She alleges that the founders of the splinter group, positioned as "a more R-rated" meme chat, demanded students posted offensive memes in the broader group before joining the splinter group.
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Police suspect it was planted by a republican splinter group.
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The Borg splinter group emerged after Hugh returned to the Collective.
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A Taliban splinter group also claimed it was behind the bomb.
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The police suspected a splinter group called the New Irish Republican Army.
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That attack was claimed by the Kurdistan Freedom Falcons, a P.K.K. splinter group.
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The authorities attributed the packages to a splinter group of the Irish Republican Army.
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A splinter group of the Taliban claimed responsibility, saying it had specifically targeted Christians.
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FLDS is a U.S.-based splinter group of the Mormon church that endorses plural marriage.
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The splinter group, the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF), later pledged allegiance to Islamic State.
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As a splinter group of La Familia, the Knights Templar employ similar strategies and trappings.
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A splinter group of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or P.K.K., claimed responsibility for that attack.
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Local headlines read "Wheel IRA," a play on the "Real IRA," an IRA splinter group.
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Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, claimed responsibility for the attack.
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The Syrian Kurds denied responsibility; American officials say the culprit was likely a P.K.K. splinter group.
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A splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, Jamat-ul-Ahrar, claims responsibility for the deadly attack.
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Members of the splinter group set out looking for a refuge, and they found it here.
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A splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban claimed the attack, saying that it had targeted Christians.
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A splinter group of masked protesters looped around Lexington Avenue to intercept them, the police said.
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Since then, a splinter group named the Alliance of Migrant Domestic Workers has been founded in Lebanon.
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But a Turkey-based Kurdish splinter group has claimed responsibility for the bombing and threatened more attacks.
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It might mean that a splinter group of early Christians who did believe this, existed in isolation.
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With the splinter group, the government still has a comfortable majority of 106 in the 200-seat parliament.
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In 2014 Ehsan became the spokesperson for the splinter group Jamaat-uh-Alrar, according to Pakistani newspaper Dawn.
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But the attack, claimed by a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, intentionally targeted Christians, the perpetrators say.
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A splinter group split off from the main rally to blockade the Aldgate East junction in east London.
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She has a devoted barbarian horde that just wiped out the splinter group that tried to kill her.
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But not everyone followed and in recent years, a tiny splinter group calling themselves the New IRA emerged.
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The DFLA are a splinter group from the Football Lads Alliance, a British street movement of soccer fans.
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Some fear that a vengeful reaction from the Spanish government could help create a more radical splinter group.
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"This is the splinter group, the Protestants, as it were," Mr. Quinn said while greeting members at McGee's.
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Truman, though unpopular, was their incumbent, and the Southern splinter group was a small fraction of the Democratic constituency.
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A splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility and said it had deliberately targeted Christians, NBC News reports.
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Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, claimed responsibility, saying that it intended to target Christians.
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Splinter group Islamic State in West Africa kidnapped more than 100 schoolgirls from the town of Dapchi in February.
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Authorities believe the New Irish Republican Army, a splinter group that rejects the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, is responsible.
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The members of that splinter group now seem less ridiculous; they simply wanted to take something that wasn't theirs.
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A splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, Jamaat ul Ahrar, claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it had targeted Christians.
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A splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, Jamat-ul-Ahrar, claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it had targeted Christians.
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Police believe the suspected mastermind of the bombings, Mohamed Hashim Mohamed Zahran, led either the NTJ or a splinter group.
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One splinter group of Taliban near Herat say they obtained the guns after defeating a mainstream rival group of Taliban.
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Mr. Alvarez and Mr. Reyes described how their subsets of the Trinitarios terrorized rivals, including a Trinitarios splinter group called Sunset.
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Bundy and a crowd of nearly 300 marchers paraded through Burns, and a splinter group eventually took over the Malheur headquarters.
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The Pakistani Taliban and its splinter group Jundullah, which has pledged allegiance to Islamic State, both claimed responsibility for the attack.
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A left-wing splinter group, the Constitutional Democratic Party, emerged as the main opposition force with only 55 out of 465 seats.
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Late on Monday evening, Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, claimed responsibility for the shooting and the bombing.
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A ruthless Taliban splinter group that vows to attack soft targets claimed responsibility for the attack and said that it was targeting Christians.
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The episode ends with the revelation that this apparent Borg splinter group is led by none other than Lore, Data's evil twin android.
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Walsh sought to address expected criticism about his past affiliation with the Tea Party, a confrontational populist splinter group of the Republican Party.
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The Boko Haram group and its Islamic State splinter group have often carried out attacks targeting civilians and the military in Borno state.
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Waldauser noted Shekau's local focus and voiced concern about whether a splinter group might act more in concert with Islamic State's transregional ambitions.
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Ahead of elections expected in July or August of this year, Mugabe has backed a splinter group of his original ZANU PF party.
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The city councilor who gave the fascist salute to the feminist protesters is close to an extreme-right splinter group of Forza Nuova.
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Each congregation will now hold a vote over whether to remain in the United Methodist Church or join the anti-LGBTQ splinter group.
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Still, a splinter group led by Noordin Mohammad Top continued to plan and carry out major bombings until he was killed in 2009.
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Prosecutors have said the men were members of a militia group called the Kansas Security Force and formed a splinter group, the Crusaders.
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Socialist candidates ran unopposed in 31 races, while facing opponents in 24 contests from a newly formed splinter group from the Democratic Party.
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The Texas-based Patriot Front, led by 18-year-old Thomas Rousseau, formed as a splinter group of Vanguard America amid infighting after Charlottesville.
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The Sinaloa cartel worked with a splinter group of the Carrillo Fuentes organization (Juarez cartel) to establish a firm foothold in the Juarez plaza.
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The result was the creation of a Western-backed Somali transitional government, and a new enemy, al-Shabab, a splinter group from the Islamists.
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There is a tiny splinter group, of course, that believes you can do these things ... an occasional politician or business man from other areas.
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The splinter group has stated its intent to focus its attacks "away from local Sunni civilians and towards military and Western targets," said Cmdr.
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A spokesman for the Social Democrats distanced the party from the sign, saying a splinter group not associated with the organizers had displayed it.
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The pharmacy benefit manager industry contended the report was the result of a "splinter group" that is trying to protect the profits of oncologists.
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But for the aficionados of shareable Internet content, things soon turned dark, according to incoming student Cassandra Luca, who didn't join the splinter group.
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Last Friday, United States forces carried out airstrikes against an Islamic State-affiliated Shabab splinter group, operating in the central Somali region of Puntland.
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The police said on Friday that they were attributing the killing on Thursday night to the New Irish Republican Army, a militant splinter group.
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The first killing in 1981 targeted a former sect member who challenged Yahweh Ben Yahweh's teachings and left to form a splinter group with others.
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But this year there has been an upsurge in violence as al Shabaab and a splinter group linked to Islamic State have attacked government troops.
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And that's one of the reasons why this splinter group has broken off," he said, adding Islamic State was trying to "reconcile those two groups.
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Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, an especially repugnant splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, was quick to take credit, saying the bombing was intended to target Christians.
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Meanwhile, former members of the liberal wing of the DP have formed a splinter group of their own, the Constitutional Democratic Party in Japan (CDJP).
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The attack was claimed by Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, saying it was targeting local residents who supported the government.
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Such restraint aligns with Ansaru, a Boko Haram splinter group that was active about four years ago but has been largely quiet in recent years.
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The Democrats have not yet registered for the polls, while a splinter group from their ranks has created its own party and will be running.
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When college officials became aware of the existence of splinter group, they contacted individuals asking them to submit a statement explaining their motives and actions.
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The cities are now led by fragile coalitions between the Democratic Alliance and the Economic Freedom Fighters, a splinter group led by former A.N.C. leaders.
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But a splinter group that formed after a leadership fight following Mullah Omar's death scoffed at the involvement of the United States, China and Pakistan.
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The attack was claimed by the Hizbul Ahrar, a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, a movement that has been fighting the government for years.
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Over the past year, a splinter group allied with Islamic State has become the dominant branch, killing hundreds of soldiers and frequently overrunning military bases.
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That attack was carried out by a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, or TTP, which itself has been responsible for a number of horrific attacks.
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Khazali's militia started as a splinter group of the Mahdi Army, a force formed by anti-American Shi'ite leader Moqtada al-Sadr in the U.S. occupation.
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Prosecutors described the Islamic Jihad Union as an extremist splinter group that opposes the Uzbek government and has been blamed for attacks there and in Afghanistan.
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What they did not anticipate was an apparent splinter group of armed occupiers ignoring their pleas and refusing to leave the remote Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
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But the governing coalition collapsed at the weekend when Syriza's partner, a right-wing splinter group called the Independent Greeks (ANEL), refused to back the government.
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Black Power has been considered the more militant race reform effort, emerging as a splinter group from civil rights, and aligning more closely with black nationalism.
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Jamaat ur Ahrar, a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, claimed responsibility for the attack in a message sent to Reuters by its spokesman, Asad Mansur.
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Between Selltec and the splinter group, every day Roundup receives 3,000 to 4,000 Amazon-bound packages — about double the number of people who actually live there.
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Born into a troubled household to a teenage mother, Koresh turned to religion and joined the Branch Davidian church, a splinter group of the Seventh Day Adventists.
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He stressed that under his leadership his party grew from a splinter group with just 3% of the vote to become the mainstream party of the left.
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Ansar al Furqan is a splinter group of Jundallah, a militant group that also carried out several attacks in the province, according to the Mashregh news site.
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Correction -- A previous version of this story published on August 8, 2016, stated that the Pakistan Taliban, rather than a splinter group, claimed responsibility for the attack.
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A paramilitary splinter group of the anti-war organization SDS (Students For A Democratic Society), the Underground's ultimate goal was the revolutionary overthrow of the US government.
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From there, an even smaller splinter group was formed for more "R-rated" memes, which I guess is what the kids these days call super racist content.
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The new attacks suggest that the splinter group has found new ground to operate in and a new sense of purpose, emboldened by its Islamic State endorsement.
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Four years ago last week, an al Qaeda splinter group calling itself the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant declared the formation of a global caliphate.
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In 1965, a Provo splinter group, which called itself the Bastaard Group, organised the first anti-Vietnam War demonstration in front of the American embassy in Amsterdam.
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On Wednesday, Afghan officials said the United States conducted drone strikes in western Afghanistan, in Herat Province, targeting and killing a commander of a Taliban splinter group.
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A year ago, Nestlé, Unlilever, Mars, and Danone North America — all companies that parted ways with GMA — launched their own splinter group, the Sustainable Food Policy Alliance.
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How do you solve a problem like liaising with the head of a violent splinter group in a volatile region that might soon fracture into genocidal conflict?
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Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a splinter group of Pakistan's Tehreek-i Taliban -- also known as the Pakistani Taliban -- claimed responsibility for Monday's attack in a statement emailed to CNN.
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Jamaat-ul-Ahra, a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, has claimed responsibility for the bombing that also injured 34 people, according to the group's spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan.
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The insurgents attacked the base in the village of Metele in northeastern Borno state, the epicentre of a revolt by Boko Haram and its Islamic State splinter group.
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The leader of the attackers, known by the alias Commander Derbie, had links with the BIFF, a splinter group of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), Macasarte said.
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On June 21st Thierry Solère, a Republican, announced that a splinter group of some 40 MPs from various centre-right parties would offer "constructive" support for Mr Macron's reforms.
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Jamat-ul-Ahrar, a splinter group of Pakistan's Tehreek-i Taliban (TTP) -- also known as the Pakistani Taliban -- claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement emailed to CNN.
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Jamat-ul-Ahrar, a splinter group of Pakistan's Tehreek-i Taliban (TTP) -- also known as the Pakistani Taliban -- claimed responsibility for that attack in a statement emailed to CNN.
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The United States on Thursday designated the Islamic State affiliate, a splinter group mostly made up of former Afghan and Pakistani Taliban members, as a foreign terrorist organization. Gen.
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Yes, you were unanimously elected, but so was Mansour -- and his election was followed by plenty of dissent and Mullah Muhammad Rasool's establishment of a splinter group, for example.
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Taliban leadership gathered in Quetta, Pakistan, to choose a successor for the insurgent group following the death of Mansour, the deputy leader of a Taliban splinter group told CNN.
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"(Freeport) is rich but they are poor, so they just want justice," Diaz said, adding that the militants were a splinter group of the separatist Free Papua Movement (OPM).
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Mullah Rasool, another leader of the splinter group, has reportedly been detained by the Pakistani military, elements of which are seen as having close ties to Mullah Mansour's Taliban.
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A splinter group of lead plaintiffs from the NationsBank class opposed the agreement, asserting that class counsel made a deal after class representatives walked out of a mediation session.
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A splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban called Jamaat-e-Ahrar claimed responsibility for the attack, which killed at least 72 people, including dozens of children, and injured hundreds.
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The storming of the legislature also shows just how high tensions are in Hong Kong — although those who bombarded the government building are just a relatively small splinter group.
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Just a year earlier, Brandon had been a member of Jeffs's flock, a Mormon splinter group known as the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS).
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Puntland, which is just across the Red Sea from Yemen, is also home to a splinter group of al Shabaab that has sworn allegiance to the Islamic State group.
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The protests turned violent, with three people arrested and at least 52 injured in clashes with police, as a splinter group tried to break through cordons surrounding Spanish government buildings.
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Peshawar, Pakistan (CNN)At least 14 people were killed Friday in the latest suicide attacks by a Pakistani Taliban splinter group targeting Christians and lawyers in the country, authorities say.
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ISIS has previously claimed responsibility for a devastating terror attack in Quetta in August, which was also claimed by Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a splinter group of Pakistan's Tehreek-i Taliban.
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Juvenal Musabimana led a splinter group of the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR), a group founded by Hutu officials who fled Rwanda after orchestrating the 1994 genocide.
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Their position represents the unexpected emergence of a splinter group in a Hong Kong democracy movement that until very recently had positioned itself as seeking a democratic but unified China.
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Some Facebook employees apparently agree, as a report surfaced Monday that a splinter group within the company is organizing to stand against the flow of fake news on the platform.
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Still, the line is a porous one: Two H.T. leaders, Anjem Choudary and Omar Bakri Mohammad, would go on to lead a splinter group of a far more deadly variety.
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Terrorists from a Pakistani Taliban splinter group shattered a day in the park in Lahore with a suicide blast that killed at least 69 people, many of them women and children.
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The State Department on Thursday designated the Afghan affiliate of the Islamic State, a splinter group mostly made up of former Afghan and Pakistani Taliban members, as a foreign terrorist organization.
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In Jeolla opinion polls show the Minju party eight percentage points behind the People's Party, a splinter group set up by Ahn Cheol-soo, a former software entrepreneur and presidential candidate.
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Ocasio-Cortez went after the "splinter group of Dems" on Twitter after the vote this week exposed divisions within the Democratic Caucus on an amendment to a universal background check bill.
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The attack on Sunday was claimed by Jamaat-e-Ahrar, a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, which said it was targeting Christians who had gathered in the park for Easter.
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The Islamic State-allied splinter group said the rest of the kidnapped Chibok girls were with the part of Boko Haram under the control of figurehead Abubakar Shekau, according to Shehu.
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Around the corner on Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard was the Allah School in Mecca Street Academy, the home of the Five-Percent Nation, a splinter group of the Nation of Islam.
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A splinter group from the once mighty Knights Templar cartel has shot down a Mexican state police helicopter in the Tierra Caliente (Hot Land) region of the western state of Michoacán.
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Gyawali, the police official, said they suspect the blasts may have been the work of a splinter group of former Maoist rebels who are opposed to the government for arresting its supporters.
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But a splinter group called the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) fought on until 2014, when it struck a deal with the central government to increase the authority of the autonomous one.
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The splinter group, known as the Reformed-All Progressives Congress (R-APC), the People's Democratic Party (PDP) and 37 other political parties are in the new alliance hoping to defeat the APC.
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A JMB splinter group, that has aligned with Islamic State, claimed responsibility for the attack in July on a restaurant in an upscale neighborhood of Dhaka that killed 22 people, mostly foreigners.
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Mr. Talabani quit and rejoined the Kurdistan Democratic Party several times before splitting with Mr. Barzani and switching his allegiance to a splinter group led by the politician and novelist Ibrahim Ahmed.
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Three members of the ADF-Mwalika, a splinter group of the core ADF, told the experts that before the killings began Mundos had persuaded elements of their group to merge with other recruits.
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Mugabe has responded by arresting and firing war veterans leaders from ZANU-PF, but his plan to use a splinter group to elect a new ZNLWVA executive was blocked by the High Court.
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She served, for example, as the president of the fledgling New York Watercolor Club, a splinter group that formed in part because the more established American Watercolor Society admitted relatively few women members.
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In an attack claimed by a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, a suicide bomber struck a hospital where dozens of lawyers had gathered to condemn the fatal shooting of a prominent colleague.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - U.S. and Niger troops killed 11 Islamist militants from a Boko Haram splinter group in a firefight in December, the U.S. military said on Thursday, publicly acknowledging a previously unreported incident.
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This historical novel exploring the life of Jacob Frank, the Polish leader of a heretical Jewish splinter group that converted to Islam and then Catholicism, ranges nomadically across the Hapsburg and Ottoman Empires.
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In 2005, when the M.I.L.F. expelled a small group of these men to pursue talks with the government, they joined Abu Sayyaf, another splinter group that opposed the M.N.L.F's deal with the government.
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However, Boko Haram and its splinter group, the ISIS-aligned Islamic State West African Province (ISWAP), have caused violence and destruction in Nigeria's northeast and the surrounding Sahel region over the last decade.
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The Patriot Movement AZ and four of its members agreed to a consent decree very similar to one reached in September 2019 with the AZ Patriots, a splinter group also accused of harassment.
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A splinter group of several dozen protesters in Washington went to protest at what they said was the residence of Stephen Miller, a White House adviser known for his hardline views on immigration.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Four people were killed and seven others injured on Sunday in three separate explosions in the Nepali capital, Kathmandu, and police said they suspected a Maoist splinter group may have been responsible.
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Mr Aquino's administration was on the brink of signing a peace agreement with Muslim rebels in Mindanao, ending a decades-long insurgency, when 44 policemen died in a botched raid on a splinter group.
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Niger also faces a threat in its southeast from Boko Haram and a splinter group affiliated with Islamic State, which are both based in Nigeria but frequently strike in neighbouring Niger, Chad and Cameroon.
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A splinter group of neo-Nazis was refusing to obey the police orders to go home, and in fact had begun marching toward a low-income housing unit largely populated by people of color.
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On one side stands Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, a barbarous tyrant backed by Iran and Russia, Hizbullah, and Shi'ite militias from Iraq, the remnants of the Syrian army, and the odd Kurdish splinter group.
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The documentary pulls from 247 tapes of FBI negotiations to offer a close look at Koresh, who joined the splinter group of the Seventh Day Adventists and proclaimed himself a prophet and the group's leader.
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An obscure splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, which comprises mainly Pashtuns, released a video earlier in July and warned of attacks in Punjab in retaliation for the Pakistan Army's operation in the tribal regions.
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Puntland has been hit by heavy fighting in recent months as al Shabaab and a splinter group linked to Islamic State attacked government troops around the Galagala hills, 30 km southeast of the regional capital Bosaso.
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Led by an Ecuadorean named Walter "Guacho" Artízala, the splinter group has sought to retain a piece of the lucrative trade making cocaine in southern Colombia and northern Ecuador and shipping it via the Pacific Ocean.
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The group has experienced a series of symbolic defections, starting in 2014, when commander Achaye Doctor escaped from Kony with nine fighters and formed a splinter group, which still operates in Central African Republic's eastern region.
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DUBLIN — A prison officer who was seriously wounded when a bomb planted by a Republican splinter group partially exploded under his van in Belfast this month has died, the Northern Ireland Prison Service said on Tuesday.
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But, really, people like Padraic — who, having been deemed too mad for even the Irish Republican Army, creates his own splinter of a splinter group — are folks for whom wholesale destruction has become a conditioned reflex.
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They, as well as their organization Patriot Movement AZ, and the AZ Patriots splinter group, were sued after actions by the groups caused members of the churches to say they feared for their lives and safety.
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DUBLIN — The police are investigating the gangland-style killing of a former senior figure in an Irish Republican Army splinter group who was ambushed from behind by two masked gunmen in the southwest city of Cork.
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One such artist, Takuma, an ex-member of a splinter group of Aum Shinrikyo, explores the difficulties of reintegrating into society by painting potted plants as self-portraits and cites Van Gogh as his biggest influence.
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But a small splinter group of white evangelicals defecting from the GOP, combined with wider demographic changes in the number of white evangelicals overall, may herald the weakening of the white evangelical-GOP alliance over time.
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A group led by Turaifie - who heads a splinter group of the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters and, according to Duterte, is "said to be Hapilon's potential successor" - was planning bombings in the Cotabato province south of Marawi.
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That same year she became an ordained priest of the Latin Tridentine Church, a fringe splinter group of Roman Catholicism, taking the name Mother Bernadette Mary and earning an archdeacon title for her work with Dublin's homeless.
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Nurul Islam Marjan, 30, a commander of a splinter group of the Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), was killed along with another suspected militant, Saddam Hossain, 35, the chief of Dhaka's counter-terrorism police, Monirul Islam, said.
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A Maoist splinter group was behind a series of small blasts in the run up to the polls, army spokesman Nain Raj Dahal said, adding that security forces have defused around 30 improvised explosive devices since Friday.
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Istanbul (CNN)Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday announced a new operation in the northern Syrian province of Idlib to drive out an al Qaeda splinter group before the establishment of a de-escalation zone there.
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The branch and its leader, Adnan Abu Walid al-Sahraoui, sought the recognition of the Islamic State in 2015 after breaking from Al-Mourabitoun, a Qaeda splinter group, according to a statement released by the State Department.
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The militants, from a splinter group called the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters, seized Malagakit Elementary School in the town of Pigcawayan as they were retreating from a nearby government outpost they had attacked, the military said. Capt.
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"We have a very clear-cut stance about peace talks: all the foreign occupying forces would need to be withdrawn," Mullah Abdul Manan Niazi, deputy for splinter group leader Mullah Mohammad Rasool Akhund, told Reuters on Monday.
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But nowhere is the situation more grave than in the nation's northeast, where Boko Haram and a splinter group loyal to the Islamic State have ramped up attacks, despite Mr. Buhari's claim that he defeated the group.
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This is perhaps because of the fundamental anti-Semitism of his Catholic splinter group and the more overt racism of one of his rules (he excluded art relating to Asian religions and philosophies — in less polite words).
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But in a further sign of how Macron has dismantled France's traditional left-right divide, a lawmaker from the main conservative Republicans party said he was forming a splinter group that would back the president on some reforms.
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Led by a commander named Omar Khorasani, the splinter group is believed to have sheltered al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, says Michael Kugelman, the senior associate for South Asia at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.
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Tensions grew throughout the day at the Legislative Council building, the seat of Hong Kong's government, as a splinter group of young protesters smashed through the complex's glass doors and windows with metal poles and a trolley cart.
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"Today, Hamas has recognized that Dahlan is a powerful man in the region," said Imad Mohsen, the spokesman in Gaza for the Fatah Democratic Reformist Current, a splinter group established by Mr. Dahlan in opposition to Mr. Abbas.
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Rachel was a candidate for a Remain splinter group in the recent European elections, brother Jo was a Remainer Tory minister and father Stanley was a member of the European Parliament—so Boris's recent political trajectory has strained relations.
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A growing divide in the protest camp became clear Monday, as a peaceful pro-democracy march passed by the legislature where a splinter group of protesters was clashing with police and attempting to break in to the government headquarters.
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In that event, four men from the Abu Nidal Organization, a Palestinian Liberation Organization terrorist splinter group, disguised as security guards stormed a Boeing 747-121 on a stopover in Karachi, Pakistan, en route from Mumbai to New York.
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If confirmed, that would be a first attack by the group in Pakistan — though the claim may be related to the fact that in the past, the Jamaat-ul Ahrar splinter group has expressed support for the Islamic State.
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On Tuesday a splinter group of developers are expected to launch a new version of bitcoin's blockchain — the technical term for the audit trail attached to each coin that allows it to be verified as a means of exchange.
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The police blame a splinter group called the New I.R.A. Though the I.R.A. is a small shell of its old self, some suspect that it is eager to see a hard border, and the strife that would accompany it.
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After the group tried and failed to take over a town in eastern Sinai in 2015, the military carried out a devastating air campaign, leaving the group in disarray and sending a weak, splinter group west to El Arish.
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Both attacks were claimed by Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a splinter group of Pakistan's Tehreek-i Taliban (TTP) -- also known as the Pakistani Taliban -- which has killed scores of people in previous attacks targeting both groups in the country this year.
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They've been steadily moving past the strong ties to the hymnody of The Process Church of The Final Judgment—a Scientology splinter group based in London that reached peak relevance in the 1960s and 70s—that informed the band's earlier work.
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The Kurdistan Freedom Hawks (TAK), a PKK splinter group, claimed responsibility for last week's attack when a car laden with explosives detonated next to military buses as they waited at traffic lights near Turkey's armed forces' headquarters, parliament and government buildings.
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Officials reacted furiously to the targeting on Sunday of the Chinese government's Liaison Office, Beijing's top representative in the city, where a splinter group from the main march threw eggs and vandalized a government seal in front of the building.
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Somalia has been convulsed by lawlessness and violence since 1991, and a further layer of chaos was added in 2015 with the formation in the north of a splinter group of former al Shabaab insurgents who pledged allegiance to Islamic State.
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China and Britain have been locked in an escalating row over the semi-autonomous financial hub since a splinter group of hundreds of hardline protesters stormed the city's halls of government Monday, following weeks of unrest over a controversial extradition law.
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In 2016, a Pakistani Taliban splinter group targeting Christians killed a bystander and injured three members of Pakistan's security forces when suicide bombers struck a Christian neighborhood near Warsak Dam on the outskirts of Peshawar, according to the Pakistan's military.
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Mohammad was part of the splinter group that rebelled against Mansour when he assumed leadership in 2015, after it was revealed that he had kept secret the death of Taliban founder and longtime leader Mullah Mohammad Omar for two years.
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On Friday, representatives of a splinter group headed by Mullah Mohammad Rasool Akhund calling itself the ulema, which rejects Mansour's authority, travelled to an undisclosed location to meet the exiled insurgency leadership headed by Mansour, according to two senior officials from both camps.
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The HistoryIn an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Game of Thrones author George R. R. Martin said that the Faith Militant, a conservative and violent splinter group of the Faith of the Seven, was inspired by the Catholic Church in the Middle Ages.
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The suspect admitted during FBI questioning that he belonged to a neo-Nazi splinter group of a white supremacist organization known as the Atomwaffen Division, which encourages attacks on the federal government, racial minorities, Jews and the gay and lesbian community, the documents alleged.
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"Abu Walid first proclaimed his group's allegiance to ISIS in May 2015, and, in October 2016, ISIS acknowledged his pledge," the State Department said, saying that ISIS-GS emerged when Abu Walid and his followers split from an al Qaeda splinter group based in Africa.
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So the Republican establishment needs to focus on reaching out to Trump's base and showing these voters that they see Trump's supporters not as an enemy or splinter group that threatens unity, but rather as a key part of the future of the party.
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But a splinter group headed by Mullah Mohammad Rasool Akhund, which rejects Mansour's authority, has dismissed any talks under the mediation of the United States or China or of Pakistan, which observers say has significant sway among Taliban commanders holed up near its border with Afghanistan.
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It said the cemetery houses a memorial to the dozens killed in the 1985 Israeli bombing of the Palestine Liberation Organisation headquarters in exile in Tunis, as well as the graves of members of Black September, a PLO splinter group that carried out the Munich attack.
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It is unclear how many Chibok girls are held by the main faction led by Shekau, thought to be based in the Sambisa, and by the Islamic State-allied splinter group - headed by Abu Musab al-Barnawi and believed to operate in the Lake Chad area.
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Years ago, Mr. Akhtar developed a reputation as an aggressive leader, and he was chosen to defend the party and its exiled leader, Altaf Hussain, on news channels, and then to supervise municipal elections in the city's two boroughs, where a splinter group challenged the party.
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"Damnation," whose first season begins Tuesday, appears to be very loosely based on some obscure chapters of American history: the Farmers' Holiday Association, a 1930s agricultural protest movement, and the Black Legion, a Ku Klux Klan splinter group active in the Midwest at the same time.
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Al-Shabaab, which means "The Youth" in Arabic, is a radical splinter group from Somalia's former governing party, the Islamic Courts Union (ICU), which controlled Mogadishu for about six months until it was ousted by a UN-backed transitional government and its Ethiopian military allies in 2011.
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Expelled from the Düsseldorf art school, the Kunstakademie, for his political activities as a member of the Communist Party of Germany — a splinter group opposed to the German Communist Party, the Soviet regime, and, of course, the United States — in the 2700s Immendorff made political propaganda paintings.
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" In terms of on-the-ground mobilizations, the far-right splinter group Britain First has been the first to capitalize, relocating a pre-planned protest against the development of a mosque on April 1, in Darwen, Lancashire, to central London, calling it the "London MARCH against Terrorism!
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But as Baghdad descended into violence and chaos, and American abuses rose to the surface, he began mobilizing his neighborhood against the occupation, first as part of the Mahdi army, an insurgency led by popular Shiite cleric Moqtada Sadr, and later its splinter group, Asaib Ahl Al-Haq.
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The listing also draws a stronger public connection between the main Islamic State command in Syria and Iraq, known as ISIS or ISIL, and the Afghan splinter group, even though most officials say the Afghan cell has drawn little more than inspiration and its name from the Islamic State.
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It also never does anything with an early story thread about the Rebels having an offshoot splinter group — led by a character played by the instantly compelling Forest Whitaker — which believes in taking brutal retaliatory measures, instead of attempting to pacify the Empire, as the Rebels apparently do.
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There is no acknowledgment of the fact that in real life, it wasn't the pro-Clinton Democratic political machine that recruited and helped most of the Squad run for office; it was groups like the progressive splinter group Justice Democrats, whose founders include former Bernie Sanders campaign staffers.
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All of which might just be warm-up for Charlie's biggest problem, a potential conspiracy involving HiberTech, a corporation that has, for years, profited handsomely from the hibernation industry, and that may or may not be involved in a struggle against a shadowy splinter group calling itself RealSleep.
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The actions of a splinter group of unarmed pro-democracy protesters in occupying the Legislative Council (LegCo) building — where they spray-painted anti-Chinese slogans, tore down politicians' portraits, and even raised a British colonial-era flag — has divided the public and taken the protests into unchartered waters.
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Pakistan Taliban splinter group claims responsibility for Quetta bombing Lashkar-e-Jhangvi Lashkar-e-Jhangvi is known for targeting Shiites in Sunni-majority Pakistan, including a series of bombings in early 2013 that left more than 160 people dead in Balochistan, the volatile province in southwest Pakistan that borders Afghanistan and Iran.
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The recently-banned groups include the white nationalist Faith Goldy, neo-Nazi Kevin Goudreau—who garnered media attention after listing good "targets" for far-right lone wolf attackers—the Canadian Nationalist Front, Aryan Strikeforce, the Wolves of Odin, and the Soldiers of Odin (along with the Edmonton splinter group, the Canadian Infidels).
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He was known to have enemies among drug dealers, gang members, and within the outlawed I.R.A. splinter group he had once briefly helped lead, the Real I.R.A. The group derived its name from having rejected the formal disarmament of the I.R.A. after the 1998 Good Friday agreement aimed at ending the strife in Northern Ireland.
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"Mind you, the same small splinter group of Dems that tried to deny Pelosi the speakership, fund the wall during the shutdown when the public didn't want it, & are now voting in surprise ICE amendments to gun safety legislation are being called the 'moderate wing' of the party," Ocasio-Cortez, a progressive firebrand and staunch ICE critic, tweeted Saturday.
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It was formed out of a larger, roughly 100-member messaging group that was set up to share pop culture memes (members of this group have not faced action from the college authorities.) Within the splinter group, incoming students allegedly sent each other memes variously mocking sexual assault, the Holocaust, child abuse, or containing racial slurs.
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As well as supporting the Pan Am bombing in 1988, Colonel Qaddafi was also linked to the bombing of a French aircraft over Niger in 1989 that left 170 dead and the hijacking of a Pan Am flight to New York from Karachi in 1986 by a Palestinian splinter group that ended with a deadly siege.
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"On Sunday, a number of Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour's people (Taliban senior members) got to gather in Quetta of Pakistan, but after a full day of talking, they couldn't make a decision on whom to choose as a successor for Mullah Mansour," according to Mawlawi Abdul Manan Niazi, deputy leader of the Taliban splinter group led by Mawlawi Mohammad Rasool.
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The Whigs split over the issue first, with Republicans emerging out of the ruins of the Northern Whigs, a splinter group of Northern Democrats who also opposed slavery, and a few other third parties In 1860 election, a regional candidate named Abraham Lincoln swept the North, got no support in the South, and was elected with only 39.8 percent of the national popular vote in a four-party election.
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