The struggle against climate change is, in part, going to be a struggle against oil and gas companies.
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The message was clear: The struggle against the pipeline was part of the same struggle against alcoholism, suicide and abuse.
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" The document says, "Hamas does not wage a struggle against the Jews because they are Jewish but wages a struggle against the Zionists who occupy Palestine.
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In a third piece, a Muslim Brother interprets jihad as a broadly inclusive but violent struggle against tyranny — implying a struggle against the current Egyptian government.
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"Hamas does not wage a struggle against the Jews because they are Jewish, but wages a struggle against the Zionists who occupy Palestine," the new document states.
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I hope to use a bookshop to struggle against them.
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"We struggle against failure," is how Ms Mifak puts it.
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There is no middle ground in the struggle against slavery.
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I've never had to struggle against gender or racial inequality.
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The main story arc concerns Slow Magic's struggle against Magic!
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A year later, Gandhi resumed the struggle against the British.
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Even David got a slingshot in his struggle against Goliath.
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Christian groups in the US had also long championed the cause of the South Sudanese, seeing their struggle against the Muslim government in the north as a fundamental struggle against the Muslim oppression of Christians.
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Christian groups in the US had also long championed the cause of the South Sudanese, framing their struggle against the Muslim government in the North as a fundamental struggle against the Muslim oppression of Christians.
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They R on the frontline of the struggle against climate change.
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Such language draws South Africans back to the struggle against apartheid.
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Let her know that you fully support her struggle against bananas.
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The struggle against radical Islam also takes place in our homeland.
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We forget their fight for freedom and struggle against white supremacy.
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The struggle against cheaters is as old as competitive online gaming.
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It would have seemed that the struggle against welfare was over.
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Now she's become a leading activist in the struggle against addiction.
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"We are in a generational struggle against radical Islam," he said.
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We all need something to struggle against and to struggle for.
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Germany is not alone in its struggle against hostility to Jews.
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He, too, was involved in a struggle against the earth itself.
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Meanwhile the government's struggle against both jihadist factions has suffered serious setbacks.
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In the walls a few air-conditioners struggle against the intense heat.
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" (One class, one struggle — against borders!) and "Don't deport our fellow workers.
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If that means political struggle against the entitled, then so be it.
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Now it looms as a new front in China's struggle against separatism.
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BRASÍLIA — They were idealists, united in the struggle against Brazil's military dictators.
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"Our struggle against this is daily," said magazine advertising executive Raíssa Medeiros.
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Survival is a daily, anxious struggle against scarcity of resources and time.
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"A nation born in revolution will forever struggle against chaos," she concludes.
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Is fighting Jewdas really a priority in the struggle against anti-Semitism?
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Carlo, an impetuous character, threw himself recklessly into the struggle against fascism.
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Changes have also honoured heroes of the struggle against white-minority rule.
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The struggle against Wawrinka was a play in three acts, with intermissions.
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Nearly two thirds favored waging an armed struggle against the Israeli occupation.
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Paulsen said the market will struggle against the changing picture for inflation.
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In case after case, corruption undermines the struggle against terrorism at every level.
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Black abolitionists transformed their struggle against slavery into a movement against racial discrimination.
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Iran's intervention in Syria is about a much bigger struggle against Sunni militancy.
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The struggle against boob sweat is REAL and the #TaTaTowel is the solution!
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The Meat Puppets struggle against the laws of nature and forces of decay.
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There, the survivors are forced to struggle against the elements, and much more.
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Then they struggle against rising smoke and heat as they descend the stairs.
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The struggle against corruption requires strong institutions and leadership — both lacking in Peru.
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If he can't handle better college teams, he may struggle against N.B.A. teams.
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How can disarming women of color ever assist in the struggle against racism?
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But the Afghans' struggle against extremism continues even when we may be distracted.
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Group warns system is throttling town centres as retailers struggle against online rivals.
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It's always something we struggle against because the defendant is sitting right over there.
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It's representative of a longer struggle against white expansion into Native territory without consent.
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Yet Mr Booker is patently a heavyweight, and one Mr Trump might struggle against.
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The documentary delves into his struggle against poachers on his South African rhino farm.
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Is this the way they are cooperating with us in the struggle against terror?
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Flipboard continues its struggle against Apple, and still remains a damn good news reader.
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Trump's effort to repeal Obamacare is another example of his struggle against public opinion.
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It was an era of anarchic struggle against racism and police brutality in Oakland.
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Talking about resistance still evokes this sense of honorable struggle against an occupying power.
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Our struggle is not for Baghdadi, our struggle against the infidels is for Allah.
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In any case, they should not struggle against the never-quite-good-enough Raptors.
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Maintaining such diverse majority coalitions is necessarily an enormous struggle against strong centrifugal forces.
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Help us to struggle against the barbarism that has overtaken much of public discourse today.
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Without a challenge to struggle against, why should even the best teams bother to compete?
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Maintaining such a divers majority coalition is necessarily an enormous struggle against strong centrifugal forces.
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For the author the Iron Curtain was the "culmination" of eastern Europe's struggle against emigration.
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Then the struggle against Iran's efforts to subvert peace and security in the region continues.
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The struggle against Communism was a field day for weapons manufacturers and government war planners.
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Faced with a large deficit, the Yankees' lineup continued to struggle against left-handed starters.
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The case for U.S. leadership becomes evident when we look at the struggle against Tuberculosis.
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We could struggle against the inevitability of the coming chill, or we could embrace it.
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In urban communities, neighborhoods will struggle against the spread of 'marijuana bodegas' disguised as dispensaries.
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As our chief White House correspondent points out, the national struggle against Moscow is leaderless.
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"For some reason that I don't know, we just struggle against the Cavs," Fournier said.
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And just as the struggle against jihadism must be calibrated so as not to pick on peaceful Muslims—or create that sense—so the struggle against white extremism should avoid alienating peaceful whites who happen to oppose immigration or who occasionally say obnoxious things online.
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Europe had celebrated that resounding victory as a watershed moment for the struggle against nationalist populism.
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Playing off gendered expectations, actually, was vital to her success in the struggle against Lord Baelish.
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Instead of attacking rebel groups, it made common cause with them in their struggle against Assad.
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Typically Batman and the Joker are at odds, caught in an eternal struggle against each other.
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America and France are lending muscle and technology to the struggle against jihadism in the Sahel.
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South Africa has a long tradition of civic activism, a result of the struggle against apartheid.
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"It's technically challenging to struggle against complicated bondage ties while wearing a puffy coat," Bound notes.
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" In his address, Trump defined the struggle against extremism as "a battle between good and evil.
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Townes also has no illusions about Baltimore's long and frustrating struggle against violence, drugs and poverty.
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"Much progress remains to be made in our nation's continuing struggle against racial isolation", he wrote.
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"Our open, diverse society is an asset in the struggle against terrorism, not a liability," Mrs.
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Emerging terrorist networks like ISIL will not deter Pakistan from continuing its valiant struggle against terrorism.
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We live in exciting times for medical research and treatment advances in the struggle against cancer.
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For me to identify with witchcraft is to identify with a centuries-old struggle against patriarchy.
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Mugabe led a liberation struggle against white minority rule which paved the way to Zimbabwe independence.
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" Her family referred to her as "one of the greatest icons of the struggle against Apartheid.
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We really want to practice and try new methods and styles of struggle against the occupation.
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But Mr. English saw saving Mr. McCoy's life as part of a larger struggle against injustice.
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Eritrea fought a decades-long struggle against Ethiopian dominance and annexation to secure independence in 1993.
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Beijing backed the black nationalist movement's liberation struggle against apartheid and its white South African overlords.
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Resistance evokes the struggle against totalitarianism, conveying personal defiance and official powerlessness at the same time.
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He did not face Cincinnati in 22 but may struggle against the Reds' lefty-heavy lineup.
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Inside the gallery, the engineers are engaged in what amounts to an endless struggle against nature.
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Hussein's death is interpreted by Shi'ites as a symbol of the struggle against injustice and oppression.
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This autonomous area grew in size after the Kurds participated in the international struggle against ISIS.
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Although the focus until now has been on how the United States can assist Mexico in its struggle against organized crime, the beginning of a new U.S. administration provides the ideal moment to ask how Mexico can help its U.S. ally in its struggle against terrorist threats.
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Iraq's fight against ISIS is not a sectarian war between Iraqis but a nation's struggle against terrorism.
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There are no great victories, just the long exhausting struggle against the fear that wears you down.
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And as in the struggle against communism, winning hearts and minds will be the key to victory.
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Some experts believe that comparing the war on terror to the struggle against Soviet communism is unhelpful.
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Their single-minded focus on a decades- or centuries-long struggle against Western power informed their choices.
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Despite the ANC's official history, the struggle against apartheid was fought by more than a single party.
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Erdogan said terrorist organisations were targeting civilians because they were losing their struggle against the security forces.
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Watching Kenny struggle against this last night was perhaps the realest moment The Bachelorette has ever seen.
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The increasingly urgent question for Europe in its struggle against them is, Can it do the same?
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It stresses the seriousness of the harm, its structural nature and the need to struggle against it.
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He criticized the oppression of colonial peoples and was a pioneer in the struggle against racial discrimination.
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In history classes, his teachers spent most of the time on the country's perpetual struggle against Ethiopia.
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Life is a constant struggle against the things that feel good momentarily but aren't good for you.
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The Rivonia trial, which began in April 21950, became a signature moment in the struggle against apartheid.
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But Romania's long struggle against it has placed the issue at the center of its political debate.
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Moscow backs Assad but says it also supports the Syrian Kurds in the struggle against Islamic State.
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"It's a struggle against an authoritarian government and it's obviously going to take some time," he said.
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His life's work is now a struggle against physics and biology, the twin collaborators in bodily decay.
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Outside the home of a villager killed by Israeli forces, she urged continued struggle against Israel's occupation.
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We're so marinated in this, we have to struggle against it on a daily if not hourly basis.
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So the Kurds aren't in this fight alone, but it's still a fierce struggle against a powerful foe.
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Foytlin, a Diné and Cherokee mother of six, has been a prominent leader in the struggle against it.
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In the immediate past, the community has been instrumental in the country's struggle against colonialism and eventual freedom.
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A law of 1905 entrenched the principle of laïcité, or strict secularism, after a struggle against authoritarian Catholicism.
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In a career marked by rivalries and unusual techniques, Sakuraba's struggle against the open guard is often overlooked.
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All of art stands for this struggle against change, regardless of the concept each artwork purports to address.
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The bank's analysts expect copper to continue to struggle against oversupply and zinc to be buoyed by undersupply.
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Protesters in Hong Kong are killing themselves in a disturbing turn in their high-profile struggle against China
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We desperately need our monuments to summon that side of history in the struggle against racial injustice today.
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"I am confident we will reach an understanding with them after accomplishing the struggle against terrorism", he said.
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The administration later rebranded it the "global struggle against violent extremism," again avoiding any words linked to Islam.
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The struggle against jihadist terrorism has been a long fight, and it has a long way to go.
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Eritrea, for instance, fought a decades-long struggle against Ethiopian dominance and annexation to secure independence in 1993.
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But many of the young technocrats have found themselves in a daily struggle against long-entrenched patronage systems.
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The indigenous peoples of the Amazon rain forest are the shock troops in the struggle against climate change.
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LENS Over three decades, the photographer has covered major events, natural disasters and the struggle against governmental abuses.
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Art and politics are uniquely linked in the city, reinforcing the youth-driven struggle against human rights abuses.
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Two families struggle against social norms as they struggle to build their dreams in the post-WWII South.
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A score of small parties will compete on polling day, but will struggle against the CPP's might and machinery.
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Tibet's newly appointed Communist Party chief said the region must "deepen the struggle" against the Dalai Lama's influence there.
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And Parvaiz's slow brainwashing by ISIS, and subsequent struggle against his brainwashing, only narrowly avoids becoming a wholesale cliché.
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The common narrative is a struggle against low grain prices and high debt after years of credit-fueled expansion.
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He was particularly influential in pushing an interpretation of jihad as the armed struggle against perceived enemies of Islam.
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They subsequently fled into exile and launched an armed struggle against the government of the Horn of Africa nation.
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Though incumbency gives him a boost, absent some game-changing event Mr Trump would struggle against a strong opponent.
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These are all the witches who you'd want on your side in an epic struggle against the dark side.
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She noted that Smith faced immense prejudice at the time and linked his experience to contemporary struggle against bigotry.
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Meg Downey, IGN Carol's struggle against forces that want to delegitimize her becomes the recurring theme of Captain Marvel.
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Pakistan is engaged in a belated struggle against religious extremism that will determine what sort of country it becomes.
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Foreign policy was Krauthammer's dominant passion, and the struggle against Soviet Communism drew him away from his youthful liberalism.
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Once the Russian-backed rebels gained control, they rebranded the invasion as an internal struggle against Fascists and Nazis.
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We struggle against worker exploitation, the prison industrial complex, and the systemic violence that Stanford perpetuates and profits from.
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But there's a concerning trend in the manner in which they have been defeated: They struggle against losing teams.
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But he has lost three of his last five bouts and is likely to struggle against the ascendant McGregor.
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Of course, The Lighthouse isn't just about one man's great struggle against a tentacled sea creature, Junes Verne-style.
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Since 9/11, American leaders have defined the fight against terrorism as a permanent struggle against a permanent threat.
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But killing a single cat, and watching it struggle against the assault, seemed like a spectacle of human cruelty.
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Through his three decades as prime minister, Lee saw his country as locked in a struggle against its size.
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But his battle with the government in Tehran has given way to a struggle against another country — his own.
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Sterling is not alone in its struggle against the dollar, which is on the march against all major currencies.
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Mr. Netanyahu waged an Ahab-like struggle against the nuclear pact from before its inception during the Obama administration.
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It's a shocking turn of events for a leader once internationally renowned for her long struggle against military rule.
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In Syria, for instance, Russia's moves are "dictated by the logic of the struggle against international terrorism," he said.
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But his message of a revolutionary struggle against internal enemies no longer felt like a metaphor for reducing poverty.
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The struggle against terrorism is not a "war" that can be won if only the right strategy is found.
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"We talk a lot in the church about the struggle against all things that hold us captive," she said.
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While the leads, especially Stone, are fine, their performances sometimes struggle against the off-kilter nature of the material.
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As we struggle against the forces behind decades of violence, we must remember that we aren't fighting with strangers.
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The narrative undergirding Trump's speech in Saudi Arabia is that the Saudis are partners in a common struggle against terrorism.
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Yet one of King's most important legacies, though less talked about, is the embrace of defiant struggle against long odds.
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Many Ukrainians view the independence of the Ukrainian church through the lens of their country's ongoing struggle against Russian influence.
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New York (CNN Business)Under Armour is making changes at the top as it continues to struggle against its rivals.
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Gritty is freaky enough for us to rally behind his image as we struggle against the fascists in our midst.
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The world may still think of the ANC as the organisation that led the struggle against apartheid, Nelson Mandela's party.
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"We want a brotherhood with the Kurds," he said, referring to their shared struggle against Saddam Hussein in the 1980s.
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"The euro gives us stability, it protects our economy and protects us in our struggle against inflation," added Le Maire.
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And I see an India that is a stronger, more capable ally in the struggle against global terrorism and piracy.
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I learned that the Gate had laid dormant for thousands of years after humanity won a great struggle against Nergal.
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Indeed, this could turn out to be a defining moment for the party in its struggle against the Trump presidency.
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Solar-powered tech will also continue to struggle against the dust that sticks to solar panels on rovers like Opportunity .
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Many, including the French Prime Minister Manual Vals, are convinced this struggle against militant Islamist extremists will last a generation.
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Star Wars celebrates the cultural diversity of the good guys, and showcases the constant struggle against prejudice in everyday life.
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Iraq is today fighting a whack-a-mole struggle against an insurgency with a decade-long history in the country.
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The first is laïcité, a strict form of secularism enshrined by law in 1905 after a struggle against authoritarian Catholicism.
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" And in 2015 he wrote that "much progress remains to be made in our nation's continuing struggle against racial isolation.
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Hoping to neutralize her as a politician, the generals inadvertently turned her into an emblem of the struggle against them.
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"It's an important recognition by Macron of the centrality of human rights in the struggle against terrorism," said Benedicte Jeannerod.
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We've survived a Civil War, Reconstruction, the Great Depression, a global struggle against tyranny, and occupation by a foreign army.
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Do people of Asian ancestry benefit from that larger struggle against the notion that America is a white man's country?
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Like her Xhosa name, Nomzamo, which means "she who endures trials," she endured the struggle against apartheid until the end.
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She was known as the "Mother of the Nation" because of her struggle against white minority rule in South Africa.
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The struggle against terrorists — people prepared both to kill innocents and to die for a political cause — is open-ended.
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Meanwhile, doctors and public health administrators say the challenge is to get citizens engaged in the struggle against the mosquito.
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Much of my work in Mexico has focused on campesinos in the mountains, who struggle against poverty and drug violence.
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Antetokounmpo's supporting cast can make things easier on him by hitting its outside shots, which were a struggle against Boston.
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"Ukraine and its new government will not reduce the pace of struggle against corruption at all levels," the statement said.
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During the Cold War, the larger struggle against communism created a mainstream consensus about what America stood for and against.
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Throughout the Cold War, Republicans presented themselves as the party of greater nationalism in the struggle against a global threat.
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Though it felt like we were at the ends of the earth, we encountered evidence of human struggle against nature.
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Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, a leader of the bloody struggle against South Africa's white rulers under apartheid, has died at 81.
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But, in the end, there is no substitute for a strong union in a long-term struggle against powerful antagonists.
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Then in June, the government issued its first passports with a transgender category — a milestone in the struggle against discrimination.
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In 1966, Swapo guerrillas launched the first military operations of their uneven armed struggle against vastly superior South African forces.
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Pashmina herders' struggle against climate change Pashmina is the softest and most expensive type of cashmere wool in the world.
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Mugabe called the land battle "The Third Chimurenga," deliberately linking the farm seizure program to Zimbabwe's struggle against colonial rule.
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But for many South Koreans, the rulings represent vindication after a prolonged struggle against powerful forces, including their own government.
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Struggle against the powerful, not accommodation of their interests, is how America produced the conditions for its greatest social reforms.
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In a statement about the protests Benny Wenda, a Papuan separatist, linked the struggle against racism to the fight for independence.
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The Herald, citing police, reports that Laura appears to struggle against the lid as her husband allegedly closes it on her.
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But as erstwhile allies in the struggle against IS turn their guns on each other, calls for negotiations look worryingly late.
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" "So in 1600s Africa, you had a butch queen with a harem of drag queens leading a struggle against European colonialism.
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China will "strengthen the struggle against enemies in online sovereign space and increase control of online public sentiment," said the plan.
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"We are making great efforts in the struggle against terror," Numan Kurtulmus told reporters at a briefing in the capital, Ankara.
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RF Giancarlo Stanton continued to struggle against St. Louis RHP Adam Wainwright, punching out in all three at-bats against him.
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The situation in Saudi Arabia seems reminiscent of the social bias female gamers struggle against in many societies, albeit more formalized.
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Rainsy and Kem Sokha, 66, have been locked in a long struggle against Hun Sen, 67, a former Khmer Rouge commander.
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"With this new structure, some steps will be taken to be more active in the struggle against terror," the source said.
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The motorcade passed Patuxay, the Victory Gate, a war monument dedicated to those who fought in the independence struggle against France.
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But the liberation movements took up armed struggle against colonial powers or white settlers, in that way gaining greater moral authority.
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China's bad loans are on the rise, as companies that borrowed heavily in headier times struggle against a slowing Chinese economy.
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To support the struggle against threats around the globe, we need a better global economy and a much stronger American economy.
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Not just because things had gotten a bit too uncomfortable, but also because there was nothing worthwhile left to struggle against.
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"We have reached new technological capabilities in the struggle against terror tunnels," Israel's defense minister, Avigdor Lieberman, said in a statement.
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This is simply censorship enforced with threats of violence, hiding behind the façade of a valiant struggle against Trump's creeping fascism.
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"France recognizes the importance of this undertaking and remains resolutely engaged in the struggle against terrorism," a foreign ministry statement said.
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During the years of struggle against apartheid that finally ended in 1991, Zuma was the head of the party's intelligence wing.
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Madikizela-Mandela was known as the "Mother of the Nation" because of her struggle against white-minority rule in South Africa.
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The reality is that freedom-lovers of all political stripes and orientations should root for Jack in his struggle against tyranny.
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Museums are locked in a constant struggle against decay and an almost absurdly wide-ranging array of natural and human threats.
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South Africa is a religious nation and the churches, which played key roles in the struggle against apartheid, have considerable influence.
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"We have to be confrontational in the struggle against this plague," Keiko said in a presidential debate with Kuczysnki, on Sunday.
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While many are seen as national heroes in the struggle against Soviet domination, some led killings of Jews, Belarusians and other minorities.
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Among many of their fellow Gulf Arabs, who believe they face a broader struggle against Iran, the war continues to be popular.
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That means the struggle against the group is far from over and remains very deadly — even if the administration won't say so.
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Demon's Souls Tower of Latria level, for instance, took that simple, malleable might and forced me to struggle against it in 2009.
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Without question, the most important liberation movement in American history — from Jacksonian democracy to gay rights — was the long struggle against slavery.
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But, as Henry Kissinger repeatedly emphasized, nations have allies (in this case, the Kurds in the struggle against ISIS), but not friends.
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Just a day earlier the opposition had hoped that its long struggle against Mr Maduro's dictatorship was on the brink of success.
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In the Grant Singer-directed MV, the musicians perform in a cave as they struggle against being tied up, drowning and more.
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His supporters celebrated by dancing and singing songs from the struggle against apartheid, South Africa's old racist regime, which ended in 1994.
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Those in favor are calling the plan a "conversation starter" and a significant milestone in the GOP's long struggle against the law.
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Xi endorsed a "struggle against terrorism, infiltration and separatism" using the "organs of dictatorship," and showing "absolutely no mercy," the newspaper reported.
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The close Saudi-American partnership in the continuing struggle against terrorism is critically important and it would be seriously imperiled by JASTA.
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So it was a fascinating change to see her struggle against a situation and have those in power wholly support her methods.
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DBH and BHAAAD celebrate the artists and art workers who have taken a rightful and courageous side in the struggle against gentrification.
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The legitimacy derived from the armed struggle against the colonial power gave the army a cardinal position to control power in Algeria.
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Mr. Haq was a fervent supporter of the Afghan struggle against the Soviets in the 1980s and later supported the Taliban movement.
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On the Danish left, there has long been support for what is seen as the Inuit anti-colonial struggle against Danish imperialism.
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Islamic jurists have argued in the past that impediments can include political powers, which can lead to armed struggle against established governments.
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Could a posthumanist intervention risk moving focus away from a direct and much-needed struggle against these things, or could it help?
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Labor unions, expecting a protracted struggle against the government, have activated strike funds to mitigate the loss of income for striking workers.
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Like most Millennials, they didn't envision a struggle against the forces of radicalization becoming one of the defining battles of their generation.
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This a moral struggle against a Socialist dictatorship supporting Islamist terrorists; a truly evil regime in the heart of the Western hemisphere.
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When the Montgomery bus boycott electrified the struggle against segregation, it was all recorded in appeals bonds, court motions and $10 fines.
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And the movie's dream team of characters brought together by their struggle against the same kind of evil is a stepdad support group.
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" According to prosecutors, Zazi and two others had gone to Pakistan "to wage jihad (violent struggle) against American and coalition forces in Afghanistan.
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It goes back to the US and Mexico's close ties — linked by proximity, a struggle against European imperialism for independence, trade, and immigration.
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There were -- he said -- more things to unite than to divide Russia and the US: the struggle against terrorism, religious intolerance, climate change.
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Williams' words at the BET Awards was a stirring speech on Black identity, cultural appropriation, and the struggle against police brutality and misconduct.
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Each writer, he wrote in 1973, especially each poet, was engaged in an Oedipal agon, or struggle, against the influence of masterly precursors.
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"If there's another economic meltdown Macri will struggle against any candidate," says Juan Cruz Díaz of Cefeidas Group, a consultancy in Buenos Aires.
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"Much progress remains to be made in our nation's continuing struggle against racial isolation," Kennedy wrote, as Roberts, Scalia, Thomas and Alito dissented.
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But they are at least fellow fighters in an increasingly difficult struggle against the drift to a Europe of closed societies and economies.
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He called on the international community to take a firm stand against terrorism and vowed to keep up Turkey's struggle against terror groups.
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Some 18,000 of them were killed and another 25,000 were injured in the 63 days of struggle against the well-armed German troops.
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The commander of the U.S.-led coalition supporting Iraqi forces said the same day he expected a prolonged struggle against the terrorist organization.
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Let's see what type of game we come out and play in L.A. We struggle against teams that have worse records than us.
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From Ida B. Wells to Ella Baker, black women in particular have had to struggle against incivility, disrespect, and grotesque forms of violence.
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Lebanon's Army is the most engaged military from the Middle East in the struggle against ISIS, and is guaranteeing the stability of Lebanon.
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South Africans owe a vast debt of gratitude to the African National Congress (ANC) for its long years of struggle against white rule.
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Those in favor are calling the plan a "conversation starter" and a significant milestone in the GOP's six-year struggle against the law.
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He ignores how, for hundreds of years, Black Muslims in North Africa have used Islam as a resource in the struggle against racism.
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The Reds have dropped four straight and continue to struggle against the Cubs, who have had their number over the past two seasons.
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And the status quo is the wealthy getting wealthier while the rest of us struggle against a system designed for us to fail.
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The country faces a major struggle against Islamist terrorists, with the Boko Haram group claiming allegiance to ISIS and operating mainly in Nigeria.
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Despite the neighbors' 1994 peace deal and commercial and security ties, many Jordanians resent Israel and identify with the Palestinian struggle against it.
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"Special forces are there, of course, to help and to make sure France is present everywhere in the struggle against terrorists," he said.
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The lighthouse ceased operating in 1968 and was briefly turned into a museum, including an exhibit about the structure's struggle against sand drift.
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Like Trump's healthcare proposal, it could struggle against public opinion, with Democrats likely to cast it as a Republican giveaway to the rich.
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Separately, Mr. Ndobe, the district mayor, told The New York Times that infighting inside the A.N.C. was worse than the struggle against apartheid.
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Zheng will almost certainly struggle against Barty, whose low slices and excellent net play will work quite well on the grass at Wimbledon.
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Synopsis: Paul Rusesabagina was a hotel manager who housed over a thousand Tutsi refugees during their struggle against the Hutu militia in Rwanda.
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Death Stranding is overwhelmingly a solitary game, one where you're frequently tasked with jobs that require you to struggle against the Earth itself.
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The 43-year-old nation — a former Portuguese colony — became independent in 2002 after a quarter-century struggle against its larger neighbour, Indonesia.
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Tensions between the two NATO allies have flared over the PYD, which Washington supports in its struggle against Islamic State militants in Syria.
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And as the honest forces and the corrupt ones struggle against each other, their clashes can have unpredictable effects on the political system.
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The struggle against extremism is complex, and solutions must be tailored both to the facts and to an understanding of the likely consequences.
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She argued that her "struggle against inequality" was a last chance to deal with discontents that, if neglected, could push Chile towards populism.
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The two groups mutually affirmed their common cause in the struggle against Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and his devoted patrons in Tehran.
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Mugabe began his struggle against Rhodesia's white colonial government in the late 1950s, establishing an opposition party with other black leaders in 1960.
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He called for a "struggle against terrorism, infiltration and separatism" using the "organs of dictatorship," and showing "absolutely no mercy," the Times writes.
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Mandela, a giant of the struggle against apartheid who served as South Africa's president from 1994 to 1999, died in 2013 aged 95.
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But now, the Weather Channel has come forward to defend Seidel's valiant struggle against the elements, blaming the whole thing on, uh, grass.
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Echoing Murakami's sentiments, curator Michael Darling frames the artist's career within a narrative of re-invention, a continuous struggle against dichotomies within established systems.
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Beachgoers, who had seen the family struggle against the tide, were determined to save them and formed a human chain leading back to shore.
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"Since climbing up from Earth's centre would be a struggle against gravity, clocks down deep would run slow relative to surface timepieces," says Conover.
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The Houthi movement sees itself as a redemptive struggle against years of corruption under previous regimes in Yemen rather than as a political party.
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Parallels to humanity's struggle against a shifting climate are sobering when you consider cases like the plight of people living in the Marshall Islands.
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Suu Kyi's camp will start the formation of a government after decades-long struggle against the junta that had ruled Myanmar for 49 years.
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In her piece, she lamented the lack of recognition of Native Americans as "marginalized communities in our country" and their struggle against the pipeline.
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Those who saw him struggle against Mayweather or get knocked out by Juan Manuel Marquez in 2012 know he's not the Pacquiao of old.
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In doing so, we should listen to those on the front lines, many of whom are fighting and dying in the struggle against jihadis.
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We study those things to understand how best in our lifetimes to struggle against ugliness, again and again, as it emerges with different faces.
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It was in Cabo Delgado that the liberation struggle against the Portuguese began in the 1960s, with fighters trained and sneaking across from Tanzania.
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They have started running a radio ad in Florida targeting Trump's apparent indifference to freedom-loving people engaged in decades of struggle against Castro.
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We call for rebellion and a struggle against the alliance of the patriarchy and capitalism that wants us to be obedient, submissive and quiet.
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Historically speaking, it is also considered the headquarters of the left-wing, revolutionary struggle against the Turkish state, with pronounced sympathies for Kurdish independence.
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"That same state of Honduras took measures to persecute Bertha Cáceres for her struggle against foreign companies that destroy natural resources," the group said.
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But instead, the humble liquor became symbolic of Brazil's struggle against the Crown—a Latin American Prohibition that guaranteed cachaça's place in Brazilian history.
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These days life for young Arabs is often a miserable choice between a struggle against poverty at home, emigration or, in extreme cases, jihad.
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Founded in Egypt in 1928 during the struggle against British rule, the Brotherhood is a broad-based Sunni movement with branches in many countries.
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We shirk our responsibilities in our struggle against real terror when we entertain inane, incendiary invitations to punish and expel enemies that don't exist.
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Some naïvely view radical Islamists as comrades in arms in the struggle against imperialism and in support of Palestinians, so they overlook reactionary views.
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Their thinkers are still churning through the fallout from the struggle against, and sometimes capitulation to, Nazism, and with the long resistance to Communism.
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The origin story he has shared with viewers draws heavily on his difficult childhood, which he recounts as a never-ending struggle against authority.
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For gigging companies, that shift means a constant struggle against a legacy of systemic control, with legal squabbles like the one in New York.
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Indeed, our struggle against slave power marks the real beginning of our commitment to liberty and equality, in word, if not always in deed.
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That's unlikely to happen in the near term, though, which means this may not be the end of the US struggle against Kata'ib Hezbollah.
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Since 2006, when President Felipe Calderón summoned the armed forces to lead the struggle against violent criminal organizations, violence and crime have increased dramatically.
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" The flier added that such a change "can only be the result of a long hard struggle against bigotry, prejudice, persecution, exploitation — even genocide.
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It might seem obvious, but these two artists from incredibly different backgrounds did struggle against a shared antagonist: the sexism of the art world.
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Our histories of forced displacement are linked through surviving cycles of theft, denial and neglect, as well as our mutual struggle against colonial oppression.
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He speaks calmly to the camera about his wish to surrender but calls on Venezuelans to take up his struggle against the Maduro government.
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Martin Herbert's latest book is a collection of essays about 10 artists who play with the system, struggle against it, or walk away altogether.
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The formal conclusion of the seven-year struggle against Great Britain came with the Treaty of Paris, signed in the French capital on Sept.
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The possibility that our hunter-gatherer ancestors might not endure an unremitting struggle against the elements first came to public attention in the 1966.
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I note this here because this kind of metaphor is still widely accepted, and I still have to struggle against it in my work.
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At stake was the political legitimacy of the South Vietnamese state itself, critical to turning the tide in the protracted struggle against the Communists.
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In the struggle against rising seas, worsening droughts and a warming planet, the Trump administration is trying to make things worse for everyone's grandchildren.
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Department stores have been among the hardest hit in the ongoing retail apocalypse, as retailers continue to struggle against falling sales and declining foot traffic.
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You don't have to take professional fights to get better at fighting, but you do have to struggle against the will of other people regularly.
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In these shots, Iguana is typically dwarfed by the sprawl of nature, which paints him as an underdog in his violent struggle against outlaw society.
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"There's nothing I've ever had to fight for, or struggle against because I'm straight," Bell wrote in the post Evans urged his followers to read.
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Bears are watching this quiet struggle against stubborn levels as momentum measures have waned and the tape has become less broadly inclusive in recent weeks.
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And they should join forces with practitioners of movement art, not to exhibit them, but to advance our collective struggle against injustice and towards liberation.
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While Indian-Americans stake our claims of belonging from Oak Creek to Olathe, this struggle against hatred and bigotry is not ours alone to bear.
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On a second viewing, and with less of a crowd crush, the sculptures' balletic relationship with, and dialectic struggle against, each other became more apparent.
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It is a striking victory for Mr Orban, who has cast the struggle against the university as part of a broader war against foreign interference.
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Foreign firms operating in China struggle against heavy-handed regulation, and are required to hand over their intellectual property as a condition of market access.
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It is women's experience of sexism and misogyny, and their struggle against them, not bigotry, that overwhelmingly motivates opposition to the trans movement's current agenda.
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"There's nothing I've ever had to fight for, or struggle against, because I'm straight," Bell wrote in the post Evans urged his followers to read.
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Clinton already faces a struggle against her reputation as the creature of spin-doctors and professional politicians -- a series of scripted statistics doesn't humanize anyone.
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It's a set of beliefs that the Confederate cause was a virtuous struggle against Northern aggression, and was either minimally or completely unrelated to slavery.
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Then WWII, and the struggle against the Nazis, sort of stigmatized racism, and certainly anti-semitism, because that's what the Nazi's built their regime around.
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Steel output is likely to also remain at least steady, perhaps biased weaker as the domestic property sector cools and exports struggle against mounting protectionism.
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But you should be able to move, to struggle against the rope (that's part of the fun), and to move the rope around your skin.
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In the current struggle against racial injustice in this country, we do need as many voices as possible from as many supportive communities as possible.
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If President Trump fails to raise human rights concerns with President Sisi, he is by definition undermining the global struggle against terrorism and violent extremism.
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Her father, Bassem Tamimi, said he expects her to take a lead in the struggle against Israeli occupation but she is also weighing college options.
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While many are seen as national heroes in the struggle against Soviet domination in Poland, some led killings of Jews, Ukrainians, Belarussians and other minorities.
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If they feel patriotic, they try to make what they see as a fair contribution to the struggle against those who speak ill of Russia.
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Sisulu, a veteran cabinet minister who comes from a prominent family in the struggle against apartheid, is seen as an outside bet to succeed Zuma.
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Telling Turkey to soften its counter-terrorism laws was tantamount to asking it to give up its struggle against terrorism, he said in a speech.
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A middling trumpeter (say, one in a student band) appears to struggle against the music, and will finish a phrase upon running out of breath.
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If a group of protesters want to pretend they're waging an existential struggle against a corporate-capitalist tyranny, that delusion is their constitutionally protected right.
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What's clear, though, is that the struggle against extremists has to be waged on multiple fronts — ideological and cultural as well as military and diplomatic.
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This is not because it lacks concrete substance, but because it acts as a respite from what women continue to struggle against to this today.
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As the Federalists see it, the society's founders were scrappy outsiders who were waging a lonely struggle against the pervasive liberalism of America's law schools.
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The spider, or Virginia, stands naked on six legs, the bodies of three women joined together while they struggle against one another, flailing malformed arms.
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The commander of the P.K.K., Murat Karayilan, released a statement saying that the group would "intensify its struggle" against Turkey in response to the arrests.
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The script works as an allegory for America's ongoing struggle against racism, and on the pull of paternity and tribe in the face of oppression.
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Nkoloso was a respected veteran of the World War II as well as an admired fighter and agitator in the anticolonial struggle against British rule.
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Whether that grabs you probably has a lot to do with how much of a charge you get from watching someone struggle against the elements.
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The tragedy of the Ghost Ship may come to be viewed as a turning point in the decades of struggle against gentrification — or perhaps not.
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We can find solace in the memorable representation of the human struggle against the absolute in the finest scene in the greatest of American novels.
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He realized, he said, just how much Russia had to struggle against foreign powers, mostly the United States, who sought to control its natural resources.
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"No cowardly attack can deter us in pursuing our struggle against the menace of terrorism to its logical conclusion," Mr. Abbasi said in a statement.
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While Mr. Mofokeng (pronounced MOE-foe-keng) never considered himself an integral part of the struggle against apartheid, he was steeped in the policy's consequences.
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Yet the same zeal, tenacity, loyalty and ruthlessness required to wage a struggle against a colonial power become handicaps in trying to lead a country.
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Other denizens of the wasteland receive still less of Sparks's imaginative attention, even as they struggle against living storms, radiation and whalelike singing biomechanoid tankers.
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But ordinary black folk chose to do so because the group worked in solidarity with the most vulnerable people in the struggle against white supremacy.
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That's why the struggle against ableism, which involves discrimination against people with disabilities, has taken its place alongside struggles against sexism, racism and the like.
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Ankara accuses the HDP of links to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which has waged a decades-long armed struggle against the Turkish state.
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Netanyahu and Gantz appear close on many important issues, such as relations with the United States, the regional struggle against Iran and the Palestinian conflict.
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All the people testifying believe that propping up Ukrainian democracy and supporting Kiev's struggle against Russian irredentism is an essential goal for U.S. foreign policy.
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Northgard is a hex-based digital strategy game that asks you to struggle against the weather, enemy factions, and your own consumption of raw materials.
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His move appeared to end the struggle against Mr. LaPierre, though there will likely be more clarity after the N.R.A.'s board meets on Monday.
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Nelson and his good-hearted dog tweets have continually done the daily work of injecting much-needed whimsy into our ongoing struggle against the darkness.
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Uber is now focused on India, where it faces an uphill struggle against local rival Ola, a fight some analysts have said it has to win.
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Morris is not the only one calling for investors to show patience toward EMs, even as U.S. yields climb and EM currencies struggle against the dollar.
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They frame their engagement as an existential struggle against the Sunni Muslim fighters of Islamic State, who see Shi'ites, the majority of Iran's population, as apostates.
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"He is trying to invite the top military commands to join his struggle against Maduro to restore democracy and constitutional order in the country," he added.
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In a bid for "strategic depth" in its perpetual struggle against India, Pakistan's generals have long maintained influence in Afghanistan by offering sanctuary to the Taliban.
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All this suggests Jon has what it takes to unite the rest of the power players in a do-or-die struggle against the White Walkers.
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Like the cold war before it, the struggle against those who take up arms in pursuit of an imaginary Islamist Utopia will probably last for decades.
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The struggle against terrorism, relations with Iran and instability in Ukraine are also on the agenda, with the meeting expected to finish by midday on Tuesday.
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Rather than throwing its weight behind Saudi Arabia, a fellow Sunni power, in its struggle against Shia Iran, Turkey has kept doors open to both sides.
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A part of Priest's run serves as the groundwork for the Black Panther movie, specifically T'Challa's struggle against Kilmonger and his duty to keep Wakanda safe.
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Bannon, who nostalgically waxed about the long history of "the Judeo-Christian West's struggle against Islam" in a 2014 speech to a Vatican conference organized by
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The Paris rally was addressed by Prince Turki al-Faisal, former chief of Saudi Arabia's intelligence services, who openly supported MKO's struggle against the Iranian government.
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The end of the country's leadership battle was a victory for Iran in its regional struggle against Saudi Arabia, which had indirectly supported a different candidate.
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Having helped Mr. Erdogan lay the foundation for an authoritarian Islamic-oriented government, the Gulenist faction within the state started a struggle against its former ally.
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To the contrary, Saudi Arabia is an ally in the struggle against terrorism and in a broader array of national security, foreign policy and economic purposes.
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This is about people who understand love and life, who have agreed to struggle against the system that has robbed us of our pleasure and freedom.
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Demonization of Israel is another, a familiar scourge refashioned by the very politics — of identity and liberation — that should comprehend the millennial Jewish struggle against persecution.
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In a written statement, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said terrorist organizations were singling out civilians because the groups were losing their struggle against Turkish security forces.
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Here was another one: They riled you up by getting someone to hold you down, and you had to sort of struggle against him or her.
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They agreed to work together in the struggle against their No. 1 common enemy — international terrorism and extremism, according to a statement published by the Kremlin.
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He also meant those deficient in the kind of personal nastiness that is supposed to be a virtue in the right's death struggle against progressive orthodoxies.
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Readers who can see past the book's ideological overlay will find it a solid introduction to an inspiring and, yes, heroic struggle against a barbaric practice.
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In the 1980s, as the struggle against apartheid hit a fever pitch, he worked often with fellow expatriate musicians, and with others from different African nations.
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In China, which has had more than 81,000 cases, the spread of the virus has slowed significantly, meaning Italy now has the biggest struggle against it.
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In Britain, the far right is on the march both in the streets and in the halls of power, and the struggle against it is critical.
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And yet, all his personal successes are tempered by the knowledge that so many black children today still struggle against the same injustices he had suffered.
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But despite his role in the struggle against apartheid, Mr. Zuma did not surprise those who predicted from the start that his presidency would be troubled.
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Mr. Assad has repeatedly denied committing crimes in the war, which he has framed as a struggle against terrorism fomented by his Western and Arab enemies.
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However, analysts say the assembly could also create challenges for Mr. Maduro himself, particularly in his long power struggle against Mr. Cabello, the former military chief.
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N.Y.C. Nature On a day far more like February than March, I watched a turkey vulture struggle against a raging headwind along a southern Brooklyn street.
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The interior minister then presented a new award, "For distinction in the struggle against terrorism and extremism," and announced that its first recipient would be Kadyrov.
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In a hint of the accusations Mr. Sun may face, the Chongqing leadership also said the decision showed that the "struggle against corruption" would never stop.
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Teams in the "power conferences" compete against a steady diet of future professional stars, whereas those in lesser conferences might struggle against an elite high-school team.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Czech gymnast Vera Caslavska, her country's greatest Olympian and a powerful voice in its struggle against Soviet occupation, has died aged 19953 of pancreatic cancer.
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All would fume if China turned its cash their way, causing their currencies to appreciate, hurting their exporters and perhaps inducing deflation, which they already struggle against.
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The new law amends one from 1998 that dealt with ways to commemorate the country's second-world-war victims and its struggle against occupation, Nazism and communism.
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The doctor goes about this hopeless business quietly, without fanfare, knowing that his struggle against death is mainly fruitless and that his own demise is the likelihood.
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And as far as anyone knows, no portion of generated revenues from this project will go to support the local population or the struggle against Israeli occupation.
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Gondo's reasoning for the GTFF's crimes sheds light on why rappers' roles are crucial in this struggle against corrupt policing and oppression of black people in general.
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Retail payrolls are a wild card as department store operators like J.C. Penney, Macy's, and Abercrombie & Fitch struggle against stiff competition from online retailers led by Amazon.
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He saw his revolution as part of a struggle against the US and its attempted domination of Cuba that was older than the Soviet Union or Communism.
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It was in that house that I would get to know her and learn the smell of mothballs — a smell that itself embodies a struggle against time.
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In 2018, we will not only intensify the struggle against Trumpism, we will increase our efforts to spread the progressive vision in every corner of the land.
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Gifs floated around social media feeds accentuating his struggle against the grounded strikes of Weidman that eventually forced Herb Dean to step in and stop the contest.
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Taiwan has requested modern fighter aircraft and appealed to the international community to support Taiwan as a front-line state in the global struggle against spreading authoritarianism.
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The back end of the bullpen has been one of the few high points this season for the Yankees, who continued to struggle against left-handed pitching.
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The Utah Jazz traditionally struggle against the Los Angeles Clippers and their playoff aspirations will certainly be helped if they can record a rare victory on Friday.
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That, not the withdrawal of American combat forces, is the root of the violence that has engulfed Iraq ever since and has led to struggle against ISIS.
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For Apalai the ongoing battle is another sign of the fragile situation of indigenous communities in that remote area, who already struggle against invasions by illegal miners.
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Celik added that NATO needed to collaborate with Turkey, a reference in part to the struggle against Islamic State militants in Turkey's southern neighbours Syria and Iraq.
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President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has said that the matter of human rights should be treated in the context of regional turbulence and the struggle against terrorism.
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Because O'Hara's Lilli doesn't seem to feel oppressed, she has nothing to struggle against, and her diva displays none of the divadom that "Kiss Me, Kate" requires.
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Authorities in the West have long accused the UWSA and UWSP of funding their armed struggle against the Myanmar central government with the profits from drug production.
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"If they feel patriotic, they try to make what they see as a fair contribution to the struggle against those who speak ill of Russia," he said.
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In the 1930s, it held back as other Jewish groups, mostly on the left, led the struggle against a nascent fascist movement on the streets of London.
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The protesters shouted slogans like "We want justice" and sang songs from the struggle against apartheid while conference delegates peered through the glass to watch the spectacle.
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Under Mr. Zapatero, Mr. Rubalcaba held different ministerial jobs, most significantly that of interior minister, which again put him at the heart of Spain's struggle against ETA.
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Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first prime minister and a leader in the struggle against British colonial rule, had spent substantial amounts of time in colonial courts and jails.
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A lot has changed about the book world since You've Got Mail was released; these days, even the giant chain stores struggle against the likes of Amazon.
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Those are staggering statistics, and they mean all of us will either struggle against the disease or watch someone close to us lose their battle against it.
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A guerrilla fighter during the liberation struggle against white rule, Mr. Mnangagwa accompanied his predecessor to the negotiations that led to the creation of Zimbabwe in 333.
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A guerrilla fighter during the liberation struggle against white rule, Mr. Mnangagwa accompanied his predecessor to the negotiations that led to the creation of Zimbabwe in 333.
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For years he has portrayed the huge building projects reshaping the Turkish landscape as part of a struggle against jealous foreign powers out to frustrate Turkey's rise.
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Kim Jong-un and his generals huddled around a bonfire, re-enacting a scene from the "arduous march" the Koreans undertook in their struggle against foreign powers.
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Known as the father of South African jazz, the trumpet master channeled the struggle against apartheid into soulful compositions that championed the experiences of ordinary South Africans.
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JERUSALEM — Ezra Nawi, an Israeli Jewish plumber, has a long history as a left-wing activist helping Palestinians in their struggle against Israel's occupation of the West Bank.
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One reason that neither book entirely satisfies is that the struggle against jihadism may be too current, too diffuse and in parts too inaccessible to write about fully.
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The story of Beats has frequently been framed as a two-person collaboration between Dre and Iovine, as well as a struggle against the company's former manufacturer, Monster.
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While Akhundzada was involved in the mujahedeen struggle against the Soviet invasion in the 1980s, Agha said he was unlikely to have participated in front-line military activities.
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More recently there has been an increase in acts of terrorism perpetrated by white men who believe they are locked in a struggle against non-whites and Jews.
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The PKK, which has waged an armed struggle against the state for more than three decades, is considered a terrorist group by Turkey, the United States and Europe.
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A long-standing admirer of firebrands such as Fidel Castro and Hugo Chávez, he believes that Parliament is only one arena for the people's struggle against the powerful.
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It does not help matters that during India's independence struggle against Britain, patriots seeking symbols for Indian nationhood tried to elevate Bharat Mata into a pukka Hindu deity.
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As the son of Jomo Kenyatta, who led the liberation struggle against the British and became Kenya's first president, he is also an avatar of the Kikuyu tribe.
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Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and its intervention in Eastern Ukraine, for instance, became a struggle against "Ukrainian fascists," a reenactment of Russia's victory over the Nazis.
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JERUSALEM — The Israeli Parliament passed contentious legislation early Wednesday that enables the suspension or ouster of members accused of racial incitement or of supporting armed struggle against Israel.
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For Tolkien, there was a spiritual dimension: In the human soul's struggle against evil, there was a force of grace and goodness stronger than the will to power.
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But this book also stands apart from its predecessors, as it zooms out from Knausgaard's little domain, situating My Struggle against the backdrops of family, society, and history.
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And louder she became, giving a face to the struggle against racial apartheid and an impassioned voice for the countless number of people killed during the apartheid era.
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Despite the set-back, Lam said the fall of Pagak did not mean the end of the Nuer's struggle against South Sudan's Dinka-dominated government and security forces.
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And they were able to do this only under the cover of alliances with a Cold War America that saw the struggle against Communism as the only reality.
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Two of the coalition's marginalized members, which represent the regions where the protests began, have joined forces to "coordinate their struggle against dictatorship," said Mr. Hailemariam, the lawyer.
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This time, instead of fighting for corporate interests, I was fighting for the people… The Sioux struggle against the pipeline embraces so many other struggles in this nation.
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Intact forests also absorb and store enormous amounts of carbon, so preserving them assists not only the species that live there but also the struggle against climate change.
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And it is another sign — the latest of many — that the president has no remorse for abdicating the leadership America once claimed in the struggle against climate change.
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In winter peasant farmers while away the day playing popular card games, including dou dizhu ("struggle against the landlord") and zha jinhua ("bash the golden flower"), for money.
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The continuing violence has fanned criticism of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar's de facto leader and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate for her struggle against military rule.
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Dioramas and panels focus on Suharto's roles in the independence struggle against the Dutch and in prying the region of Papua from colonial rule in the early 1960s.
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Satan gets more than a dozen mentions in the document as Francis talks about how life can be "a constant struggle against the devil, the prince of evil".
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From the early years of its revolutionary struggle against the Nationalists, the Chinese Communist Party fielded a range of paramilitary forces to guard the leadership and key headquarters.
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In the mid-1930s he traveled to Morelia, Mexico with fellow artist Reuben Kadish, where they completed the mural "The Struggle Against War and Fascism," sponsored by Siqueiros.
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Both the Bush and Obama administrations learned the hard way that declaring victory and withdrawing forces too early in a generational struggle against extremists is a fool's errand.
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While no longer mired in the battle against legal segregation, we still struggle against the subtle and modern ways in which black lives are demonized, objectified and dehumanized.
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Abrams's rebuttal invoked her particular vision of an expansive "identity politics" that attempts to link the distinct concerns of various groups into a common struggle against broad disadvantage.
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There is also a large, world-hopping story of planeswalkers called the Gatewatch and their universal struggle against intradimensional creatures that try to bend worlds beneath their will.
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The group depicts its war in Syria as an existential struggle against ultra-radical jihadists such as the Nusra Front and Islamic State, groups it refers to as "takfiris".
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But when Americans invoked historical events in politics, they tended to be more recent—the founding of the republic; the struggle against slavery and segregation; victory over Nazi Germany.
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Having declared the Dutch ambassador persona non grata and closed Turkish airspace to diplomatic flights from the Netherlands, Mr Erdogan may soon have to widen his struggle against fascism.
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The Australian dollar, which fell from levels near $25 on Friday before the Fed officials' remarks to levels near $2222.99 afterward, continued to struggle against the relatively stronger greenback.
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"A serious cleansing in public institutions, media and business world is underway within the frame of struggle against FETO and the PKK," he said in a speech in Ankara.
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"Your legitimate struggle against the (Iranian) regime will achieve its goal, sooner or later," Prince Turki, also an ex-ambassador to Washington and London, had said in his speech.
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The last of Africa's state founders still in power from the era of the struggle against European colonization, Mugabe is still seen by many Africans as a liberation hero.
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To focus solely on the uprising's rocky start greatly distorts the significance of this milestone in a country's long struggle against oppression, and denigrates the principle of self-determination.
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Obama administration officials repeatedly refused to provide the country with lethal aid in its struggle against Russian-backed paramilitary forces, worried that such a move would escalate future conflict.
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As deputy commander-in-chief of the Kurdish forces -- and whose scars bear witness to the struggle against tyranny -- few can attest to this as strongly as I can.
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The Dodgers continued to struggle against left-handers, totaling four runs on 15 hits in the three games started by Giants lefties Madison Bumgarner, rookie Ty Blach and Moore.
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Such sectarianism can only perpetuate conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Yemen; this, in turn, draws valuable oxygen away from the struggle against the Islamic State and the Qaeda franchises.
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The intersection of mental-health problems with political violence has real implications for how the struggle against terrorism should be framed, and for the proper mix of policy responses.
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In honor of King's enduring struggle against injustice, VICE Impact has put together a roundup ways you can further King's legacy of fighting for voter rights in marginalized communities.
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If you needed a dose of ferocious political hardcore to help fuel your rage and soundtrack the daily struggle against racism, capitalism, patriarchy, and white supremacy, this is it.
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Mr. Dellums disowned violence and never joined the Black Panthers, the paramilitary black power group that had a large presence in Oakland, but he defended their struggle against racism.
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In shouldering the mantle of a wartime commander, Trump is likening the need for an escalating struggle against the coronavirus to the heroism of the World War II generation.
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For all the inspirational heft his disease thrust upon him, he was mostly admired for his ease and comfort in himself as much as his struggle against the undefeatable.
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She was raised during the height of the struggle against apartheid, as repression and protest convulsed the country and severely limited the rights and opportunities for black South Africans.
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Over the weekend, Mr. Kim said his people were engaged in "a do-or-die struggle" against "brigandish sanctions," which he said caused "a serious setback" to his economy.
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The 10 figures he profiles fall, roughly, into three categories: those who play with the system, those who struggle against it, and the ones who walked away in dissatisfaction.
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The Patriots' secondary could struggle against receiver Alshon Jeffery and tight end Zach Ertz, but will probably not have much trouble containing Torrey Smith and the erratic Nelson Agholor.
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We struggle against guilty pleasures, attempt to find common ground with our co-workers or family, and mediate between the familiar and the new, the unique and the useful.
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Aging fighters from Poland's struggle against Communism stood alongside new mothers pushing baby carriages, and the crowd spilled into the narrow side streets on the edge of Old Town.
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To this rising caucus of national leaders, the greatest problem confronting the world was not the East-West contest, but the international struggle against colonialism in all its forms.
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Found in a Courthouse Vault: A Paper Trail for Civil Rights History With the arrest of Rosa Parks in 1955, the Montgomery bus boycott electrified the struggle against segregation.
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Until recently, Hamas paid no heed to the international consensus on a two-state solution, and pledged to wage armed struggle against Israel until the Jewish state was destroyed.
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Those who opposed Nkurunziza's third five-term launched an armed struggle against his government, and the resulting violence has left hundreds dead and forced at least 400,000 people into exile.
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The foundation sells busts of Camarena's likeness as a memorial to those lost in the struggle against drug trafficking or drug abuse, and also issues scholarships to high school seniors.
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Watch America Uprising: This Land I Love, featured above, to learn more about the struggle against DAPL and these organizers' bold efforts to make sure it was just the beginning.
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Later, describing the struggle against atheistic communism, Harry Truman declared that there had never been a cause greater than defending "the right to worship God—each as he sees fit".
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The plot largely focuses on one flawed but realistic family—the Lannisters—that conducted a desperate and seemingly hopeless struggle against a growing host of demonic, magical, and supernatural powers.
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And accepting responsibility for the role you play in a social system means accepting that you as an individual must be willing to do work in the struggle against injustice.
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" It also recalls the roots of the Republican Party, saying it "was founded in the struggle against slavery and a rejection of the racial beliefs underlying the institution of slavery.
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This friend was a political activist who'd been present at many epochal moments of the struggle against apartheid in the 1980s and the remaking of the nation in the 1990s.
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While the government had means to lean on public housing, he said in the private sector housing landlords should feel compelled to "contribute to the struggle against the housing crisis".
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In mid-August, when the struggle against the Dakota Access pipeline kicked into high gear, my heart was lifted as concerned citizens assembled to peacefully and prayerfully protest its construction.
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The Taliban have taken more territory in Afghanistan this year than at any time in their 0003-year struggle against the Western-supported Afghan government, according to United Nations data.
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Outside Africa, she was known largely because of her one-time husband, but in South Africa she was the mouthpiece and face of the bitter struggle against the racist regime.
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Am I the only person who actually learned anything from one of the greatest naval minds of the 24th century and his never-ending struggle against his bionic white whale?
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Perhaps just as importantly, the next seven weeks are when Democrats will lay the groundwork for the much bigger and more critical struggle against the soon-to-be empowered GOP.
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Before Mr. Trump takes a victory lap, he should know that the next phase of the struggle against the Islamic State and Al Qaeda will be complex, costly and prolonged.
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Now, the Free Syrian Army, which has largely been marginalized in the conflict, sees a chance to regain lost territory in its struggle against President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
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By this time, boomers left and right had waged a long struggle against the notion of down-the-middle objective reporting — and they were ready for the Fairness Doctrine's finale.
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A 14-0 run spanning more than 10 minutes of the second half carried UCLA to a 50-40 win in a defensive struggle against Cal, Sunday in Los Angeles.
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The push for voting rights, like other facets of the long struggle against legal and institutional white supremacy in the South, was predicated on the assertion of African-American humanity.
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There are nearly twice as many white poor as Negro, and therefore the struggle against poverty is not involved solely with color or racial discrimination but with elementary economic justice.
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Outside Africa, Madikizela-Mandela was known largely because of her ex-husband, but in South Africa she was the mouthpiece and face of the bitter struggle against the racist regime.
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Three years ago, Turkey and Egypt were prominent supporters of the Syrian rebellion, aligned with Saudi Arabia in what the Saudis saw as a geopolitical and sectarian struggle against Iran.
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An end to the Netanyahu era would be unlikely to bring significant changes in policy on relations with the United States, the regional struggle against Iran, or the Palestinian conflict.
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The two main parties' campaigns pointed to only narrow differences on many important issues: the regional struggle against Iran, the Palestinian conflict, relations with the United States and the economy.
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Dorothy Masuka, a vocalist and songwriter who blazed a trail for female pop stars in South Africa and became a dogged advocate of the struggle against apartheid, died on Feb.
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It would revive during the 1980s — as Ronald Reagan preached unrelenting struggle against the "evil empire" of the Soviet Union — and reach unprecedented heights in the wake of the Sept.
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The yearly tradition marks the anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising—a struggle against Nazi Germany that began on August 1, 1944 and ended tragically for the Poles 63 days later.
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The group, which waged an armed struggle against the Colombian state for more than 50 years under the name the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, will still be known as FARC.
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The foreign ministry in Ankara said Turkey would not make concessions on its judicial independence and struggle against terrorism "for financial matters such as loans, funds or the (European) Customs Union".
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We must continue to follow the direction of women of color, who are leading the multifront struggle against racism and Islamophobia, mass incarceration, state violence, wage inequality and gender-based violence.
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Our son's middle name is Winston, and like the Winston and Julia who came before him, for me his name is symbolic of the constant struggle against tyranny and for truth.
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Recently, historians have been taking a new look at the struggle against slavery as a way of examining contemporary movements for securing human rights, expanding democracy, liberating colonials and criticizing capitalism.
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Throughout the long struggle against slavery, Sinha says that with a few exceptions, black people were always a step ahead of their white compatriots in making the case for black freedom.
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It will also further provoke Russia precisely at a time when the country is emerging as a leader in the struggle against Islamic extremism in Syria and elsewhere in the region.
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Now it's the scene of a forgotten war, in which largely secular Free Syrian Army (FSA) rebels — marginalized elsewhere in Syria — continue to lead the struggle against Bashar al-Assad's regime.
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The men I knew would struggle against the constraints our society placed on them to be stoic and strong and emotion-free, and their efforts were seen as valid and brave.
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He is 27-23 with a 3.96 ERA in nine career starts against the Astros but is one of several Seattle pitchers to struggle against Altuve (8-for-22, one homer).
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Ahrar and other groups are pushing Nusra to cut its ties with al Qaeda as a step towards becoming more fully engaged in the struggle against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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I liked Tunkl's recent book, When You Die You Will Not Be Scared To Die, which uses humor to reframe death as a release rather than an inevitability to struggle against.
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Mozley communicates the intense bond shared by the family, whose existence on the margins of society involves a constant struggle against powerful forces that punish those who choose to live differently.
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He was careful, though, to portray the deficiencies of some officers less as a failing of their institutions than as part of a universal, possibly eternal struggle against inherited racial bias.
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In his final statement to the Beijing court this month, Mr. Hong asserted that China's war of resistance against Japan was part of its larger struggle against fascism and for freedom.
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Hours later, Nasrallah told his supporters that this cross-border action—the first since the extremely destructive Hizbullah-Israel war of 2006—represented a new stage in the struggle against Israel.
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For Mr. Collazo, who was in drug treatment and on his way to a high school equivalency diploma, life seemed to be a daily struggle against the pull of the street.
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His other books include "Saving the Text: Literature, Derrida, Philosophy" (1981); "Minor Prophecies: The Literary Essay in the Culture Wars" (1991); and "Scars of the Spirit: The Struggle Against Inauthenticity" (2002).
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When others invoke your name in the struggle against the racism and brutality widespread in policing and the criminal justice system, what do you want your name to mean to them?
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But the novel has a bolder message: one that "focuses on the depths of women's experiences as wives and mothers," and their struggle against male power, our reviewer, Alex Kuczynski, wrote.
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Oxygen Not Included takes these Klei principles, and extends them magnificently through punishing difficulty—and constant struggle against mortality—tempered by the same level of personality, art style, and environmental variety.
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Vietnam '67 Was America's war in Vietnam a noble struggle against Communist aggression, a tragic intervention in a civil conflict, or an imperialist counterrevolution to crush a movement of national liberation?
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"This Christian Zionist imagination [is] that somehow Jews and Christians are destined by God to be in a common struggle against an Islamic enemy," said Smith, the scholar of Christian Zionism.
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Yasin Malik, a separatist leader who led an armed struggle against Indian security forces in the late 1980s and early 1990s, said the ranks of militant groups would continue to grow.
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Hamas accused the West Bank-based Palestinian Authority, led by Fatah, of orchestrating the protests in a "vicious scheme" to create chaos and insecurity to harm the armed struggle against Israel.
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In 2014, François Hollande, then the president, was careful to put the Créteil attack in the context of the "struggle against racism" and "discrimination," though he acknowledged its anti-Semitic character.
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Over three decades photographing in Bangladesh, Mr. Alam has covered major events, natural disasters, governmental upheavals, the deaths of thousands of garment factory workers and the struggle against human rights abuses.
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Betty Cuthbert, Australia's "golden girl" of track and field, revered for her Olympic gold-medal feats and then her long and spirited struggle against multiple sclerosis, has died in Western Australia.
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Turkey has objected vociferously to such a move, raising fears of a backlash that could prompt the Turks to curtail their cooperation with Washington in the struggle against the Islamic State.
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A. The first thing one must do is to situate oneself in the context of the struggle against the dictatorship of Franco, a dictator who was widely supported by U.S. governments.
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"I understand it's America's longest war, but our security interests in Afghanistan, in the region are significant enough ... to back the Afghan government in their struggle against the Taliban," Sullivan said.
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Pakistan has its own struggle against the Taliban, but some agencies, such as the Intelligence services, have been accused by the U.S. and other governments of supporting the Taliban in Afghanistan.
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Yet the movement remains disparate, with some parts emphasizing the need for social activism and others prioritizing a struggle against authority with acts of vandalism and street battles with the police.
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The two men also discussed Syria in the context of "the need to work together in the struggle against the No. 1 common enemy — international terrorism and extremism," the statement said.
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We also continue our struggle against forces who view the ability of all Americans to have the same power at the ballot box as a problem and threat to their wellbeing.
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Which is just to say that as we struggle against the forces behind these decades of violence, from Oklahoma City to Christchurch, we must remember that we aren't fighting with strangers.
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In a rare policy speech last week, Mr. Kim told his people not to expect sanctions relief anytime soon and to brace themselves for a "protracted" struggle against the United States.
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When those sorts of intimate and uncomfortable discussions take place, then feminists across race and ethnicity will be able to struggle against the presidential regime in the most transformational way possible.
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In a statement hours after a car bombing killed 34 people in the capital city, Erdogan said terrorist organizations were targeting civilians because they were losing their struggle against the security forces.
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The structure, largely funded by Russia ("this monument will always be a testimony to our unity in the struggle against common threats," Vladimir Putin said at the Dedication Ceremony) opened in 2006.
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The structure, largely funded by Russia ("this monument will always be a testimony to our unity in the struggle against common threats," Vladimir Putin said at the Dedication Ceremony) opened in 1753.
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Commentary As Ukraine's struggle against Russia continues, Kiev must also address the growing problem of violent ultranationalist and neo-Nazi vigilantes — who often act with the tacit approval of law enforcement agencies.
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The Prime Minister proposed a package of sweeping reforms last summer to combat corruption and government spending, but sectarian tensions and the country's struggle against ISIS militants have slowed the reform process.
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She points to Indigenous-led protests against the Minnesota oil pipeline, Line 3, where the struggle against colonialism and the denigration of Native people can't be separated from the pressing environmental issues.
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Madikizela-Mandela later described her marriage as a sham and the birth of their two daughters, Zindzi and Zenani, as "quite coincidental" to her one true love - the struggle against white rule.
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"People here are proud of the part they played in the revolution," says his father, Alvaro Gomez Sr., who lost a leg in the struggle against US-backed Contras in the 1980s.
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China on Tuesday defended Pakistan after Trump's remarks, saying its neighbour was on the front line in the struggle against terrorism and had made "great sacrifices" and "important contributions" in the fight.
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If you look back at the long history of the Judeo-Christian West struggle against Islam, I believe that our forefathers kept their stance, and I think they did the right thing.
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Sisulu, a veteran cabinet minister who comes from a prominent family in the struggle against apartheid, last week joined the crowded race to replace Zuma in a party leadership contest in December.
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ISLAMABAD (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Pakistan's marginalized transgender community on Wednesday welcomed the government's decision to issue its first passport with a transgender category as an important milestone in the struggle against discrimination.
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Mr Xi has expanded the scope of United Front work, adding the ninth bureau for work in Xinjiang, meaning that the organisation now oversees China's fierce struggle against separatism in the region.
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The president compared the struggle against Gulen with the state's battle against Islamic State and Kurdish PKK militants, who are designated terrorist organisations by Turkey, the European Union and the United States.
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Even his little speech for the BBC, in 21998, is about the heavy price he has paid for his findings (he calls them "facts") and his struggle against continued resistance to them.
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Law and the values on which the law is based play a critical in protecting the morality of our troops and others on the front-lines of the struggle against transnational terrorism.
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He had an opportunity to prove his honor on Friday by placing Virginians' interests, and the struggle against white supremacy, above his desire to spend the next three years as Virginia's governor.
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The plaque quickly became a target for protesters who have called Mannerheim - regarded in Finland as a symbol of the country's struggle against the Soviet Union - a murderer and ruthless Nazi collaborator.
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These events are part of LAP's efforts to build an intentional community ahead of the coming storm once they transition into an encampment and face what could be protracted struggle against construction.
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For many DACA recipients who have US-born children, the struggle against fear is both simple and impossible: They want, desperately, to protect their children from worrying about something they cannot control.
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Here within 235 months were two ruthlessly murderous attacks in the most sacred of spaces, victimizing minority communities — one racial, one religious — that share a centuries-long struggle against bigotry and persecution.
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Todd Bowles, the Jets' coach, was unable to explain how his team could play so well against the Bills, then struggle against an opponent that had lost five games in a row.
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That decision has consequences for how she's seen by Sanders's core supporters — they signed up for an idealistic struggle against the party establishment, and she played a cynical game of power politics.
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"Pirate broadcasts attack directly at the economic heart of the sport and we must unite in our struggle against this practice," said Didier Quillot, the executive director general of the French league.
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Of course, there are Afghan women who've consistently broken stereotypes and excelled as athletes, yet they remain a minority that has to continue to struggle against a system that works against them.
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GAZA CITY — He was looking for a woman with particular attributes, hopefully a widow of a man killed in the struggle against Israel, without children, between 220 and 230, from southern Gaza.
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Macy's is rolling out a new three-year business strategy called "Polaris" in the hopes of turning the tide against slumping sales as traditional retailers continue to struggle against the retail apocalypse.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — The Australian Open, site of epic jet lag and searing heat, has long been a struggle against the elements as much as a tussle against the opponent across the net.
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Police are also worried about clashes between supporters of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), the militant group engaged in an armed struggle against the Turkish state, and Turkish nationalists who support Erdogan.
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In a tweet, President Erdogan's aide Fahrettin Altun said that Kurdish militants there could either defect or Ankara would have to "stop them from disrupting" Turkey's struggle against the Islamic State militants.
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President Tayyip Erdogan's communications director Fahrettin Altun said YPG fighters could either defect or Ankara would have to "stop them from disrupting" what he described as Turkey's struggle against Islamic State militants.
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For the two leaders of the West during the 1980s, Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan, the breaching of the wall was a vindication of years of ideological struggle against the "evil empire".
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Today we are reminded that the Chicago Cubs won the World Series after a tremendous struggle against the worthy Cleveland Indians, and that is one reason to smile, at least for now.
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By casting themselves as the Asian front line of the free world's struggle against global communism, the French persuaded the Americans to abandon their anticolonialism in favor of supporting France in Indochina.
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The game conveys the sense of a society both more advanced and more primitive than our own, where scattered bands of humanity struggle against forces of nature and death using superslick gadgets.
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The editorial represented "a further mobilization of Chinese society" in the struggle against U.S. trade pressure, wrote Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of the state-run Global Times newspaper, in a tweet.
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In a world where survival is a daily struggle against a supernatural phenomenon, the Bennetts don't need men to protect them, so they can afford to seek a partner based on genuine affection.
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"I would like to thank Ambassador Nikki Haley, who led the uncompromising struggle against hypocrisy at the U.N., and on behalf of the truth and justice of our country," Netanyahu said on Twitter.
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Dany originally had 8,000 Unsullied when she liberated them after sacking Astapor, though it's not specified exactly how many are left after her many conquests and struggle against the Sons of the Harpy.
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In a grander sense, it finally feels like Negan is being integrated into the ensemble, rather than treated as an amorphous threat our protagonists struggle against to give the show its needed conflict.
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The Tripoli-based government that preceded the current Western-backed one, and its allied militias known as Libya Dawn, were too preoccupied with a violent power struggle against Haftar to lend much support.
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Hence, Gazi is also seen as one of the last bastions of a struggle against the gentrification that has transformed the central districts of Istanbul, and made them inaccessible to less wealthy citizens.
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The project of this book is to struggle against the way the vocabulary of war distances itself from the violence of war, but as Sharif writes, she finds herself only creating more distance.
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His team of zappers, and those across Tampa Bay in Pinellas County, are on a new front line of the struggle against Aedes aegypti, one of the species that carries the Zika virus.
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Whatever their reasons or political differences, virtually all black Republicans agreed that the struggle against disfranchisement, segregation and discrimination (a struggle they believed the federal government had a legitimate role in) came first.
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GAZA/DOHA (Reuters) - The Palestinian Islamist group Hamas on Monday dropped its longstanding call for Israel's destruction, but said it still rejected the country's right to exist and backs "armed struggle" against it.
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It's likely that coach Ekapol Chanthawong guided the boys to not struggle against their intense feelings and to paradoxically regulate their stress in the face of it by "holding" their experience with kindness.
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With time we will have some answers, but in the end they are details to the central fact: Brussels, Europe, the world must brace for a long struggle against this form of terrorism.
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All the while, the woman at the center of this whole thing continues her epic struggle against the immovable driver, repeatedly running into him as the chorus's screams build to a fever pitch.
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Troops from China to Poland would be locked in a life-or-death struggle against the Mongol hordes when suddenly the Mongols would turn tail and run, their spirit to fight seemingly broken.
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"Russian commitment on an extended supply curb deal, though supportive of oil prices, will continue to struggle against headwinds on global trade issues," said Benjamin Lu, analyst at Singapore-based brokerage Phillip Futures.
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For Ms. Alinejad and the protesters, the struggle against the compulsory hijab is about regaining a woman's control over her own body, not a matter of questioning the validity of the hijab itself.
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While Argentina is now the third-largest venture capital market in Latin America, attracting 2773 percent of the region's total investments, startups still struggle against red tape, weak economic growth and price rises.
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That's partly because it self-consciously approaches politics as a struggle against selfishness, and partly because it has invested itself so deeply, and increasingly inflexibly, on issues such as climate change or immigration.
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The votes by legislators — one signaling a major step forward in Ukraine's on-again off-again struggle against corruption, the other a serious setback — added to a growing sense of muddle in Kiev.
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"Xinjiang is in an active period of terrorist activities, intense struggle against separatism and painful intervention to treat this," Mr. Xi told officials, according to reports in the state news media last year.
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Right-wing blogger Andy Ngo went from relative obscurity to a national conservative hero in the struggle against antifa after antifascists beat him up during a rally in Portland, Oregon, earlier this summer.
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By 1967, Hue was a center of urban opposition to successive South Vietnamese administrations, the graceful, tranquil city shaken by demonstrations, self-immolations, hunger strikes and other expressions of struggle against the government.
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In real time today, Americans witness the criminal butchering, maiming and killing of Kurdish boys and girls, Kurdish mothers and fathers, and Kurdish fighters supporting our side in the death struggle against terror.
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Over the three years of what was known as the Transglobe Expedition, they would struggle against high seas in the Roaring Forties, evade hungry polar bears, negotiate mountainous sand dunes and forbidding jungles.
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While that trip created a short-term boost for Mr. Guaidó, it yielded few tangible gains and left the opposition without a leader at a crucial time in its struggle against Mr. Maduro.
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Roger was willing at times to ally himself with classical liberals, and even Austrian-school libertarians in the struggle against Communism, bravely leading seminars and building underground institutions in Soviet-dominated Eastern Europe.
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Assad figured that if he just gunned down or poison-gassed enough Syrian Sunnis he could turn their democracy efforts into a sectarian struggle against his Shiite-Alawite regime — and presto, it worked.
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The film's struggle against simplification — against the sentimentality, wishful thinking and outright denial that defines most Hollywood considerations of America's racial past — is palpable, almost heroic, even if it is not always successful.
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The local groups controlling the area and the countries that have been involved with the struggle against ISIS owe it to these families to help them find out what happened to their relatives.
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It is an ongoing struggle against enormously complex and shifting forces that feed on despair, resentment and hatred, and have the means in a connected world to spread their venom far and wide.
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She then shook her head, a little amused, perhaps, by the self-inflicted agony of her struggle against a commercial sphere in which countless artists are glad, even grateful, to exist at all.
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"Russian commitment on an extended supply-curb deal, though supportive of oil prices, will continue to struggle against headwinds on global trade issues," said Benjamin Lu, analyst at Singapore-based brokerage Phillip Futures.
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Struggle against the powerful, not accommodation of their interests, is how Americans produced the conditions for its greatest social accomplishments like the creation of the welfare state and the toppling of Jim Crow.
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President Xi Jinping has also called on China to prepare for a "new Long March," a reference to the Communist Party's long -- but ultimately successful -- struggle against nationalist forces during the Chinese civil war.
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Unlike many of the emerging market economies that have also watched their currencies struggle against the dollar, Mexico's economy grew a modest 2.5 percent last year, and is expected to grow again this year.
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Meeting in Jerusalem, Netanyahu and Deby "discussed shared threats and the struggle against terrorism" as well as cooperation in agriculture, solar energy, water security and health, the statement from the Israeli premier's office said.
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Many of the ruling party's members themselves spent years in jail as political prisoners during their decades of struggle against military rule, while Suu Kyi was kept under house arrest for some 15 years.
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We and dozens of collaborating groups came together at the Whitney because we saw our own specific struggles amplified in the struggle against Kanders, from the Bronx to Brooklyn, from Palestine to Puerto Rico.
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Residents, local officials and medical experts said the struggle against the outbreak could be traced to generations of limited health care access, endemic poverty and mistrust — problems that are common across the rural South.
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On one side of the bracket we've watched two teams' brief, pitiful struggle against the Cavaliers three-point blitzkrieg, and the other has been a quagmire of closely-contested and aesthetically butt-nasty matchups.
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To the end he was the unrivalled master of reinvention: Ziggy Stardust; Aladdin Sane; the Thin White Duke: finally, in his 18-month struggle against cancer, he was the Man Who Is Not There.
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Although the presidential post has been largely ceremonial, the move will strengthen Trong's grip over the country after he emerged on top in a 2016 power struggle against former Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung.
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Being labeled as enemies of the state, some Black revolutionaries saw the war in Vietnam as an example of government aggression, and considered the Viet Cong as allies in a struggle against American power.
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Zuma led the crowd in his famous rendition of "Umshini wami", made popular by the ANC's armed wing during South Africa's decades-long struggle against apartheid and which translates as "Bring my machine gun".
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Serving as the official sequel to Aliens until movies came along and re-wrote the backstory, Aliens the comic follows Hicks and an 18-year-old Newt as they struggle against the Xenomorphs again.
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His reputation is that of a ruthless insider who holds only three things to be sacred: his loyalty to Putin, Rosneft's ravenous expansion, and his no-holds-barred struggle against political and business rivals.
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You'll long to point your toes for home, but you'd best stay en pointe because you never know when you'll have cross swords with another pirate or struggle against the tentacles of giant kraken.
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For Aman, it is not that this new struggle against the current President and his administration is unimportant, but rather it's part of something he — and others like him — have dealt with since childhood.
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Friday was the 100th anniversary of the March 1 Movement, a key uprising in Korea's struggle against imperial Japan and the first exercise of a uniquely Korean identity, according to the historian Suzy Kim.
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We are firmly embedded within other movements, weaving our advocacy through resistance to the prison industrial complex, in opposition to police violence and borders, the struggle against austerity, or the fight for drug decriminalization.
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We must commit ourselves to find ways to prevent disillusioned individuals from becoming motivated to join or be inspired by ISIS; only then, will we have a chance in our struggle against violent extremism.
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It's complicated, even though there are only narrow policy differences between Netanyahu and Gantz on many important issues, such as relations with the United States, the regional struggle against Iran and the Palestinian conflict.
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The fund will ramp up recruitment efforts and offer more financial support to help women get through primaries, where they sometimes struggle against men who are viewed as more conservative by the party's base.
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Born the daughter of an immigrant from Bulgaria in the large and industrial city of Belo Horizonte, the young Rousseff joined the armed struggle against the military dictatorship installed by a coup in 1964.
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"Italy, because the authorities have had to struggle against the mafia for decades, has the best anti-mafia legislation and the best investigators," said Ellero, the head of Europol's organized crime squad in The Hague.
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Whether it was Algeria in its struggle against French colonialism, or Palestine in its quest for self-determination, Cuba was there when the governments of the "free world" were silent partners of the other side.
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The objective was not to compel others into making a superficially radical gesture, but rather to help mobilize various arts communities toward a joint struggle against the normalization and legitimation of an unjust, hostile regime.
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"There has been no fundamental change to the situation of Xinjiang being in a time of regular violent terror activities, an intense struggle against separatists and the painful throes of an intervention treatment," Zakir said.
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"I am interested in the images of demonstrations around the world—whether in Paris, Buenos Aires or Jerusalem—where the keffiyeh seems to operate as a symbol in a universal struggle against injustice," he said.
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" The former secretary of state said she believes the threats facing the country are not limited to ISIS but rather are part of a larger struggle against "a violent ideology -- a form of violent jihadism.
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Syrian Arab rebels under the Free Syrian Army (FSA) banner say they are in a growing struggle against the Kurdish YPG militia that are helping the United States wage its campaign against IS in Syria.
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READ: Why Turkey sent tanks into Syria As much as (even more than) support for Assad, Iran's intervention in Syria is about a much bigger struggle against Sunni militancy -- in defence of the Shia community.
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But his and Pence's counter-revolution has sparked a renewed struggle against sexism in America, ensuring that the war against their patriarchal restoration will be at the center of politics for many years to come.
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Tan said if the sell-off in risk assets continued, he expected the dollar to gain further against commodity-linked currencies like the Australian and Canadian dollars but to struggle against the euro and yen.
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One of the uneasy truths his encyclopedic account of the Soviet Union's struggle against the Nazis — and ultimately against itself — reveals is that the old dichotomy of war and peace in fact no longer holds.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu denounced the suicide bombing that killed five people and wounded 36 in Istanbul on Saturday as "inhumane" and said Turkey would continue its struggle against "centers of terrorism".
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Rating But just like the characters in The Ring franchise, who struggle to outlast the fate that comes for them after seven days, Rings is locked in an inevitable struggle against the passage of time.
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Turkey's military, NATO's second largest, is undergoing a major shake-up following a July 15-16 coup attempt, but has played down concerns that the wide-reaching changes will undermine its struggle against the PKK.
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He launched the single greatest initiative to fight malaria on the continent to date, and, as a private citizen together with his wife Laura, has since been committed to the struggle against cancer in Africa.
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While others close to the governor believe Kasich would struggle against Trump in a primary, he continues to give indications that he hasn't let go of the idea of running against the commander-in-chief.
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They pushed expertise in asymmetrical warfare and a homegrown mastery of missile, cyber and drone technology because they saw no other way to have a fighting chance in their long struggle against the United States.
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The lean handsomeness and quiet authority of Mr. Jean is a perfect complement to Ms. Rodríguez's passionate Yanelly, while the locations — and the presence of actual inmates — underscore the harsh boundaries the lovers struggle against.
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Following up in early 2017, Putin asked Aven if he had been successful "in his struggle against sanctions," and Aven said he hadn't communicated with anyone affiliated with the Trump transition, according to the memo.
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Eilene's piece tries to strike a delicate balance — weighing the importance of storytelling precision to convey the lessons of her ex-husband's final struggle against the reality that words can persist online with unintended consequences.
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I began to see that for the Vietnamese the long struggle against the French, and now the Americans, had blended into one, and that the anticolonial struggle was more important than Communism or anti-Communism.
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His early work covered the mujahideen in their struggle against the Soviet invasion, and unlike many photographers, he opted to keep working in the country after the Soviets withdrew and the news cycle moved on.
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You can do post-apocalypse things, survivalist stuff, rationing, killing, new tribalism, but you can also go the dystopia route, struggle against the decadent lords and masters, smash the seductive machine that's controlling your head.
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As the Guardian reports: There are more than a dozen recognized ethnic armed organizations in Myanmar, many of which have been engaged in armed struggle against the military for ethnic or national self determination for decades.
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Another image from the protests of May 1968, this French design, by an anonymous protester, calls for continuing the struggle against the "darkness of Capitalism" as the protests devolved into street fighting between police and activists.
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The Qatar exchange is down 2.2 percent year to date, part of a region-wide stagnation of stock markets as Gulf economies struggle against a backdrop of lower oil prices and reduced state and consumer spending.
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"The struggle for the release of Khurram Parvez is a part of the larger struggle against unlawful detentions, state impunity and the use of repressive laws," the Srinagar-based human rights group said in a statement.
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"When We Rise" notes the many fronts on which such a movement has to fight — the internal conflict of coming out, the external struggle against blatant oppression and bigotry, and most unromantically, the inter-movement struggles.
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Although the MEK and its decades-long struggle against religious tyranny are not at the forefront of Western policymakers' minds, we can confidently say that disregard for the Iranian resistance is a thing of the past.
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"Whether it is the struggle against racism, or sexism, or homophobia, or corporate greed, or environmental devastation, or war and militarism or religious bigotry — real change never takes place from the top on down," he said.
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In its struggle against the billionaire Peter Thiel — who, it turns out, secretly funded Hulk Hogan's privacy lawsuit against the website, resulting in a $140 million jury award — Gawker deserves more support than it is getting.
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That's when President Harry Truman, in a speech to a joint session of Congress, called for the United States to abandon its historic isolationism and assume leadership of the free world in its struggle against communism.
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Yet, even with major challenges — persistent Russian encroachments on the liberal world order, the challenge of China's state capitalism, and the continuing global struggle against Salafi Jihadism — NATO remains the bastion of freedom-loving, liberal states.
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Although this is a stormy coming-of-age story, the sisters' relationships with one another remain strong, and they find a few empathetic women in their family who understand their struggle against a conservative father figure.
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In a document issued last Monday, Hamas said it was dropping its longstanding call for Israel's destruction, but said it still rejected the Jewish state's right to exist and continued to back "armed struggle" against it.
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" Mr. LePage brushed off a reporter's question about whether minorities had been disproportionately targeted for drug-dealing arrests, and seemed to compare the struggle against drug dealers to a war, when "you shoot at the enemy.
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So there was this whole circulation of the original image, which was very interesting because it didn't just commemorate his unfortunate death but it also became a tool to propagate the struggle [against the Israeli occupation].
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He proved to be right, in part because he understood the moral dimensions of the struggle against Communism better than they did; and in part, too, because sometimes there really is a good case for optimism.
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He was one of the most polarising figures in the history of his continent, a giant of Africa's liberation struggle against colonialism, whose rule finally ended in ignominy when he was overthrown by his own army.
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Any degree of success would benefit not only the Pakistanis, but also their neighbors and creditors, and the United States, which, for better or for worse, is tied to Pakistan in its struggle against Islamic terrorism.
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In following the three of them and those in their orbit, Gentefied is both a celebration of a modern Mexican American family and also the story about their struggle against the ever-present threat of erasure.
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Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the de facto leader of Myanmar and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate for her long struggle against military rule, has come under increasing international criticism for the plight of the Rohingya.
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Even as Duterte takes a ruthless approach to drug dealers and petty criminals, he has shown sympathy to various rebel groups that have been in a violent struggle against the state for more than fifty years.
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Few Asian or African leaders shared the Communist beliefs of Ho Chi Minh, but most looked to North Vietnam as a fellow anticolonial state, recalling the long Vietnamese struggle against France after the Second World War.
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The scale of the graffiti, reported by websites this week including Gothamist, harked back to the 1970s and '80s, when vandalized subways were, for many, a symbol of New York City's struggle against crime and disorder.
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The German economy has been going through a soft patch as its export-oriented manufacturers struggle against a backdrop of trade disputes, a struggling car industry and uncertainties over Britain's planned departure from the European Union.
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If newly ascendant Democrats are to have a chance in their struggle against the power brokers of the lobbying community, they will have to maintain and expand their current House majority and eventually win the Senate.
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Mudbound is a period piece, set in the American South after World War II. Two families struggle against social hierarchy and try to keep their families alive as their dreams of farming fade before their eyes.
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An estimated million protesters had filled the capital Algiers on Friday demanding the ruling elite and aging leaders of the struggle against French colonialism step aside as a movement that is reminiscent of the Arab Spring grows.
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Their astonishing acts of resistance against bloodthirsty fascist forces have inspired countless radicals, revolutionaries, and liberation-minded fighters since, and "Ciao Bella" has been adopted worldwide as an anthem of anti-fascist struggle against tyranny and oppression.
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Admittedly, neither man is at the peak of his career: both would struggle against Lennox Lewis, Evander Holyfield or Mike Tyson in their primes, the stars when the division was last truly competitive in the late 1990s.
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In the 1980s, as China began to open to the outside world, Western leaders were so eager to win its support in their struggle against the Soviet Union that they made little fuss about China's political prisoners.
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"During the struggle against the military dictatorship I was tortured, I suffered for years in prison, and I saw my comrades abused and even killed," Rousseff told the senators, recalling her youth as a left-wing guerrilla.
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The Twitter story continues to be dominated by the looming presence of Trump, an outrage-loving user base constantly sniping at one another, and the platform's struggle against hate speech and the perception of bias against conservatives.
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In both the shows and the books, Melisandre claimed to believe Stannis Baratheon is the Prince That Was Promised reborn, and also seems to identify this mythology with the Last Hero and the struggle against the Others.
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Afghanistan has come a long way since the end of the austere regime of the Taliban in 2001, but life is often a struggle against corruption, with political infighting and the threat of militant attacks constant worries.
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"I have gained new respect for everyone making low-end consumer goods," says Burkard, as he reflects on all the "artists, designers, and engineers around the globe" who struggle against larger companies trying to edge them out.
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But retailers aren't just worried about a no-deal Brexit: as John Lewis shows, they face an intensifying struggle against discounters and competition online - where the "infinite shelf" of products lures in consumers while keeping costs low.
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WASHINGTON — Long before a telephone call with Ukraine's president that prompted an impeachment inquiry, President Trump was exchanging political favors with a different Ukrainian leader, who desperately sought American help for his country's struggle against Russian aggression.
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Models struggle against strong wind before the rehearsal of Christian Dior's Haute Couture Spring-Summer 2017 live show to celebrate Dior's new flagship store at the rooftop of Ginza Six mall in Tokyo, Japan, April 19, 2017.
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Yes, the justices come with political beliefs and backgrounds, but that makes it all the more important to demand that they work harder than the rest of us to struggle against their biases and preserve their independence.
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He led the crowd on Friday in a rendition of "Umshini wami," a song made popular by the ANC's armed wing during South Africa's decades-long struggle against apartheid and which translates as "Bring my machine gun".
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The resolution of Lebanon's painfully drawn-out leadership battle marks a small victory for Iran on the score card of its regional struggle against Saudi Arabia, which had indirectly pushed for a different presidential candidate, Suleiman Frangieh.
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Interference in the elections in the U.S. and Europe, subversion in the Balkans, struggle against the Western interests in the Middle East and the support Russia is now providing to the Taliban all serve this general purpose.
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I began by trying to open a door none of the other journalists could, telling him how I identified with the struggle against apartheid, given my younger years in America's segregated South before the civil rights movement.
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He says his stall has been without power since March, his sales are down 80 percent since last year and each day is a struggle against soldiers who force him to accept nearly worthless low-denomination bills.
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To put it another way, a (temporary) suspension of the clerical regime's nuclear ambitions is seen as more important than the possibility that democratic dissidents might win their struggle against Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and his religious dictatorship.
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"It cheapens the very right struggle against anti-Semitism for Islamophobic bigots to weaponize it in their campaigns," said H.A. Hellyer, a nonresident expert on Islam and the Middle East at the Atlantic Council, a research group.
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While the United States has expressed growing concern about the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, it has backed Saudi Arabia in the conflict, which the Saudis have portrayed as a broader struggle against Iran's influence in the region.
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The origins of the pair's relationship date to the late 1980s, when both men were notable figures in the struggle against communism, and serve as a reminder of Mr. Orban's beginnings as a liberal, pro-democracy activist.
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But out of the shadows, a comrade in the age-old struggle against the same stretch of sidewalk stepped in to help out his brother-in-arms, reportedly ponying up thousands in a show of remarkable solidarity.
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"Hungary can only count on Fidesz and K.D.N.P. in the struggle against migration," he said as he emerged from the vote, using the initials for the Christian Democratic People's Party, which is part of the governing coalition.
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Repeated delays and safety problems over the past few months have, however, revealed that absent any significant action, SNCF will more likely than not struggle against competitors when passengers freight becomes open to other operators in 85033.
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He rejects the frequent conservative attack that Obama is a European-style (or perhaps Alinskyan) socialist at heart, arguing instead that Obama is best understood through the lens of anticolonialism, in particular Kenya's struggle against British imperialism.
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Someday they might even become open to seeing themselves as part of a larger struggle against climate change I am pessimistic about a great many things, as regular readers know, but this trend is a source of optimism.
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Nearby, Gqunta's "Divider," (2016) a snaking curtain of beer bottles hanging from knotted fabric, is a ghostly allusion to the sordid colonial patrimony of alcoholism, but also the homemade petrol bombs used in the armed struggle against apartheid.
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On a six-day tour through the Free and Sovereign State of Chiapas last month, María de Jesús Patricio Martínez Marichuy transgressed traditional Mexican politics by making her struggle against machismo apparent—and indigenous girls and women visible.
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Writer and producer David Simon, who examined the city's struggle against crime and corruption in the acclaimed HBO series The Wire, pointed out the problems Trump identified were the result of generations of harmful social and economic policies.
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Italian and British officials said on Wednesday they had worked together to secure the arrest of Medhane Yehdego Mered, nicknamed "the General", in Sudan and hailed his extradition as a rare victory in the struggle against human trafficking.
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Still, the company's shares are down 6 percent from the day before Loeb revealed his stake in June 2017, as food companies continue to struggle against increased competition from start-up brands seen as healthier or more authentic.
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The group's defeat at Baghouz will mark a milestone in the struggle against the jihadists, although adherents are still widely seen as a big security threat with a presence in remote territory and capable of mounting guerrilla attacks.
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In his speech, Assad said Syria faced four wars: the military conflict, economic "siege", a struggle against corruption and what he described as a battle on social media where he said Syria's enemies were waging a propaganda campaign.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's parliament on Wednesday passed a law enabling it to impeach deputies for incitement to violence, racism or support for armed struggle against the state, in a move critics said was aimed mainly at Arab legislators.
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This is the NRA's pride and pain: It is engaged not in an exhaustive search for truth on gun issues, but in an exhausting, Manichaean struggle against everyone who doesn't understand the absolute need for absolute gun freedom.
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Pakistani Interior Minister Nisar Ali Khan, in his remarks, "drew the attention of SAARC member states to the use of brutal force ...against unarmed civilians engaged in a struggle against foreign occupation", a barely-veiled reference to Kashmir.
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It was therefore powerful to hear Kent compare the plight of the American colonists in their struggle against the British crown to that of the post-Soviet Ukrainians as they have struggled against the Putin regime in Russia.
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For the Saudis, official relations with Israel would give them an additional -- and powerful -- weapon in the struggle against their regional rival Iran, which has established an arc of influence from Tehran to Baghdad to Damascus to Beirut.
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Speaking to reporters before departing on an official visit to Jordan, Erdogan also said a more effective struggle against the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and its Iranian affiliate, PJAK, would be possible through joint action with Iran.
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In October 85033, when the Majlis passed the bill ratifying the CFT convention, it contained at least seven conditions, including a clause that excludes organizations which "struggle against colonial dominance and foreign occupation" from its definition of terrorism.
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Although Egypt and Israel enjoy close security cooperation, particularly in the struggle against Islamist extremists in Sinai, many Egyptians view Israel with hostility over its policies toward the Palestinians, and public interactions with Israeli officials are considered taboo.
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Higher sulfur costs, the result of tight global supplies and strong Chinese demand, come as fertilizer makers struggle against a crop price slump that has diminished farmer buying power and as new global phosphate supplies come on stream.
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Iran has been sending fighters to Syria since the early stages of the five-year war to support its ally, President Bashar al-Assad, in the struggle against Sunni rebels backed by Gulf Arab states and Western powers.
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If Mr. Dellums's death evoked the home-front struggle against the Vietnam War, that of Ernest Medina, a former Army captain, reminded us of the terrible toll the war had taken in the land where it was waged.
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It will most likely also influence the broader political conflict over the status of the region, which has its own culture and language, and a history at times defined by a struggle against the central power in Madrid.
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But Turkey has strongly objected to such a move, raising fears of a backlash that could prompt the Turks to curtail their cooperation with Washington in the struggle against the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL.
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Last July, an Israeli court issued a precedential ruling that found the PA guilty of acts of vicious torture against 52 men and women — Palestinians and Israeli Arabs — suspected of collaborating with Israel in its struggle against terror.
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She organized a university reading group dedicated to Donna Haraway's A Cyborg Manifesto, a complicated essay that imagines a feminist future inhabited by hybrid creatures engaged in political struggle against the racism, misogyny, and colonialism that formed them.
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But on the streets of Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, people said they were either unfazed or merely disappointed by a politician they said they knew was short on experience and likely to struggle against more experienced political operators.
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Op-Ed Contributor When judges schedule a lethal injection for a terminally ill prisoner whose struggle against lymphatic cancer and extensive medical history has left him without any easily accessible veins, our law descends into a ghoulish inferno.
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Through her multi-layered subject matter and gallant vulnerability, Renee positions herself as a profound voice in the political struggle against patriarchal hierarchy and proves that sharing the individual experience can be an effective tool for social change.
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Yet in the former British colony, where China's ruling party confronts what it calls a "life and death" struggle against a turbulent protest movement, it is invisible: It is not registered and has no publicly declared local members.
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Yet in the former British colony, where China's ruling party confronts what it calls a "life and death" struggle against a turbulent protest movement, it is invisible: It is not registered and has no publicly declared local members.
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On Wednesday afternoon, the march culminated near the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial at the National Mall in Washington, DC. Several speakers — all people of color — spoke, sang, and prayed about their struggle against Trump and white supremacy.
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With this legal challenge -- and promises from President Donald Trump that he will try again to rescind the law if he's reelected in 2020 -- Republicans are prolonging the political struggle against the Affordable Care Act to an unprecedented extent.
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"There may be dark days ahead, there may be more arrests and legal challenges but we shall struggle against evil on the streets, in the courts, within the community and on every media platform," their political party, Youngspiration, said.
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It was also set to be the pound's first positive start to the year since 2012, but it was not without difficulties as it continued to struggle against the euro and the safe-haven Japanese yen and Swiss franc.
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According to some "anti-contact" MAPs—the ones who claim they would never try and have sex with minors, and say they're devoted to a lifelong struggle against their own urges—NAMBLA would be considered a "pro-contact" group.
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Dutifully, he set about spreading that love with promises of a "coalition" in which both Israel and the Sunni Arab states would co-operate with America in a joint struggle against radical Islamist terrorism and the influence of Iran.
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Moshe Kantor is president of the European Jewish Congress and the European Council on Tolerance and Reconciliation, where he leads the struggle against anti-Semitism and racism and the promotion of tolerance and reconciliation, human rights and interfaith dialogue.
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A prominent Israeli journalist, Bergman is the author of "The Secret War with Iran: The 30-Year Clandestine Struggle Against the World's Most Dangerous Terrorist Power," and is working on a history of Israel's central intelligence service, the Mossad.
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And how a communist party supporting a totalitarian regime can compel loyalty without telling its population that their suffering is justified by a struggle against a foreign enemy will present similar mind-bending realignments of propaganda in North Korea.
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"This is a major step in our global struggle against fracking," said Xiuhtezcatl Martinez, 19, youth director of climate justice group Earth Guardians, who has been opposing the industry in his home state of Colorado for almost a decade.
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Just as the free world united in the struggle against ISIS in the Middle East, every nation that aspires to the term "civilized" needs to join in ending this next international tragedy-in-the-making before it's too late.
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Sharapova, who made her competitive comeback in April after a 15-month ban following a positive test for meldonium, battled through the first two rounds and it seemed that she would also struggle against the 18-year-old Kenin.
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A military struggle against 'Iraqibacter' Military doctors started noticing an influx of patients with multidrug-resistant infections from 2003, two years after the Afghanistan war started, but it was years before the Army identified the scope of the problem.
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Angwalla belongs to the 230,000-strong "Civilian Joint Task Force" (CJTF) now fighting on the front line of Nigeria's struggle against Boko Haram after helping the military push the Islamists from towns across Borno in the last three years.
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More than once Marcus counts himself "one of those men who had always structured his days around radio news bulletins," and his struggle against a fractured worldview fed by media saturation is the novel's most compelling and recurring theme.
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Other analysts have linked recent repression in Vietnam to the influence of the Communist Party chief, Nguyen Phu Trong, who is said to have won an internal power struggle against his party rivals ahead of the 2016 shake-up.
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Motivated partly by the ideological struggle against Israel and by a practical need to build up a stronger capability in the event of an Iranian-Israeli conflict, Iran apparently plans to expand the Israeli-Lebanese front to include Syria.
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Born in rural northwest of the country to Indian immigrants, Kathrada became politically active at a young age, befriending Mandela and other emerging anti-apartheid leaders of the African National Congress (ANC) as the struggle against racist apartheid policies intensified.
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Whether Dolores gets on board or not, it seems fitting if, ultimately, we learn that the only way out for the characters we've met along the way is to wage an even bigger power struggle against a monster yet unseen.
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But in recent years, as casualties have mounted, they have been more outspoken about their engagement, framing it as an existential struggle against the Sunni Muslim fighters of Islamic State who see Shi'ites - the majority of Iran's population - as apostates.
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Opinion: No easy victories in battle to free Falluja 'Nation's struggle against terrorism' When Tikrit was liberated by Iraqi forces in March 2015, there was a fierce inter-tribal struggle as locals took revenge against those who joined or helped ISIS.
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These parties provided workers — the disenfranchised and disadvantaged of the day — with a political "voice" or champion, as well as the solidarity, loyalty, and commitment necessary for a long-term struggle against a deeply unjust political and economic status-quo.
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While other base metals traded on the London Metal Exchange (LME) continue to struggle against the headwinds of slowing Chinese growth and a stronger U.S. dollar, zinc has notched up gains of over 21 percent since the start of January.
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And he may be able to keep the party with him if he suggests that Clinton is a heretic or pagan, no better than Obama, or casts the war on terror as a struggle against the foreign creed of Islam.
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We focused on the effects of the declining coal industry, systemic problems with the healthcare system, the struggle against the obliteration of mountains due to strip mining, the drug epidemic, and the history and meaning of the terms redneck and hillbilly.
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Two wins already this season over Novak Djokovic and a sensational struggle against Roger Federer in Miami in what was the match of year so far, have certainly given McEnroe, one of Kyrgios's harshest critics in the past, cause for optimism.
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Drawing on the moral stature which they acquired during the struggle against apartheid, that country's champions of faith have given a voice to public discontent over corruption and graft while discouraging people from turning to violence to vent their ire.
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At the same time, the struggle against Negan plays into the moral issues the show has raised -- specifically, whether it's possible for even the ostensible good guys to occupy the high ground in the face of such an utterly lawless landscape.
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"We must pledge ourselves to support those brave men and women who this very moment are carrying forth the struggle against British imperialism in the streets of Belfast and Derry," King told demonstrators at a 1982 rally on Long Island.
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President Guaidó's international allies frame the crisis through humanitarianism and defense of civil liberties and, to a lesser extent, the Monroe Doctrine (with respect to Russian and Chinese support of Maduro) or Cold War language around a struggle against socialism.
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Turkey has consistently opposed US support for the Kurdish militia in Syria, the YPG, and considers the YPG to be the Syrian branch of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which has fought a separatist struggle against the Turkish state since 1984.
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Then, one day, a friend asked him if he'd ever heard of David Halliwell's "Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs," a play about a student rabble-rouser who leads a revolt against the college authorities who have expelled him.
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" The measure also invokes the GOP's history as the party of President Abraham Lincoln, noting that "we recall that the Republican Party was founded in the struggle against slavery and a rejection of the racial beliefs underlying the institution of slavery.
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Read more: Protesters in Hong Kong are killing themselves in a disturbing turn in their high-profile struggle against ChinaHong Kong is a special administrative region of China, which means it operates under a separate legal system and independent judiciary.
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Instead of shoring up coal jobs, he will have made a full-scale "war on coal" -- and US coal in particular -- the pre-eminent moral cause of our time, just as the struggle against apartheid was for an earlier generation.
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In a February Atlantic essay, they write: Political solidarity has been a crucial political asset of black Americans during a long struggle against racial injustice, and a few symbolic gestures or policy initiatives won't win significant black support for Republicans.
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Sanchez said the newcomers were also exploring decriminalizing marijuana for recreational use, saying it no longer made sense for Mexican authorities to engage in a violent struggle against the drug when Canada and several U.S. states had adopted more lenient policies.
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Trees will bring these small lives together into large acts of war, love, loyalty and betrayal, in a violent struggle against a mortgaged timber company that is liquidating its assets, including one of the last virgin stands of California redwoods.
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New York is just one front in a legal struggle against the fossil fuel industry, one that the organization I direct has been involved in by financing legal advocacy groups representing plaintiffs in two other lawsuits against the oil giant.
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While he did not attain the fabled aura that surrounded Mr. Mandela, Mr. ya Toivo nonetheless secured enduring status among Namibians as the inspiration for their uneven struggle against South Africa's disputed control of their land, once called South West Africa.
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In conversation with voters in the area, questions about seemingly disparate topics of present-day politics — immigration, French republican values, the struggle against anti-Semitism, the rising support for the National Front — all come back to Algeria, as Mr. Stora suggested.
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One exception is the tense relation depicted in Rogue One between the Alliance and the rebel faction led by Saw Gerrera, whom Alliance leaders consider an extremist due to his willingness to resort to terrorism in the struggle against the Empire.
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