On July 20th the party's sympathisers organised their own rally.
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Authorities believe there are up to 1,000 IS sympathisers in Indonesia.
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Jordan's biggest worry is an attack by IS or its sympathisers.
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Such intolerance helps turn discontents into sympathisers and radicals into bombers.
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It has also alienated many of its sympathisers in Turkey's west.
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Opponents accuse the army of slaughtering whole villages of Kamuina Nsapu "sympathisers".
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The idea, apparently, is for officials to screen for wrongdoers and terrorist sympathisers.
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Sympathisers have already set up a new charity and a separate political party.
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But the focus should also be on stopping sympathisers being drawn into IS's orbit.
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His guests in the House of Commons have included IRA sympathisers and Holocaust deniers.
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The Philippines, and its Western sympathisers, won the argument but will probably lose the battle.
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Purging the country of supposed PKI sympathisers meant murdering, by one common guess, 500,000 people.
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Yet sympathisers struggled with the way the personal and professional seemed to overlap with Mrs Clinton.
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He has asked Five Star sympathisers elsewhere to hang out Italian flags to show their support.
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Mr Qadri's sympathisers come from the usually non-violent Barelvi movement, Sunnis heavily influenced by Sufism.
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His messianism and unsubstantiated cries of fraud in past elections alienated former sympathisers in the middle class.
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But with only 5m of them, its influence stems from speaking for a wider group of sympathisers.
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Counter-terrorism officials believe there are at least 1,000 sympathisers of the radical jihadist group across Indonesia.
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Many Rajapaksa sympathisers believe these allegations were brought to tarnish his name and influence voters against him.
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By no means all the people or clergy who pray in those parishes are strong sympathisers with Moscow.
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In 2016, she was accused of encouraging ISIS sympathisers to launch attacks during the holy month of Ramadan.
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On the other hand, the eco-scepticism of Mr Pruitt would also have both Catholic and Protestant sympathisers.
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Online, for example, had 4,594 retweets, mentions or replies among PD sympathisers compared to 387 among League ones.
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He bargained hard, shaming rich countries for charging full price to tiny, beleaguered Israel, and cajoling rich sympathisers.
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IS sympathisers will never admit that you have changed their mind, says the administrator of the Facebook page.
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Following the London Bridge terror attack on Friday, ISIS sympathisers all but disappeared from the messaging app Telegram.
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It may now be harder for his sympathisers abroad to look the other way when he breaks international rules.
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Stationed in a room in Dolphin Square, London, she transcribes the conversations of fascist sympathisers in the neighbouring flat.
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A growing number of opposition sympathisers say that a heavyweight with political experience is needed to take on UMNO.
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Some of Mr Day's backers were fellow doctors who benefited from having their rights confirmed; others were merely sympathisers.
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The purge that Mr Erdogan has launched against the group and its sympathisers has swept up over 19903,21990 people.
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But some sympathisers took to social media to pour scorn on immigration restrictions they said would serve Islamic State's cause.
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Some disillusioned PD sympathisers mutter that the M5S amateurs may as well be given a chance to prove their incompetence.
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Abdurrahman is considered the ideological leader of Jemaah Ansharut Daulah (JAD) - a loose grouping of Islamic State sympathisers in Indonesia.
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An American pastor, Andrew Brunson, has languished in a Turkish prison for a year for alleged contacts with Gulen sympathisers.
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The DP's broad range of members, from nationalist LDP-types to communist sympathisers, consigned it to infighting and woolly policies.
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Whatever the reason, the AK party's response has been ferocious, amounting to a witch hunt against Hizmet supporters and sympathisers.
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A group of IS sympathisers cornered him in the street and he had to brandish a pistol to disperse them.
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Islamic State tries to provoke the West into persecuting Muslims and thus driving sympathisers from the "grey zone" towards radical participation.
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It suggests that IS and whichever terrorist group comes next can draw on a large pool of potential recruits and sympathisers.
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Some government sympathisers claim KOD must have received support and funding from unnamed outside sources in order to grow so fast.
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The team has a special name for one category of commenters—"the ISIS engagement"—made up of IS sympathisers and supporters.
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That uprising ended with a massacre of protesters in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, after which the ruling party purged their leading sympathisers.
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In the 2000s Mr Erdogan's government allowed the Gulen community, a secretive Islamic movement, to pack the justice system with its sympathisers.
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IN January 1868 some young samurai and their merchant sympathisers overthrew Japan's Tokugawa shogunate and with it seven centuries of feudal rule.
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Researcher Eliot Higgins of website Bellingcat found evidence that the campaign is being orchestrated on internet messageboard 4Chan by far-right sympathisers.
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It does not cost much to use Facebook to spot sympathisers, ferret out potential converts and perfect the catchiest taglines (see article).
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We find ourselves watching Cave with the same 'kind eyes' of those stranger sympathisers in the bakery queue he balks at recalling.
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Yet the cemaat is also known to have a clandestine arm—a network of sympathisers who have colonised Turkey's judiciary, police and army.
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The shop, in the city's old quarter, suffered years of politically inspired vandalism culminating in the public burning of the stock by ETA sympathisers.
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The FARC will seek to have sympathisers elected in 16 special districts set up by the peace deal, where it may enjoy surprising support.
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After each incident, many Henanese and some sympathisers elsewhere vowed to show their displeasure by deleting the mobile app of the firm in question.
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Facebook has been criticised by politicians and regulators in Germany over its privacy practices and slow response to anti-immigrant postings by neo-Nazi sympathisers.
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Mrs Lam owes her position to a committee of local residents that is deliberately stacked with sympathisers of the Communist Party's policies in the territory.
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Your reporting appears to have been based exclusively on falsehoods pushed by opposition parties and their sympathisers for political gain ahead of the coming election.
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You erroneously said that "China insisted on being able to vet the candidates through an 'election committee' dominated by the party's sympathisers in Hong Kong".
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But it has yet to do so for any attack by its sympathisers in Turkey, including a double bombing that killed 102 people in October.
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German parties say the AfD's verbal attacks against mainly Muslim migrants legitimises a language of hate that encourages far-right sympathisers to resort to violence.
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Any young man who has been away from his village for a while, or who has been seen with suspected al-Shabab sympathisers, is in danger.
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Remaining Russia sympathisers such as Alexander Rahr, director of the German-Russian Forum in Berlin, are left appealing to his country's deep-rooted fear of war.
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Vox's rhetoric plays with notions of a Spanish "rebirth", with party leader Santiago Abascal referencing founders of fascist ideology, and Francoist sympathisers have joined its ranks.
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Hollande's predecessor and potential opponent in a presidential election next year, Nicolas Sarkozy, has said the government must take stronger steps to track known Islamist sympathisers.
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Since the start of the invasion, Turkey has fast-tracked the deportations of foreign IS fighters and sympathisers captured in Syria or locked up in Turkey.
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Mr Sánchez has successively offered a "government of co-operation" in which Podemos would have second-tier jobs, and then a couple of ministries for technocratic sympathisers.
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Sadly, in one of the less-noticed ballots on November 8th, Massachusetts voted against lifting its cap on charters—a victory for teachers' unions and their sympathisers.
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Farook and his wife Tashfeen Malik, who were sympathisers with Islamic State, shot and killed 14 people in California in December, before both were themselves killed by police.
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The leaders, some of them completely unknown before the uprising, became household names, with their pictures widely published in newspapers and treasured by sympathisers in specially manufactured lockets.
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And in Indonesia hundreds of thousands of suspected communist sympathisers died in 2500-2000 as the then General Suharto consolidated what was to become a 21-year dictatorship.
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The newspaper spoke to one of six of these 40 who were classed as "high priority" victims after their personal profile was viewed by suspected Egyptian Islamic State sympathisers.
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Domestic intelligence services struggle to monitor fighters who have returned, not to mention sympathisers and those who have been radicalised in prison or online, without ever leaving the country.
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The Pakistani army announced on September 1st that it had arrested 309 alleged IS operatives and sympathisers, but that does not seem to have reduced its capacity to wreak havoc.
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Across the country, like-minded sympathisers are decorating each other's Facebook news-feeds with enough Corbynite articles and memes to make a Tory victory on the 8th June seem impossible.
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She describes existing programmes to rehabilitate IS sympathisers, including some 500 Indonesians Turkey has sent home on suspicion of seeking to cross into IS-controlled parts of Syria, as "rudimentary".
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He exaggerates, perhaps, but many of her sympathisers and colleagues have been dismayed by her authoritarian and high-handed ways as the NLD has been trying to prepare for power.
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Within days of Mr Baghdadi's death, dozens of alleged IS sympathisers were detained, including three men suspected of planning a big attack in Istanbul on October 29th, a national holiday.
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As it is, his chances are slim, which might explain why, despite the generosity of those far-flung sympathisers, the national Democratic Party is, as he puts it, "missing in action".
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Given that this body is packed with the party's sympathisers, Mr Leung's wafer-thin majority was a sign that not even the party itself was convinced he was the right person.
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It is the first time since the party dismantled the Dalai Lama's government in Tibet in 1959 that sympathisers of separatism have gained a foothold in a political institution in China.
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Turkey launched a belated crackdown against home-grown IS sympathisers in early 2015 and has begun using its Syrian proxies to dislodge the extremists from areas just south of the border.
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If that amount or a bit more could be raised from charities and sympathisers, pirates would often accept the deal, once convinced that it was their only hope of satisfying their creditors.
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In this belief, Labour's sympathisers have circled the wagons and increasingly share articles and memes from a new generation of partisan blogs such as Another Angry Voice, the Canary, Evolve Politics and Skwawkbox.
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"But socialist sympathisers aren't as opposed to economic reforms," Mr Cautrès said, pointing to the popularity among centre-left voters of Emmanuel Macron, the reformist economy minister behind Mr Hollande's supply-side shift.
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Within weeks, it had moved to place the public television broadcaster and the constitutional tribunal in the hands of sympathisers, triggering a lengthy dispute with the European Commission over the rule of law.
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Protesters and their sympathisers worried that if the bill were passed, innocent Hong Kongers would be at risk of being framed or falsely accused and then extradited to mainland China to face trial.
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Facebook has faced criticism in Germany in recent months from politicians and regulators over its privacy practices and a slow response to anti-immigrant postings by neo-Nazi sympathisers on the popular social network.
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With repeated attacks in France over the past two years and horrific cruelty this week, IS may be trying to trigger an anti-Muslim backlash that it can exploit to drive sympathisers into its arms.
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But China insisted on being able to vet the candidates through an "election committee" dominated by the party's sympathisers in Hong Kong, who could be counted on to exclude popular democrats (such as Mrs Chan).
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Police from the financial-crimes unit were conducting the operations to root out sympathisers of a religious movement led by Fethullah Gulen, a U.S.-based Islamic cleric the government has said masterminded the intervention, it said.
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China reiterated on Wednesday that Hong Kong's protest resembled terrorism and more street clashes followed ugly and chaotic scenes at the airport two days ago, when protesters set upon two men they suspected of being government sympathisers.
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In both incidents, PMU monks and lay sympathisers targeted Muslim areas after attending a trial of fellow nationalists facing charges of inciting violence during a protest in front of the United States embassy in Yangon last year.
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China reiterated on Wednesday that Hong Kong's protest movement was "near terrorism" and more street clashes followed ugly and chaotic scenes at the airport on Tuesday, when protesters set upon two men they suspected of being government sympathisers.
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Security forces have been extra vigilant in recent months with warnings that sympathisers of Islamic State could launch revenge attacks after the militants were driven out of most of the territory they once controlled in Syria and Iraq.
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Le Pen has been squeezed on the right of French politics by Laurent Wauquiez, the new leader of the mainstream The Republicans party, who has taken it further to the right and made overtures to National Front sympathisers.
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Zuckerberg is on a charm offensive in Germany, where the company he co-founded has faced criticism for months from politicians and regulators over its privacy practices and a slow response to anti-immigrant postings by neo-Nazi sympathisers.
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Hundreds of Mursi supporters were killed by security forces as they cleared two protest camps in the capital, and thousands of the group's sympathisers were detained and sentenced to death in mass trials that drew condemnation from rights groups.
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Iranian security forces announced last month that they had arrested a dozen of Islamic State fighters in the east and west of the country, and also more than 50 sympathisers who were promoting the group's ideology on the Internet.
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NEW DELHI/ KOCHI, India - India's Supreme Court will begin hearing a case on Monday that prosecutors say shows how Islamic State sympathisers are using "Love Jihad" – marrying Hindu women and converting them to Islam –to win recruits and spread their message.
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Populist governments in Hungary and Poland continued thumbing their noses at the EU. With Russian help, the regime of Bashar al-Assad in Syria made big inroads into rebel-held territory, killing civilians indiscriminately, bombing hospitals and torturing suspected rebel sympathisers.
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CALLS FOR RESTRAINT Western governments have stepped up calls for restraint following chaotic scenes at Hong Kong's airport this week that forced cancellation of nearly 1,000 flights and saw protesters set upon two men they suspected of being government sympathisers.
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But on May 7th, a ragtag band of Confederate sympathisers, members of the "alt-right" and people who professed to be fed up with political correctness gathered at the Lee monument—where they met a larger crowd marching in support of monuments' removal.
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Turkey has taken control of a bank, several media firms and other enterprises as part of a crackdown on companies it suspects of links to sympathisers of Fethullah Gulen, the U.S.-based cleric the government blamed for the July 15 failed putsch.
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Ammon is a son of Cliven Bundy, who in 2014 rallied militiamen to his ranch in Nevada after the BLM rounded up some of his cattle; he alienated some sympathisers by speculating that black people in America had been better off as slaves.
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Former party sympathisers set fire to the 5-Star flag in the southern Italian town of Melendugno on Sunday to protest at the government's decision to endorse the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) that will bring Azeri gas into Italy via their coastline.
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Whereas some attacks have involved IS fighters who have returned home (something that security agencies have been warning about for several years) most have been the work of local sympathisers, often with social or mental-health problems, who have been nowhere near Syria.
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Last week, protesters who occupied the terminal at Hong Kong's airport forced the cancellation of nearly 1,000 flights and detained two men they thought were pro-government sympathisers, prompting Beijing to liken the behaviour to terrorism and leading some protesters to apologise.
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Barker said it was too early to predict the consequences of Wednesday's events but an attack by Islamic State sympathisers in San Bernardino, California, in 2015 had triggered a campaign pledge by now-President Donald Trump to ban Muslims from entering the United States.
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His arrest will inevitably be a tense moment: some speculate that his flight will be diverted away from his legions of supporters in Lahore; others that he will be handcuffed on the plane, to avoid a potentially violent scrum with sympathisers in the airport.
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Western governments, including the United States, have stepped up calls for restraint, following ugly and chaotic scenes at the city's airport this week, which forced the cancellation of nearly 1,000 flights and saw protesters set upon two men they suspected of being government sympathisers.
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That he was found staying in the apartment of a friend's mother in Molenbeek, the district of Brussels that is probably home to the highest concentration of jihadist sympathisers in Europe, is an indication of chronic intelligence failure on the part of Belgian's State Security Service and the police.
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"This will enable the emerging FinTech sector to stay one-step ahead of rogue regimes and sympathisers of illicit causes searching for avenues to raise and transfer funds without detection," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told a FATF meeting in Florida, according to remarks posted on the U.S Treasury website.
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But John Tsang, a former finance secretary who competed with Mrs Lam in 2017 for the post of chief executive—and might have won, if the public rather than a committee stacked with Communist Party sympathisers had been asked to vote on the matter—told local radio that it was up to the government to "start to de-escalate".
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Another development since colonial times, points out a Legco member, Eddie Chu Hoi-dick, is the Communist Party's increasing manipulation of its sympathisers in Hong Kong: to cheer Mrs Lam's victory, for example, or more worryingly to disrupt activities by adherents of Falun Gong, a spiritual movement which is banned as a cult on the mainland but is legal in Hong Kong.
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