, the British-raised director of "Bend It Like Beckham," closes the film with an ode to her grandmother, who sought refuge from Pakistan in India.
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At one point, some journalists who had been harassed by the authorities sought refuge in the building, and three syndicate board members were charged with harboring fugitives.
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Liesel sought refuge from the spotlight, took a leave from Columbia, and moved to India where she volunteered with kids and taught yoga to recovering heroin addicts.
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Her Jack Russell terrier, Ellie Bellie, sought refuge from the punishing sun under their R.V., which boasted a satellite dish, a solar generator and, crucially, a television.
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Mr. Assange, an Australian, sought refuge in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London five years ago after the authorities in Stockholm opened a preliminary rape investigation against him.
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Tens of thousands fled, or were forced from their homes in the country's north and east, and many sought refuge in neighboring India, particularly in Tamil Nadu.
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Look at Dara Khosrowshahi, the CEO of Expedia: He's a very entrepreneurial individual, and as he recently stated, also a former Iranian who sought refuge in America.
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CARACAS, Venezuela – One of Venezuela&aposs most prominent opposition leaders has sought refuge in the Chilean ambassador&aposs residence after being targeted for arrest by the Supreme Court.
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Fighting at the site -- meant to be a safe haven for those displaced by conflict -- forced some 29,000 people who had sought refuge to be displaced once again.
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Snowden fled into the arms of an adversary, and has sought refuge in a country that most recently made a concerted effort to undermine confidence in our democracy.
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We think we recognize the street, and then the street recognizes us: A man in whose brother's house we briefly sought refuge in comes over to say hello.
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Clinton has been a fierce critic of Assange, who remains at the Ecuadorean embassy in London where he sought refuge in 2012 to avoid possible extradition to Sweden.
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Correction: This story was updated to reflect that Vizguerra was not arrested by ICE; she voluntary skipped a mandated check-in and instead sought refuge in a church.
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An Indian man suspected of arranging a large pseudoephedrine shipment in 2013 sought refuge on the other side of the border, said Tamu police chief Major Soe Naing.
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The surviving crew members sought refuge on a fishing boat moored nearby, banging on the side to wake up Bob Hansen and his wife, who were sleeping onboard.
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Mr. Assange sought refuge in the embassy in June 2012 after Sweden sought to have him arrested in connection with allegations of rape and assault in that country.
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The United States would then have the legal ability to reject asylum seekers who tried to enter the country if they had not sought refuge in Mexico first.
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All three had belonged to Dorville, who sought refuge at his estate in the Dordogne in unoccupied France in June 1940, where he died about a year later.
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The story, described in the Gospel of St. Matthew, among other writings, says Joseph and Mary sought refuge in Egypt to protect Jesus from the threat of infanticide.
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But when Mexican migrants sought refuge in the United States in the early 1900s, they brought with them the practice of smoking the plant, which they called marijuana.
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Getting to the spot where the boys sought refuge takes a nearly 11-hour round trip through 4 km (2.5 km) of winding, and occasionally narrow, submerged pathways.
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Israel has not commented of the wave of displacement, although Syrian residents said many of the displaced have sought refuge near the frontier with the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.
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Gold fell more than 1 percent as investors sought refuge in the dollar, which has been lifted by recent strong U.S. economic data that have reinforced rate hike expectations.
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LONDON, Nov 2 (Reuters) - German government bond yields dropped on Wednesday as investors, rattled by uncertainty over next week's U.S presidential election, sought refuge in the safe haven debt.
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Several other anti-Maduro lawmakers have sought refuge in the embassies of foreign nations as the country's top court announced investigations of Zambrano and nine other members of congress.
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International aid agencies report more that than 2.2 million people have fled their homes over the past two years, including some 600,000 who have sought refuge in neighboring countries.
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Kourtney Kardashian evacuated from her Calabasas home and sought refuge in sister Kendall Jenner's house, though she told fans on Saturday morning that the blaze had spared her home.
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Gold fell more than 0.65 percent as investors sought refuge in the dollar, which has been lifted by recent strong U.S. economic data that have reinforced rate hike expectations.
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Qusayr's residents who fled to other parts of Syria are only part of the story: Thousands of others sought refuge in Lebanon, many settling in the town of Arsal.
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For years, Japanese investors have sought refuge in foreign bonds, effectively kicked out of their domestic bond market by the Bank of Japan's ownership of nearly half of it.
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Gold fell more than 0.53 percent as investors sought refuge in the dollar, which has been lifted by recent strong U.S. economic data that has reinforced rate hike expectations.
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Three of the five sought refuge in the offices of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Ramallah on Sunday, before police escorted them out of the building.
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Just prior to our May visit, in Bangassou, anti-balaka militias sought to eliminate Muslims from the town, even trapping Muslims who sought refuge in a mosque or hospital.
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Mr. Snowden fled into the arms of an adversary and has sought refuge in a country that most recently made a concerted effort to undermine confidence in our democracy.
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In one image, frantic concertgoers carry a wounded woman by her ankles and elbows into the Tropicana Hotel, one of the many nearby hotels where frightened people sought refuge.
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Gold prices inched up on Wednesday as some investors sought refuge in the metal after the dollar weakened and global stocks tumbled on the back of rising bond yields.
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Witnesses said hundreds of families fled their homes in Qaboun, rebel held parts of Harasta and Barza that were shelled by the army and sought refuge in Eastern Ghouta.
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Russian and Syrian jets targeted the town of Sukhna, about 60 km (40 miles) northeast of Palmyra where many retreating Islamic State fighters had sought refuge, the Observatory said.
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Syria's civil war has left 2000,22011 people dead, according to the latest UN count, and millions more are either displaced within the country's borders or have sought refuge abroad.
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Syria's civil war has left 250,000 people dead, according to the latest UN count, and millions more are either displaced within the country's borders or have sought refuge abroad.
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Major equity indexes in Europe fell more than 1.0 percent, also pulled down by technology shares, and gold prices inched up as some investors sought refuge in the metal.
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An earlier version of this editorial said that Julian Assange sought refuge in the Ecuadorean Embassy to avoid arrest on sex charges in Sweden that have since been dropped.
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His parents, Eli and Olga (Light) Goldblatt, had been brought to South Africa as children from their native Lithuania as their parents sought refuge from persecution of Jews there.
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Mr. Assange has lived in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London since 2012, forced there as he sought refuge from Swedish prosecutors who pursued him on charges of sexual abuse.
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Under Trump, Jeff Sessions and William Barr both adopted a draconian posture toward undocumented immigrants inside the country and asylum-seekers who sought refuge at the nation's southern border.
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There was barbecue, Chick-fil-A, funnel cakes, shaved ice and plenty of beer for parents who sought refuge in the shade as their kids frolicked in bouncy houses.
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Her father fled Cuba and is a lawyer: Gonzalez was born in the US. Her dad sought refuge from Fidel Castro's regime by moving to New York in 1968.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday outlined plans to grant citizenship to some of the Syrians who have sought refuge there, particularly those with qualifications of use to Turkey.
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But in the night's most dramatic scenes, police pursued members of the radical Black Bloc movement, which wants to overthrow capitalism, across scaffolding as they sought refuge on rooftops.
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Gold prices held steady on Tuesday near last session's 210-20.55/2748.76-month high as risk-averse investors sought refuge in the metal amid rising political tensions and economic uncertainty.
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Another video work in Özgen's exhibition, "Purple Muslin" (2018), follows several Yazidi women who escaped the Islamic State of Irak an al-Sham forces and sought refuge in Northern Iraq.
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The union where Lula, 72, sought refuge was the launch pad for his career in the late 1970s leading nationwide strikes that helped to end Brazil's 1964-85 military dictatorship.
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Assange has sought refuge at the Ecuadorean Embassy in central London for more than four years to avoid returning to Sweden, which is seeking Assange's extradition in a rape investigation.
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Zeman, once a center-left prime minister, shifted right and picked up the anti-immigration card in 2015 when hundreds of thousands sought refuge in Europe from wars or poverty.
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Who had sought refuge, or sought a better life for themselves or their families," she said, according to the AP. "These stories, they now form part of our collective memories.
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Relations between the South American neighbors have been tense for decades, in part because waves of Colombians have sought refuge from five decades of civil war through emigration to Venezuela.
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Castro, his brother Raul and Guevara were among the handful who escaped into the Sierra Maestra mountains, where Castro had sought refuge after his disastrous Moncada attack three years earlier.
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Investors worried about the outlook for the world economy sought refuge in the dollar and other safe-harbor assets such as gold and U.S. Treasury bonds, while dumping riskier shares.
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The temblors keep children out of school and nerves on edge, and Puerto Rico's Office of Emergency Management estimates that more than 6900,2628 people have sought refuge in outdoor shelters.
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A restaurateur near the scene of the shooting, who would give only his first name, Denis, told France 24 television by phone that people had sought refuge in his restaurant.
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The authorities ordered the police to check the places where homeless people sought refuge from the bitter winter cold and to post notices warning against the use of unfit substances.
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Thrown out of her home by her mother for being a lesbian, she was then raped by the uncle she sought refuge with - and ended up pregnant with his child.
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Travel bans were imposed against 17 Americans — including the son of a cabinet member/former congressman — who sought refuge in the U.S. embassy, plunging U.S.-Egyptian relations into a crisis.
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Individuals from society's periphery have long sought refuge in this part of the state, where cheap land far from the nearest power line or shopping center is easy to find.
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Smaller groups of people have been leaving Mouadamiya since September under agreements struck with the government, including displaced people from Daraya who had sought refuge after their own homes were threatened.
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The manhunt for Mr. Guzmán reached a finale in the early hours of Friday, when Mexican marines stormed a compound in Los Mochis where he had sought refuge with several others.
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Two Venezuelan lawmakers sought refuge at foreign embassies in Caracas on Thursday, as the government of President Nicolas Maduro cracked down on Guaido's allies who supported his attempted uprising last week.
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Click here to view original GIFIn a scene eerily reminiscent of Rise of the Planet of the Apes, an escaped chimpanzee sought refuge on the power lines of a Japanese suburb.
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Ahmed had to leave his elderly parents behind when he sought refuge in a small makeshift base for Kurdish peshmerga fighters, who are vulnerable to attacks by suicide bombers in vehicles.
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Several people were reported missing after several hours of torrential rain fell Tuesday night, although it was unclear whether they had fallen victim to the floods or had sought refuge elsewhere.
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HOUSTON — At a sprawling convention center-turned-shelter where evacuees from Hurricane Harvey have sought refuge, lawmakers pledged on Monday that Congress would begin voting on disaster relief legislation by midweek.
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There she met women and girls who are among hundreds of thousands of Rohingya that have sought refuge in Bangladesh following a crackdown by Myanmar's military on the predominantly Muslim minority.
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The former Bolivian government officials who have sought refuge at the embassy include Mr. Morales's chief of staff and his former ministers of defense, justice and culture, according to Mr. Velasco.
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The law does not clarify why minority migrants from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan are favoured over those fleeing Sri Lanka and Myanmar from where minority Muslims have sought refuge in India.
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Maxo García, 51, who had been a dean of mathematics in the Maracaibo school district in Venezuela, sought refuge in Utah in 2016 after facing threats for criticizing the Maduro administration.
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Over a million people sought refuge from war, violence and political turmoil by fleeing to Europe in 2015, and according to the United Nations Refugee Agency, those numbers will keep climbing.
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"The details of his death are ugly and painful -- but it's an honorable death," Raghad said by phone from the Jordanian capital, where she sought refuge after the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
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As for a motive, Virts did not know what led to Selena's death but said that family and friends told police that she had sought refuge for domestic abuse in the past.
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WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange was arrested in London on Thursday morning, nearly seven years after he sought refuge at the Ecuadorian Embassy, and faces a possible extradition to the United States.
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That sums up Quentin Coldwater, who has checked out of a hospital and sought refuge with one of the five Narnia-like "Fillory and Further" books that have captivated him since childhood.
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People who fled to the US territory as Maria, and before it, Hurricane Irma, which swept through the region just days ago, advanced on their islands sought refuge in hotels and shelters.
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Barely four hours earlier, the WikiLeaks founder had been carried head-first by British police officers out of the Ecuadorean Embassy in London where he had sought refuge nearly seven years earlier.
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They had worked on stories about a military crackdown in Rakhine state, from where about 665,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled since August and sought refuge in Bangladesh, according to the United Nations.
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This spring, Trump announced he would be revoking special protections President Barack Obama had given to nearly 60,000 Haitian asylum seekers who sought refuge in the U.S. after the devastating 2010 earthquake.
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But their relationship soured in 2002, when a high-ranking Sinaloan gunman killed the brother of a top Zetas leader and then sought refuge with Mr. Guzmán's allies, the Beltrán-Leyva brothers.
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A small number of Quakers sought refuge in one of these towns: Vlissingen, later Flushing (which, it's worth noting, is today one of the most ethnically and religiously mixed communities in America).
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" Senator Robert Menendez, Democrat of New Jersey, wrote that "today is a sad day for American institutions, and for all religious minorities who have ever sought refuge in a land promising freedom.
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Several hundred Turkish citizens, including soldiers and diplomats, suspected of links to the Gulen movement, and one of the most wanted Gulenists, Zekeriya Oz, a former prosecutor, have sought refuge in Germany.
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Now, it could be at least another week before the crew of six adventurers, whose expedition was called the Polar Row, is evacuated from the island where they sought refuge on Aug.
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More than half of Syria's prewar population of 22 million has been displaced since the start of the civil war in 2011, and millions of Syrians have sought refuge in neighboring countries.
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They had worked on stories about a military crackdown in Rakhine state, from where nearly 690,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled since August and sought refuge in Bangladesh, according to the United Nations.
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"The numbers keep rising as relief workers struggle to gain access to the subterranean areas where gas has entered and hundreds of families had sought refuge," the group said in a statement.
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The core premise of the film's plot is the settlement of Mars by millions of Syrians who have abandoned their homelands and sought refuge in nearing countries due to the ongoing war.
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Some have crossed the frontline to government-held areas, others have sought refuge in a Kurdish-controlled part of the city, and many more have fled deeper into the remaining rebel-held area.
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Statewide, nearly 3,500 people so far had sought refuge in 23 American Red Cross shelters, including many who were bused from Savannah, said Divina Mims Puckett, an American Red Cross of Georgia spokeswoman.
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About 650,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled from Rakhine state and sought refuge in neighboring Bangladesh in recent months after a violent crackdown there by Myanmar security forces in response to attacks by militants.
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Gold rose more than 2009 percent on Monday to its highest in about 21.4-2848.50/210 months as investors sought refuge after a slide in European equities compounded jitters on global stock markets.
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Political and Islamic groups, along with other civil society organizations, joined protests in Bangladesh's capital Dhaka Friday to urge Myanmar to "stop committing genocide" and take back those who have sought refuge elsewhere.
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NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When Raj, a Sri Lankan fisherman, sought refuge in the United States in 2005, he had precisely the kind of fear of returning home that U.S. asylum laws require.
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Feeling too ill to sit in class, Baker had sought refuge in the office of her father, then the head of the lower school at Forsyth Country Day, where she was a student.
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He was arrested in London earlier this year on a conspiracy charge at the request of U.S. authorities, following his eviction from the Ecuadorian Embassy where he had sought refuge for several years.
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Amira, a curator friend who works in a contemporary art gallery nearby, sought refuge there: Cabs weren't taking passengers, she said; she couldn't get back home, in the Anatolian part of the city.
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"These people felt that the different gangster and terrorist groups in Afghanistan might kidnap him," his uncle Wahid Ahmedi said in the western Pakistani city of Quetta, where Murtaza's family have sought refuge.
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He was also involved in the deaths of hundreds of people who had sought refuge in a municipal building in the central Rwandan town of Muyira and in an adjacent adult education center.
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Just last week, two former Rwandan mayors went on trial in France, charged with the killings of about 2,503 Tutsi who had sought refuge in a church in the eastern town of Kabarondo.
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It was not known how many people were killed in shelling of the swamps and river islands where villagers sought refuge, but at least 10 children drowned as they fled into the swamps.
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She showed the family the passageway under the Helmsley Building where Nakesha had sought refuge from the cold and rain, and the Grand Central library branch, where she had spent so many hours.
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But it refused the Trump administration's request to accept a "safe third country" treaty, which would have allowed the U.S. to reject asylum-seekers if they had not already sought refuge in Mexico.
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"For people in my generation, we grew up in the anti-apartheid struggle," said Owei Lakemfa, a veteran labor activist in Nigeria, where many A.N.C. leaders sought refuge before the end of apartheid.
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While there, he was involved in defusing another major U.S.-Chinese dispute: what to do with Chen Guangcheng, the blind Chinese dissident who sought refuge in the U.S. Embassy in Beijing in 2012.
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Gold prices climbed to two-month highs on Friday as investors sought refuge from escalating tensions between North Korea and the United States, while bullion also received support from weak U.S. inflation data.
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As a Christian leader, my hope is that those who are in power will change the law and make it inclusive by including Muslims who have sought refuge from religious persecution in India.
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After they were stopped trying to cross into Austria by Hungarian border guards, they sought refuge in Pusztasomorja, a village near the frontier, where a local farmer put them up for the night.
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Speaking from the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, where he has sought refuge since 2012, Mr. Assange presented himself as a defender of some of the biggest American technology companies against their own government.
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The tribes have occupied the land for centuries—many Navajos sought refuge there to avoid the guns of Kit Carson, an American soldier and frontiersman, and forced relocation by federal government in the 1860s.
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About 7,000 civilians have sought refuge at U.N. sites in Juba, but eight people were killed and 59 others were injured at or near the sites in the last week, the United Nations said.
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An arrest order was issued for Voluntad Popular leader Leopoldo López, who had appeared beside interim president Juan Guaidó after leaving house arrest on Tuesday, but has since sought refuge in the Spanish embassy.
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But human rights lawyers in Europe have been collecting testimonies from survivors among the hundreds of thousand of Syrians who have sought refuge, mainly in Germany and Sweden, to prosecute members of Assad's government.
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The 27-year-old is among thousands of Uyghurs, a predominantly Muslim ethnic minority from Xinjiang province in western China, who have sought refuge in Turkey after escaping Beijing's brutal crackdown against the group.
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Last week, President Lenin Moreno of Ecuador said that Mr. Bini was one of "many hackers" who had visited Mr. Assange at the country's embassy in London, where the WikiLeaks founder had sought refuge.
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Krish O'Mara Vignarajah is president and CEO of Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service in Baltimore, Md. Her family fled Sri Lanka and sought refuge in the United States when she was nine months old.
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Days after it began its assault on the Caribbean and southern Florida, Hurricane Irma was still churning north on Monday, causing fresh damage in areas where many Floridians had sought refuge over the weekend.
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This point came home to me when I sought refuge from the trumperies of the recent election by reading "American Revolutions" by Alan Taylor, a masterful survey of the colonies' break with British rule.
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Losses in mining stocks were offset by gains in drugmakers and consumer companies as investors sought refuge in defensive stocks before U.S. President Donald Trump details his tariff plans, expected on Thursday or Friday.
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Gold prices crept higher on Thursday towards a two-week peak scaled in the previous session, helped by an easing dollar and as investors sought refuge from weakness in financial markets on economic growth concerns.
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The victims were killed after being turned away from a Dutch-run United Nations base where thousands had sought refuge from attacking Bosnian Serb forces at the tail-end of the 1992-95 Bosnian war.
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Saadia, 39, Toronto: As an immigrant whose family sought refuge in Canada from the political strife in Pakistan, people being refused safety solely on the grounds of their country of origin is racist and reprehensible.
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Assange, 45, who remains at the Ecuadoran embassy in London where he sought refuge in 2012 to avoid possible extradition to Sweden, said the election material was "significant" and would come out before the Nov.
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"This is awesome and very comfortable, and you can see a lot from a sitting standpoint," said Matt Kluger, a 37-year-old landscape designer from Northern Virginia, who had sought refuge there late Friday.
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The group has sought refuge in the southern desert of Libya, a country in turmoil since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, and recently stepped up attacks in several cites including the capital Tripoli.
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The protesters, who the government labeled as terrorists, had sought refuge inside a Catholic church and at least one of them died inside the parish as the church was hemmed in by gunfire, Abrao said.
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Brazil's former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva turned himself in to police on Saturday, leaving the steel workers union offices where he had sought refuge while defying a court deadline to submit to custody.
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Police: Security at camps to be beefed up Some of the victims had escaped captivity by terror group Boko Haram, only to become victims at the camps where they sought refuge, the rights group said.
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The townhouse where preparations were made for the Paris attacks and where Mr. Abdeslam sought refuge for weeks is in the Turkish area, which is more well-to-do, and a better place to hide.
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Colombians fleeing civil war, Peruvians fleeing the political and economic instability under Alberto Fujimori and Chileans fleeing the Pinochet dictatorship sought refuge in the oil-rich country, which was seen as a land of opportunity.
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On Thursday, as temperatures in Montreal rose to 93 degrees — 23 degrees above the average daily temperature for July — local residents sought refuge in park fountains or remained inside in air-conditioned homes or offices.
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Over the course of the civil war between insurgents from the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam and the Sinhalese-majority state, the military descended upon Christian churches and Hindu temples where Tamils had sought refuge.
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After tank fire and shelling erupted one day near the home where the family had sought refuge, it drove to Damascus to get passports, then south to enter Jordan legally at the Jaber border crossing.
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He feared that his passport would be confiscated if he voted against the referendum and that the Turkish government would reveal his vote to its supporters living in the country where he has sought refuge.
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Last month, the Trump administration announced that in July 2019 it would end TPS for more than 50,000 Haitians who sought refuge in the United States after a catastrophic earthquake hit that country in 2010.
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Although the PYD and its military wing, YPG, claim to represent the Syrian Kurds, hundreds of thousands of Syrian Kurds have sought refuge in Turkey out of fear that they would face discrimination -- or worse.
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Jeanette Vizguerra, 44, sought refuge in the First Unitarian Society church after U.S. Immigration and Enforcement (ICE) officials denied her request for a "stay of removal" on Wednesday, immigration lawyer Hans Meyer said by telephone.
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Finally, he commented on Trump, as we'd expect, stating that "the one good thing" Trump has done was to build the Trump Tower he sought refuge in after threatening to kill an editor of Spin magazine.
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Despite the prominence of the Snowden case, the locations where he sought refuge immediately following his famous video interview would remain secret for over three years, until being unmasked in the National Post in September 2016.
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Belgium, with a population of 11 million, had some 7,500 asylum requests from Syrians last year, when large numbers of people sought refuge in Europe by risking dangerous sea crossings from Turkey to the Greek islands.
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On cue, pundits who defend Trump's responsiveness to the whims of Vladimir Putin immediately questioned Vindman, who sought refuge in the US as a very young child, along with many other Jews fleeing the Soviet Union.
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The victims were among the more than 50,000 people who had been forced from their homes by Boko Haram's rampages, only to be confronted with the same horror in the very place they had sought refuge.
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Italy has been on the front lines of a migrant crisis that has stretched financial resources and wrought political turmoil across the European Union as millions of asylum-seekers and migrants have sought refuge in Europe.
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"We need to aid the most vulnerable, the many displaced, those who sought refuge in neighboring countries and to help them go home," said Andre Vallini, France's junior minister for development, of the former French colony.
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Despite the prominence of the Snowden case, the locations where he sought refuge immediately following his famous video interview would remain secret for over three years, until being unmasked in the National Post in September 22016.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Three Syrian asylum seekers who sought refuge in a church in Arctic Norway on Thursday, fearing that they could be deported back to Russia, can stay in the building, the parish council has decided.
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The broader political goal appeared to be to spur a rebellion by Sunni Arabs who had sought refuge in Kirkuk from the war, and to take over the government center, even if the gain was temporary.
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He reportedly appeared in court by video link from London's Belmarsh Prison, where he is serving a 85033-week jail sentence for skipping bail when he sought refuge inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London in 2012.
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ET. Canada's benchmark stock index hit its lowest close in a month on Thursday as oil prices fell and investors sought refuge in safe-haven assets amid rising tensions between the United States and North Korea.
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In the city of Ventura, about 30 miles (48 km) to the south, Larry Dennis, 60, sought refuge at a shelter on Sunday after the blaze inundated the region with smoke and turned nearby hillsides red.
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Biography Born in 1947 to a domestic worker and a man who shined shoes, Butler sought refuge in writing from her isolated existence as a tall, awkward black girl growing up in the 1950s and 1960s.
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In West Orange, N.J., about 80 students who were stranded for hours on school buses sought refuge in the Chit Chat Diner until about midnight, said Leo Novakidis, the manager who was on duty Thursday night.
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In the city of Ventura, about 30 miles (48 km) to the south, Larry Dennis, 60, sought refuge at a shelter on Sunday after the blaze inundated the region with smoke and turned nearby hillsides red.
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The students had sought refuge in a local church after police forced them out of the National Autonomous University of Nicaragua, which had been occupied during two months of protests against the government of President Daniel Ortega.
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He also sought refuge because of fears that Sweden would ultimately extradite him to the U.S. Swedish prosecutors opened an investigation into Assange after two women accused him of sexual offenses during a 2010 visit to Sweden.
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Gold fell more than 21.2 percent alongside sliding equities on Monday as investors sought refuge in the dollar, which has been boosted by a run of strong U.S. economic data reinforcing expectations of further interest rate rises.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Two Venezuelan lawmakers sought refuge at foreign embassies in Caracas on Thursday, as the government of President Nicolas Maduro cracked down on allies of opposition leader Juan Guaido who supported his attempted uprising last week.
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The unrelenting storm unleashed its wrath on a wide swath east of Houston, leaving thousands stranded in flooded homes and forcing the evacuation of a nursing facility and even an emergency shelter where residents had sought refuge.
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In a 2016 article on the HeartMath website, published just months before he was detained, Majd Kamalmaz explained why he decided to focus on Lebanon, where UN figures indicate more than 1 million Syrians have sought refuge.
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Yet unlike other battles, where many civilians sought refuge in nearby cities or the capital, people fleeing Fallujah have been barred from entering Baghdad, just 40 miles away, and aid officials note a lack of community mobilization.
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The report cited family members and witnesses who said the men appeared to have been pulled randomly from a group of hundreds of Rohingya who had sought refuge on a beach after an attack on their village.
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Once, in the face of a looming Category 5 cyclone, Dad decided the house wouldn't hold, so we sought refuge in the local high school, which was built of bricks and mortar instead of lofty vaulted timber.
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In the southwest city of Mahshahr alone, witnesses and medical personnel said, Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps members surrounded, shot and killed 40 to 100 demonstrators — mostly unarmed young men — in a marsh where they had sought refuge.
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A man who had been mowing his lawn and sought refuge in his truck was killed when a tree fell on the vehicle in Danbury, Connecticut, Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton said, according to the Hartford Courant newspaper.
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A tribunal in the IRB's appeals division ruled that the woman failed to qualify for asylum because she could have sought refuge in the large Nigerian cities of Ibadan or Port Harcourt, away from her rural family home.
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Many of those who left sought refuge in IS-controlled cities in the country's north and east, including Deir el-Zour, which is also being contested between the extremist group and government forces, according to opposition media activists.
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In Kirkuk, a city where the Kurds took control after the Iraqi Army fled the Islamic State offensive in 2014, Arabs who have sought refuge from fighting have faced police raids and arbitrary arrests, the United Nations reported.
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The sudden nature of the death of Perepilichny, who had sought refuge in Britain in 2009, and his role in helping a Swiss investigation into a Russian money-laundering scheme raised suggestions that he might have been murdered.
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Up against Hashimi is Sayed Jamal Mubarez, a barber from the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif who spent several years in Iran, one of thousands from Afghanistan's Hazara minority that sought refuge across the country's western border.
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In the 1970s, Argentines and Chileans, fearing for their lives during the dirty wars in their countries, sought refuge in Mexico, which also protected the family of President Salvador Allende of Chile, who died in a 1973 coup.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - An estimated 2300,000 Rohingya refugees have fled Myanmar in the past two weeks and sought refuge in Bangladesh, where two existing refugee camps are "bursting at the seams", the U.N. refugee agency UNHCR said on Friday.
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In our 2015 interview with Miller, he said he that he soon sought refuge at Rick Rubin's house from the substances he relied on earlier in his career, which paved the way for a deal with Warner Bros.
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The Saudi-led coalition that entered the war after Hadi sought refuge in Saudi Arabia in March 2015 has helped local fighters free Aden from Houthi control and made other military gains in different parts of the country.
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President Bill Clinton compartmentalized impeachment proceedings and, in the weeks leading up to his February 1999 acquittal, sought refuge in dealing with foreign leaders, meeting with officials from from Jordan, Germany, Argentina, Albania, Venezuela, New Zealand and France.
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He found little sympathy with conservatives after he leaked American military secrets from Iraq, published purloined diplomatic cables that could have gotten American sources killed and sought refuge in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, fleeing charges of rape.
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The Turkish statement made reference to the 1995 Srebrenica massacres, in which victims were killed after being turned away from a Dutch-run United Nations base where thousands had sought refuge towards the end of the Bosnian war.
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In Australia, a million revelers thronged Sydney harbor and nearby districts to watch more than 100,000 fireworks explode above the city, even as thousands of people along the country's eastern seaboard sought refuge from the bushfires on beaches.
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That sums up Quentin Coldwater (Jason Ralph), who, when first we meet him, has checked out of a hospital and sought refuge with one of the five Narnia-like "Fillory and Further" books that have captivated him since childhood.
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Julian Assange — the founder of WikiLeaks who sought refuge in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London in 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden — has been arbitrarily detained in violation of international law, a United Nations human rights panel has concluded.
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In the past two years, the U.S. dollar index, a measure of the greenback's performance against a basket of major international currencies, rallied more than 20 percent as investors sought refuge from geopolitical issues such as the Brexit fallout.
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In June, the nation&aposs highest court ordered that Correa be included in the investigation into the 2012 kidnapping of Fernando Balda in Bogota, Colombia, where the outspoken legislator had sought refuge after an escalating feud with the president.
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In June, the nation&aposs highest court ordered that Correa be included in the investigation into the botched 2012 kidnapping of Balda in Bogota, Colombia, where the outspoken legislator had sought refuge after an escalating feud with the president.
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Across the archipelago nation 1,716 people sought refuge in 46 evacuation centers and another 1,817 were living in tents, said the national disaster management office director, Akapusi Tuifagalele, in a video statement posted on the Fijian government's YouTube account.
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The sudden nature of the death of Perepilichny, who had sought refuge in Britain in 2009, and his role in helping a Swiss investigation into a Russian money-laundering scheme has sparked speculation that he might have been murdered.
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This raised questions as to whether Perepilichny, who had sought refuge in Britain in 2009 and had been helping a Swiss investigation into a Russian money-laundering scheme, had suffered the same fate as ex-KGB agent Alexander Litvinenko.
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Peter Sosi, a retired army major from Ghana, lead a unit that aided Tutsis who'd fled their homes and sought refuge in a hotel that later fell under the control of a genocidal Hutu militia known as the Interahamwe.
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The last time a North Korean diplomat of such high rank defected was in 1997, when Jang Seung-gil, the ambassador to Egypt, sought refuge in the United States with his younger brother, a North Korean diplomat in Paris.
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After finding himself on the fringes of the church, Father Pavone sought refuge for his ultraconservative organization in the remote mission diocese of Amarillo, where he's trying to mold a few young priests to take up more extremist views.
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Many of Marsh Harbour's poorer residents had sought refuge in churches, but those churches were not on the list of government shelters to receive food and water, so Mr. Georges was worried that they would run out of supplies.
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The former spy leader then fled, first to the Dominican Republic and then to Spain, where several members of the opposition and defecting members of the Socialist party have sought refuge as Venezuela's political situation spiraled out of control.
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The Supreme Court ruled last week that the regulation, which virtually bans seeking asylum at the southern border unless applicants first sought refuge in another country along the way, can take effect while a lawsuit against it is heard.
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Facilities at the old Tempelhof airport to the south of the city are being used to shelter some of the million people who have sought refuge in Germany, many of them fleeing conflict in the Middle East and Africa.
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The mother of three, who had previously evacuated from her Calabasas home and sought refuge in sister Kendall Jenner's house, shared that although the blaze had been headed "up the hill towards my house," it "just stopped" on its own.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Prominent Venezuelan lawmaker Freddy Guevara has sought refuge in the Chilean ambassador's residence in Caracas amid fears he could be jailed, a development that leaves the ailing opposition with even fewer leaders to take on leftist President Nicolas Maduro.
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An acquaintance of Howard's who helped him build the structure, Emmett (John Gallagher, Jr.) says he sought refuge after the attack, confirming Howard's version of events and his speculation that the vast majority of residents throughout the region are already dead.
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Separately on Thursday, U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein called on the Juba government to halt offensives towards Aburoc in the northern Upper Nile region, which borders Sudan, where between 35,000 and 50,000 people have sought refuge.
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With a 5 percent fall in crude prices sapping risk appetite across markets, investors sought refuge in the yen, which hit a three-year high against the euro and traded close to a 1-1/2-year high against the dollar.
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TORONTO, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index opened sharply lower on Thursday despite a slew of better-than-expected quarterly results, as investors sought refuge in safe-haven assets amid rising tensions between the United States and North Korea.
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As South Sudanese troops entered the Terrain Hotel and began attacking the civilians — many of them Western aid workers — who had sought refuge inside, frantic pleas for help to United Nations peacekeepers stationed less than a mile away went unanswered.
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An Israeli army officer in charge of humanitarian efforts on the Golan said on Sunday that several thousand Syrians displaced by the Deraa fighting had sought refuge in villages and tent camps set up by international relief workers on the frontier.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Thousands of refugees fleeing fighting between the army and armed groups in the central Democratic Republic of Congo have sought refuge in overcrowded villages across the border in Angola, the United Nations said on Friday.
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Hundreds of people have sought refuge from the storm in government-run shelters, but those had reached at full capacity, and the number of people needing shelter is expected to rise, a statement from the Red Cross said on Thursday.
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And over the past week, negotiators failed to persuade Mexico to accept a "safe third country" treaty that would have given the United States the legal ability to reject asylum seekers if they had not sought refuge in Mexico first.
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" Mr. Kelly said that he sought refuge during his trip to the national cemetery, surrounded by the gravestones of service members, some of whom "I put there because they were doing what I told them to do when they were killed.
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After a half-century of social and legal battles that have resulted in an almost assimilated gay population in America, our civil rights are now, once again, just as frighteningly fragile as when I first sought refuge in the Pines.
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Spot gold prices sank below $1,200 per ounce for the first time since last year Monday, losing out to U.S. Treasuries and a stronger dollar as investors sought refuge from a financial market rout triggered by a crashing Turkish lira.
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SAO BERNARDO DO CAMPO, Brazil (Reuters) - Brazil's former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva turned himself in to police on Saturday, leaving the steel workers union offices where he had sought refuge while defying a court deadline to submit to custody.
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With the fall in crude prices sapping risk appetite, investors sought refuge in the yen, which hit its highest against the euro since April 4, 2013 — the day the Bank of Japan launched its massive asset buying programme — before easing back a little.
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More than half of Syria's pre-war population have fled their homes since the outbreak of war in 2011, including more than a million who sought refuge in tiny Lebanon, where they now make up more than a quarter of the population.
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The army stayed loyal and by sunset, after a day of protests in which at least two demonstrators were killed, the national guard defectors had all sought refuge in the Brazilian embassy, where their uniforms were later seen drying on the lawn.
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Investors sought refuge in safe-haven assets amid festering concerns over the June 23 Brexit referendum, though the appeal of ultra-low borrowing costs and a ninth week of gains for oil in the last ten kept world stocks positive for the week.
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The same steelworkers union in Sao Paulo's industrial suburbs where 72-year-old Lula sought refuge served as the launch pad for his political career nearly four decades ago, when he led nationwide strikes that helped to end Brazil's 1964-85 military government.
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She learned later that the squad car that was her ambulance came on its rims, its tires shot out by bullets, and that her other boys had sought refuge where they could: behind a pillar, at a hotel, in a stranger's apartment.
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In days of fighting that convulsed Juba, the inquiry said, two Chinese peacekeepers were killed and several wounded, and 182 buildings in the United Nations compound were struck by bullets, mortar shells and rocket-propelled grenades as thousands of civilians sought refuge there.
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MEXICO CITY — Paramilitary forces backed by Nicaragua's government killed two people early Saturday during a 12-hour siege on a Managua church where student protesters had sought refuge, a Catholic Church official said, in an episode that underlined the country's escalating political unrest.
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But Mexico had committed to do those things before, and it had rebuffed a more significant demand, a "safe third country" treaty, which gives the United States the ability to reject asylum seekers if they had not sought refuge in Mexico first.
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When local Jews were rounded up in 1942, supposedly for resettlement, Mr. Blaichman said goodbye to his parents and younger siblings and fled, first to a sympathetic farmer and then into the forest, where he met up with others who had sought refuge.
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Investors who in recent weeks sought refuge in safe-haven assets were emboldened by the passage on Wednesday of an $8.3 billion U.S. bill to fund coronavirus containment and a 50-basis point interest-rate cut from the Federal Reserve the day prior.
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Investors who in recent weeks sought refuge in safe-haven assets were emboldened by the passage on Wednesday of an $8.3 billion U.S. bill to fund coronavirus containment and a 50-basis point interest-rate cut from the Federal Reserve the day prior.
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After this year's presidential election, the former spy leader fled, first to the Dominican Republic and then to Spain, where several members of the opposition and defecting members of the Socialist party have sought refuge as Venezuela's political situation spiraled out of control.
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Lee, who was speaking to the UN's Human Rights Council in Geneva on Monday, also called for a body to be set up at Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh, where most Rohingya have sought refuge, to compile evidence of human rights abuses in Myanmar.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Bolivia's former President Evo Morales defended his right to be involved in politics on Tuesday and said he would campaign to help his socialist party win new elections after he resigned under pressure in November and sought refuge abroad.
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The decision comes as Europe has been struggling to integrate migrants, many from majority-Muslim countries where religious and social mores, particularly around gender and sexuality, can be at odds with liberal and secular norms of the societies where they have sought refuge.
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Critics of the opposition strategy have asked why they and their Colombian allies have not distributed the stored aid to the thousands of struggling Venezuelans who have sought refuge in Cúcuta, or allowed Venezuelans to cross into Colombia to get the aid themselves.
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Richard Blanco of the Brave Peoples' Alliance party entered Argentina's embassy on Thursday, according to an Argentine foreign ministry source and a Reuters witness, while Americo De Grazia of the Radical Cause party sought refuge at Italy's embassy, according to three sources close to him.
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KANGAR, Malaysia (Reuters) - Controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik, wanted in his home country of India, said he has not broken any Indian law and was being targeted by the "enemies of Islam," in a rare public speech in Malaysia where he has sought refuge.
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The yen climbed to a 15-month high of 114.205 to the dollar on Tuesday, bouncing back from near 122 yen after the BOJ's action as investors sought refuge in the safety of the yen on growing concerns over the health of the global economy.
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During the Bosnian conflict in 1995, several hundred outgunned Dutch peacekeeping troops had been assigned to protect a U.N.-designated "safe area" where thousands of Muslims had sought refuge from Bosnian Serb forces - among them 350 men who made it into the Dutch base.
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Spot gold has jumped more than $50 an ounce in the past three sessions as investors sold riskier assets and sought refuge in bullion on concerns that heightened U.S.-Chinese trade tensions and Washington's threat of tariffs on Mexico would hurt the global economy.
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Hundreds of thousands of Syrians have sought refuge there since the start of the Syrian civil war, and while Syrians and Turks mostly coexist there, there is some animosity for refugees as the city has grown more crowded and that housing prices have gone up.
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Not before I go back to Florida where today there are 250,000 additional Puerto Ricans who have sought refuge from the island of Puerto Rico, and make sure that they understand if they want to go home, they can't have President Donald Trump as President.
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Millions of people fleeing conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan have sought refuge in Germany and elsewhere in Europe, causing an uproar among far-right nationalists, tens of thousands of whom marchedin a coordinated anti-immigrant demonstration through cities across Europe over the weekend.
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They've sought refuge in cities, fleeing the oppressive straightness of the suburbs and the rest of the US. But they've also directly benefitted from gentrification, and been used as pawns by real estate developers to help kick off the gentrification of neighborhoods and entire cities.
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A lesser charge could be theft of government documents, but the official said prosecutors wanted, ideally, to pursue more serious counts against Mr. Assange, who has sought refuge in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London since 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden on accusations of rape.
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About 1.5 million Syrians have sought refuge in Lebanon, making up about a quarter of the population, according to officials and relief groups, and there is a widely held belief in Lebanon that refugees are a burden on the country's economy and social structure.
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Assange had sought refuge in the embassy in June 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden to face an allegation of rape, which he denies, saying he feared he would be sent to the United States to face action over the WikiLeaks' release of classified U.S. diplomatic cables.
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Faced with substantive concerns about the use of force and existential concerns about Trump's temperament, Spicer instinctually sought refuge in a comparison that was meant to kick those kinds of questions out of moral bounds—to place Trump's actions beyond the reproach of the press corps.
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"In recent operations, we have inflicted heavy losses on them but their focus is to recruit fighters from this area," said Juma Gul Hemat, police chief of Kunar, an eastern province where Islamic State fighters pushed out of their base in neighboring Nangarhar have increasingly sought refuge.
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If our leaders banish those who simply seek political refuge from violence in their home countries -- similarly to our Pilgrim fathers and mothers, who in the early sixteenth century sought refuge from violence in their native countries -- we should question their intentions and call them out.
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Jeanette Vizguerra, who came to the United States 20 years ago without authorization and worked as janitor before owning a moving company, was named by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people of 2017 last month after she sought refuge at a church.
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CreditCreditJesse Dittmar for The New York Times They met at 21991, the worst dancers in a college ballet class, and sought refuge in a basement practice room, taking a first stab at songwriting with a tune about adolescents playing hooky and footsie at a suburban diner.
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Mr. Salim's experience, echoed in interviews with other Rohingya Muslims who sought refuge in India, shows the widening, real-world repercussions of Facebook's failure to stop anti-Rohingya hate speech on its platform, an issue that the company's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, promised last year to solve.
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Funds' equity holdings fell to 51.53 percent of global balanced portfolios, while cash holdings rose to just above 10 percent - their first time back in double-digits since August-October last year, when investors sought refuge as China's surprise devaluation of the yuan sparked a global sell-off.
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The military on Wednesday flew a group of reporters from the city of Yangon to see the bodies laid out on the grass, and to hear from those who found them after information about the massacre filtered back from Hindus who have sought refuge from the violence in Bangladesh.
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She says in the book Bobby Baker: Redeeming Features of Daily Life that she sought refuge in the works of Jane Austen and Virginia Woolf, reading A Room of One's Own at least once a month while studying at St. Martin's School of Art (now Central St. Martin's).
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Wissam Bin Hamid, a BRSC leader who along with others has sought refuge in Tripoli, told Al Jazeera this week that his group's goal remains "to secure Benghazi ... remove the intimidation against people who live with Haftar's militias, and allow the return of our displaced people and loved ones".
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Surrounded by United States regulars, who have been harrying him for the last three weeks, General Villa and 200 followers have sought refuge in the natural barrier separating the states of Sonora and Chihuahua, at a point near Namiquipa, forty miles from the nearest railway line, the Mexico Central.
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Although the young opposition leader was accompanied at a rally in Caracas on Tuesday by several dozen armed troops, it did not immediately appear that he had won much support from the country's 200,000-strong armed forces, and 25 of the soldiers with him later sought refuge in the Brazilian embassy.
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Tens of thousands of Hondurans who have lived in the United States for up to two decades must prepare to leave, government officials announced Friday, a decision that effectively spells the demise of a humanitarian program that has protected nearly half a million people who had sought refuge from unstable homelands.
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By 1906, well before Kandinsky wrote about the influence of color on the soul, or Malevich sought refuge from realism in the form of a square, the Swedish painter Hilma af Klint had invented an abstract visual language that reflected her intense involvement with mysticism (she also worked as a spiritualist medium).
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"We would like to have rations provided for the entire month, not just for a week or five days," he told Reuters TV. Many Yemenis have sought refuge in Sanaa after air strikes by the Saudi-led coalition destroyed their homes, especially in northern Yemen, where the Houthis, a Zaydi Shi'ite group, come from.
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Panther revolutionized comics at the time simply by existing, but as the character grew, he came to represent a reflection of every child and adult who sought refuge in the Marvel Universe ("I was disappointed to learn he wasn't Mexican," said Marvel Editor-In-Chief Axel Alonso, speaking to the universality of T'Challa as a character).
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Mr. Indiana, whose career was made, and nearly consumed, by his creation of the sculpture "LOVE," had sought refuge here four decades ago, an exile from a New York art world he had come to resent, and settled into a rambling Victorian lodge hall overlooking Penobscot Bay, where he was, more or less, left alone to create his art.
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THE SIEGE The story of the 2002 siege of the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, in which a group of armed Palestinian fighters sought refuge in the church, comes to the United States from the political theater company Freedom Theater, based in a West Bank refugee camp and focused on issues related to the Palestinian experience.
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"His admiration for elements of Castro's dictatorship or at least willingness to look past Cuba's human rights violations is not just dangerous, it is deeply offensive to the many people in Florida, New Jersey, and across the country that have fled political persecution and sought refuge in the United States," Biden adviser Cristóbal Alex said in a statement.
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In her speech, Rodriguez accused Brazil of operating as a "dictatorship," in reference to the ouster of former president Dilma Rousseff, along with mention of Colombia's "internal displaced who have sought refuge in Venezuela due to the violence," Mexico for its ongoing violence related to narco-trafficking, and Argentina, for what she described as serving an invasive agenda in Venezuela.
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The gunman, Ali Sonboly, who was the 18-year-old son of Iranian immigrant parents and held both German and Iranian citizenship, had sought refuge in the internet, where he immersed himself in a violent video game and the so-called darknet of encrypted networks, through which the authorities suspect that he acquired the pistol used to carry out the attack.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian AssangeJulian Paul Assange3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Mueller on Trump's WikiLeaks embrace: 'Problematic is an understatement' The Hill's Morning Report - A raucous debate on race ends with Trump admonishment MORE on Wednesday was sentenced to 85033 weeks in jail for skipping bail when he sought refuge inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London in 2012.
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Some also point to the circumstances of his flight and exile: because Snowden first sought refuge in Hong Kong and has been granted temporary asylum in Russia (due to expire in 2020), it has been variously alleged, without proof, that he did not act alone, that he shared American military secrets with China, and that he's a dupe of Putin.
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Kalpudding, he told me — "and I'm just theorizing here" — is just an easier-to-make version of the stuffed cabbage the Swedes call kaldolme, a dish Nilsson traces back to the 18th century, a Nordic version of the Turkish dolmas that Swedish soldiers tasted in the Ottoman Empire when they sought refuge there after an unsuccessful military campaign against the Russians.
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