He is betting that he can crush the Brotherhood and its sympathizers in Qatar, as well as crush Iran and its sympathizers in Yemen.
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In 2016, McAfee published research about spyware targeting ISIS sympathizers.
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By comparison, attacks attributed to ISIS sympathizers have targeted foreigners.
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Authorities believe Islamic State has thousands of sympathizers in Indonesia.
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Nazi sympathizers in regalia always look ludicrous in the sun.
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The reliable chorus of Palestinian sympathizers also howled their disapproval.
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The dead include protesters, government sympathizers, bystanders, and security forces.
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It's the government's first trial victory against the group's sympathizers.
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So he needs some sympathizers to take up the banner.
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But officials say the number of sympathizers is far larger.
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Islamic State sympathizers argue that those arrests served only Israel.
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Obviously, yes, he came to have good friends and sympathizers.
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"Any movement needs leaders, activists, followers and sympathizers," he said.
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Their Pakistani sympathizers will provide them with sanctuary and support.
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S. citizen Muslims until we discover how to isolate ISIS sympathizers.
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There were the various instances of him meeting with Nazi sympathizers.
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The files include memos about communist sympathizers, according to ABC News.
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Also killed were large numbers of relatives and others considered sympathizers.
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Under Trump, big telecom and its sympathizers will call the shots.
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ISIS fighters have previously urged sympathizers to poison water and food supplies.
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Among the anti-rat sympathizers are Lar gibbons, a species of primate.
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I mingled with a small crowd of Satanic sympathizers and the curious.
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It was then that Erdogan started taking measures against the Gulen sympathizers.
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But it's unclear how many socialist sympathizers actually want to end capitalism.
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Hundreds of Mursi sympathizers have been detained and prosecuted since his ousting.
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No. Back to relativism when dealing with KKK, Nazi sympathizers, white supremacists?
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Some critics harassed them as Nazi sympathizers, bent on whitewashing Hitler's atrocities.
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Erdogan blames the West for helping alleged coup plotters and their sympathizers.
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Violent extremists require the tacit support of a larger circle of sympathizers.
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Most of the American volunteers in Spain were Communists or Communist sympathizers.
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More than 12,200 FARC fighters and sympathizers are participating in reintegration programs.
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The phrase was also commonly used among slavery sympathizers of the time.
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By 2010, Aberouz was leader of a local group of militant sympathizers.
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CDU's leadership of AfD sympathizers, while others have demanded that they be
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Many opposition sympathizers have become frustrated by Maduro's continued grip on power.
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Both videos were pushed to online channels frequented by IS fighters and sympathizers.
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There are reports of ISIS sympathizers rioting and attacking guards in detention camps.
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We know that Gulen has a fair number of sympathizers in the military.
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Some may amount to no more than a few dozen members and sympathizers.
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White supremacists and Nazi sympathizers helped make both his nomination and election possible.
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The newly elected council members have denied that they are sympathizers of Cobb.
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Stormtroopers from the First Order have just arrived to hunt for Resistance sympathizers.
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The number of potential supporters and sympathizers in Singapore is very small – insignificant.
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And he agreed to spy on al Qaeda and its networks of sympathizers.
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Nazi sympathizers are supposed to be reviled and ostracized, not humanized and normalized.
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Mr. Trump's sympathizers generally amplify these claims, including some who did after Charlottesville.
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Airbnb also said it would refuse to host Nazi sympathizers on its platform.
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He knows he has sympathizers throughout the White House, including the Oval Office.
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Our party members and sympathizers are very close to each other on the Internet.
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Its most subversive achievement is the way it makes Russian sympathizers of us all.
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ISIS members and sympathizers have infiltrated groups of displaced people, making everyone a suspect.
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Egypt has had to contend with Islamist sympathizers in the armed forces for years.
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The key question is whether it can still rally all Republican sympathizers behind him.
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Sympathizers responded by launching a series of terrorist attacks, including the Orlando nightclub shootings.
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Although the site attracts tourists, it also brings fascist sympathizers from Spain's far-right.
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Ejjoud said the video of the murder was shared with other Islamic State sympathizers.
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This raised concern it could become a place of homage for Boko Haram's sympathizers.
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Venezuela's ruling Socialist Party has endorsed the Norwegian mediation, but opposition sympathizers remain skeptical.
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We will not quietly enable your hatred or the violence incited by its sympathizers.
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Some say Maryland's approach ignores the reality that many Maryland citizens were Southern sympathizers.
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Germany is investigating Nazi sympathizers and other far-right extremists in its own army.
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Yet there is comfort in knowing that Klan sympathizers were pelted with Bronx cheers.
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Other Afghan troops were believed to be drug addicts, thieves and even Taliban sympathizers.
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Newt Gingrich has called for a revival of HUAC to contend with ISIS sympathizers.
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Such a move would have angered both the Gulf monarchs and the Brotherhood's sympathizers.
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Islamic State sympathizers around the world have carried out other shootings and bombings of civilians.
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" Alberto Fernández greeted sympathizers who gathered outside the gate of his apartment chanting: "Alberto presidente!
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But, it doesn't sound like big banks' struggles have earned them a lot of sympathizers.
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In doing so, we are embodying a more enlightened worldview than ISIS and its sympathizers.
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Indonesian counter-terrorism officials have said there are hundreds of IS sympathizers in the country.
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Thus, the influential faction of Snowden foes is largely unified, while his sympathizers are not.
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And we're sure as heck supposed to stand up, clearly and unequivocally, to Nazi sympathizers.
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And he has been a major player in business deals between immensely wealthy Russian sympathizers.
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And we're sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocally to Nazi sympathizers.
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Jihadis have long called on sympathizers to transform everyday vehicles into instruments of mass slaughter.
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He was taken aback; to purge Iran's sympathizers from the country would require a bloodbath.
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He said the group also sought out and publicly shamed people they deem Russian sympathizers.
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Let's work together to shine a spotlight on the true perpetrators and sympathizers of hatred.
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Almost immediately, though, DSA members and sympathizers on Twitter began poking holes in Carter's story.
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Juliet was a secretary before her recruitment, and was assigned to monitor British Fascist sympathizers.
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By late 473, Communist infiltrators had developed networks of agents and sympathizers within the city.
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Even today, many Indonesians considered Communist sympathizers and other victims responsible for their own murders.
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Reddit on Wednesday started banning pages for neo-Nazis and their sympathizers on the platform.
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The strike spanned nearly two thousand miles and was supported by sympathizers across the country.
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These events appear to reflect a successful penetration of the Trump circle by Russian sympathizers.
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But a new threat has emerged in the past several years from Islamic State sympathizers.
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Gambia's intelligence officers have arrested several opposition sympathizers and have shuttered three independent radio stations.
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Authorities estimate there are hundreds of sympathizers of the group Islamic State in the country.
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If redirectors can groom ISIS sympathizers, they can also use it to groom school shooters.
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If redirectors can groom ISIS sympathizers, they can also use it to groom school shooters.
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And, of course, they have a lot of like-minded sympathizers in the White House.
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Some families of the men detained in El Junquito say the men were opposition sympathizers.
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Other ISIS sympathizers in Indonesia may want to strike in the hope of attracting similar attention.
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The group has sympathizers in several countries who have carried out bombings and shootings of civilians.
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" She responded: "Our enemies and their sympathizers are lazy and are weaklings for the most part.
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Gone are the days when media and sympathizers could amble in and out of the compound.
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More recently, Twitter's embrace by the far right, including Nazi sympathizers, have generated clouds of controversy.
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Were the sympathizers streaming into town — guns on their hips — specters of intimidation or of comfort?
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IS used the media to urge sympathizers in Europe to conduct attacks in their home countries.
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Her name appeared on a list of people thought to have been communist sympathizers in 1949.
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Rather than killing quietly in alleyways, they made sure to slay Roman-sympathizers before a crowd.
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That, in turn, gives ISIS sympathizers relief from the most effective fighting forces in the area.
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Confederate sympathizers, moreover, did not just live in the states that seceded from the United States.
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McCarthy claimed numerous Soviet and communist sympathizers had infiltrated the U.S. government during the Cold War.
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Sympathizers were criminalized and hunted, while its enemies in Russia were given military and financial support.
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Intelligence analysts track Twitter and other social media for information on their adversaries and local sympathizers.
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Since then, the family has lived off donations, help from family members and hospitality from sympathizers.
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Anecdotal stories about Nazi sympathizers do not inform the educated reader about extremism trends in America.
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A time when some of that fringe's sympathizers are taking matters into their own violent hands.
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The focus is clearly placed on Iran and some of its potential sympathizers from the region.
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She went so far as to use social media to encourage ISIS sympathizers to kill Americans.
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Deadly bomb attacks by the terror group sympathizers also have rocked major cities in Western Europe.
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When Robespierre brought in the guillotine, even revolutionary sympathizers longed for prerevolutionary authoritarianism, conservatism and piety.
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They gave Russians and Kremlin sympathizers a source of often incorrect and purposefully misleading alternative facts.
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The US military and intelligence have long considered Trinidad and Tobago a home to ISIS sympathizers.
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It needed an issue to attract sympathizers, and it found one in an obscure religious dispute.
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One of the Kremlin's most ardent sympathizers among European leaders is Milos Zeman, the Czech president.
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Philippines needs America more than ever, especially in light of the rise of ISIS-sympathizers in Mindanao.
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But amid centrist and conservative sympathizers, Sarkozy edged ahead with 31 percent vs 28 percent for Juppe.
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Malaysia, meanwhile, has used draconian security laws to detain scores of suspected militants and Islamic State sympathizers.
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His message to ISIS sympathizers like Orlando shooter Omar Mateen: Stay home and kill anybody, anyhow, anywhere.
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Beginning in the 1920s, Walter White was able to extract crucial information from Klan sympathizers and enablers.
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CRAMPED CELL Some families of the men detained in El Junquito say the men were opposition sympathizers.
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ISIS militants are estimated to number in the hundreds and possibly low thousands if sympathizers are included.
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Were a determined army of victims to muster support among these sympathizers, they could overthrow the elites.
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They posed as Black Lives Matter sympathizers who were sharply critical of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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He isn't promising retaliation against Trump voters, or promising to suss out Trump sympathizers and fire them.
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White supremacists and their sympathizers are no longer in the shadows; they are running for political office.
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Counter-terrorism officials believe there are at least 1,000 sympathizers of the radical jihadist group across Indonesia.
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"But where was Joe Biden when white nationalists and their sympathizers were beating up on Ilhan Omar?"
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Guatemala and El Salvador razed communities of accused sympathizers, both before and during their ultraviolent civil wars.
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Britain's domestic intelligence agency, MI5, is tracking more than 3,000 terrorist sympathizers in about 500 separate investigations.
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ISIS has repeatedly encouraged its sympathizers to launch attacks on their own, without guidance from ISIS headquarters.
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Two Patriot Prayer sympathizers have so far been indicted in connection to the attack on the woman.
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But like many provincial sympathizers of the swelling movement, Mr. Chen was not content to stay put.
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The Spanish government fears that ETA members and sympathizers could score political points with a negotiated surrender.
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Opposition sympathizers continue to back Guaido, but many say they are disappointed that Maduro remains in power.
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Nazi factions in the region supposed that all those foreign-looking students were Jews or Jewish sympathizers.
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Opposition sympathizers continue to back Guaido, but many say they are disappointed that Maduro remains in power.
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They became victims of the witch hunt for so-called Communist sympathizers and those who "lost" China.
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The group has sympathizers and recruits around the world who have carried out shootings and bombings of civilians.
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In the 1950s and 1960s and beyond, ardent racists and racial justice sympathizers alike slow-played civil rights.
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The ban and recent changes to anti-terrorism laws will empower police to detain JAD sympathizers, experts say.
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There were riots by sympathizers to the radical Maoist leadership during the Cultural Revolution half a century ago.
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The revolt had sympathizers near Galilee, said Ariel, and the soldiers may have been there to maintain order.
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Thousands of sympathizers in the UK have also grown increasingly angered by UK air strikes on the group.
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Online, for example, had 4,594 retweets, mentions or replies among PD sympathizers compared to 387 among League ones.
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Its sympathizers can be found across the Middle East and increasingly in the more unstable parts of Africa.
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There at least nine statues of Confederate leaders and their sympathizers, including Confederate President Jefferson Davis and Lee.
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Unfortunately, terrorists like ISIS and Al Qaeda and their sympathizers, who represent a tiny fraction of Muslims, have.
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Organizers printed up stickers that said "#TimesUpHarvard" and asked sympathizers to wear them on their caps at graduation.
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Courts have sentenced hundreds of Muslim Brotherhood officials and sympathizers to death, though these rulings are not final.
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Left-wing sympathizers established the breakaway Wuhan Nationalist Government, while Chiang formed his own majority government in Nanjing.
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It's here that men are separated from women and questioned to identify any potential ISIS members or sympathizers.
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Today's terrorists are partly the inheritors of this notion, sending dramatic, lethal messages to enemies and sympathizers alike.
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Santori said on Saturday 99% of the group's sympathizers did not want the sardines to become a party.
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Odds are ISIS leaders, fighters and sympathizers will go underground for a while — in both Iraq and Syria.
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Clarke has been particularly vocal about how he thinks the White House ought to handle suspected terrorist sympathizers.
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He has also theorized that Black Lives Matter activists and Islamic State sympathizers were likely to join forces.
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His campaign strongly contests both critiques, defending its numbers and attacking prominent critics as Clinton sympathizers and industry consultants.
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Four of the attackers were Taliban sympathizers who had infiltrated the army and served for some time, Mujahid said.
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The report goes on to say there are some 900 active investigations against ISIS sympathizers in all 20113 states.
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"If you accept the support of Klan sympathizers, then you'll tolerate that support when you're in office," Obama said.
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The move was criticized by some opposition sympathizers on the grounds that Venezuela is likely to lose Citgo anyway.
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In the Trump era, his work has directly called out Jews working for Trump, likening them to Nazi sympathizers.
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Joined by dozens of sympathizers from other unions, the staffers distributed buttons and leaflets to patrons visiting the museum.
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Officials earlier said Mateen was one of hundreds of people on the agency's radar suspected of being ISIS sympathizers.
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Indonesia has suffered a series of mostly low-level attacks by Islamic State sympathizers in the past 17 months.
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That small step will go a long way in winning over Brexit sympathizers in the north west of England.
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What Brussels tell us is that they have sympathizers, people who are Belgians or French, who live there already.
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Islamic State, its grip on territory in Syria and Iraq weakening, has switched its focus to inspiring sympathizers elsewhere.
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Beyond the biggest oligarchs like Mr. Meszaros, other supporters and sympathizers of Mr. Orban got blocks of public land.
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He claimed the white nationalist crowd would have been larger but sympathizers were "scared away" by the massive counterprotests.
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The suppression continued after the war, as the fear of German sympathizers was transformed into a fear of Bolshevists.
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Last month, men the authorities said were Islamic State sympathizers attacked gun stores and a military facility, killing seven.
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At least 39 people have died since April in the unrest, including protesters, government sympathizers, bystanders, and security forces.
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Innocent people, even infants, have been held for long periods while the military screens detainees for Boko Haram sympathizers.
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It's anti-American and anti-Western and broadly anti-capitalist, much in the mode of Cold War Soviet sympathizers.
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Over the past year, Twitter has removed hundreds of thousands of profiles linked to terror groups or terror sympathizers.
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The events in Chemnitz have also highlighted long standing concerns about far-right sympathizers among German law enforcement officials.
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May's deal, and whether she could attract enough sympathizers from the opposition Labour Party to squeak her plan through.
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It has chapters in several European countries, counting a few thousand committed followers but far more sympathizers, officials say.
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After decades of counterinsurgency campaigns, however, the military brass continues to treat communist rebels and their sympathizers with suspicion.
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More importantly, Hussain was known as a prominent online recruiter, encouraging western sympathizers to carry out lone-wolf attacks.
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The revised edition, and Porter, were attacked by Confederate sympathizers and opponents of abolition for politicking in their definitions.
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It is hard to weigh the immediate needs of the people against the possibility that they are ISIS sympathizers.
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Back then, some 81 officials were forced out of the department amidst charges of disloyalty as alleged communist sympathizers.
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What Americans view as advising and assisting, jihadis — and an uncomfortable number of like-minded sympathizers — see as occupation.
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Mr. Abe has also been hurt by accusations of favoritism toward friends and conservative sympathizers, which he has denied.
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Update: After publishing this piece, I got inundated with angry Twitter mentions from self-identified MRAs and MRA sympathizers.
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But current Nazis and their sympathizers — from ordinary citizens to Adolf Hitler himself — are invariably ignorant, brutish, smarmy, or sadistic.
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The authorities were frustrated because the militants – holed up in remote mountain hideouts or protected by sympathizers – still eluded arrest.
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It's fairly obvious from this and other examples that the Nazis received considerable help from Chilean sympathizers in high places.
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The company launched a bizarre campaign called #TinderSuckMySocks, wherein 3nder sympathizers are supposed to send Tinder dirty pairs of socks.
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Or they can potentially be seen as ISIS sympathizers in a new place and risk becoming victims of revenge crimes.
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Its supporters and sympathizers won an impressive share of seats in Congress, and it became known as the Republican Party.
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JFS and its ideological sympathizers should never be allowed to entrench themselves in Syria the way Hezbollah did in Lebanon.
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Islamic State sympathizers have carried out a series of mostly low-level attacks in Indonesia over the past few years.
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"If the decision goes against him, his sympathizers will feel that their right to vote has been expropriated," said Torres.
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The only sympathizers that Catalonia can muster at this time are other failed separatist nationalists, such as those in Scotland.
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It may be helped by what is frequently an arbitrary campaign by the Iraqi state to punish alleged ISIS sympathizers.
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A 79-year-old former Wall Street banker, Kuczynski has struggled to govern alongside a Congress controlled by Fujimori's sympathizers.
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At least 39 people have died in the unrest since early April, including protesters, government sympathizers, bystanders, and security forces.
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Abdurahman is considered the ideological leader of Jemaah Ansharut Daulah (JAD), a loose grouping of Islamic State sympathizers in Indonesia.
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But it's also been cited by Nazi sympathizers and apartheid enforcers, slave owners and loyalists opposed to the American Revolution.
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Park was interested in the way Japanese sympathizers believed Japan would rule forever, and hoped to erase their Korean identities.
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He could get more Muslim sympathizers, "One-hundred brothers or 50," as he allegedly boasted, to take over the resort.
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Ms. Ishikawa's first tweet on the matter, in January, was shared nearly 30,000 times, suggesting she had plenty of sympathizers.
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Involved to varying degrees in leftist causes, these three were, like Oppenheimer, accused of being either communists or communist sympathizers.
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The lawsuit also drudged up long-forgotten family secrets, including speculation that Bettencourt Meyer's father and grandfather were Nazi sympathizers.
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But in Warren's analysis, these positions were crucial, and she was furious to see financial insiders and sympathizers populating them.
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Not only was Mr. Han unable to woo new voters; he couldn't even hold on to many traditional Kuomintang sympathizers.
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During the Second Red Scare, for instance, Joseph McCarthy led a paranoid movement to remove communist sympathizers from the workforce.
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Of course, previous presidents didn't retweet neo-Nazi sympathizers, vilify Muslims or try to airbrush Jews out of the Holocaust.
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She lived briefly in New York and London, supported by A.N.C. sympathizers, before settling down in Zambia with her children.
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Israel will now consider using administrative detention against suspected ISIS sympathizers and supporters, according to an official familiar with the decision.
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When the 6th Massachusetts Infantry changed trains in Baltimore on their way to the capital, they were attacked by Confederate sympathizers.
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The Hamilton Electors and their sympathizers are arguing that Trump's installment as president would mean an unprecedented threat to American democracy.
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Last week the authorities arrested a cell of alleged Islamic State sympathizers in the early stages of planning a terrorist attack.
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McDaniel organized Saturday workshops to strategize for the case, and gathered 250 sympathizers who accompanied her to court in December 1945.
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Obama also pressed for better sharing of intelligence between nations about potential ISIS sympathizers who may be plotting attacks in Europe.
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Of course, there are still far more prominent communities, like r/The_Donald, where alt-right members and sympathizers congregate on Reddit.
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They have created a list of names for /pol/ to crawl through and cross check all the hundreds of antifa sympathizers.
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Last month, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, the spokesman of ISIS, called on sympathizers to turn Ramadan into a month of calamity.
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This time, Trump got even more creative with the lie, implying that it was because they were fellow Muslim terrorist sympathizers.
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In the past, it's taken fire for allowing advertisers to target groups of people identified as "Jew-haters" and Nazi sympathizers.
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And he was right: Exterminating the disbelievers and removing the rebel sympathizers effectively silenced discontent, rewriting history in one fell swoop.
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Per usual, there are both haters and sympathizers, but most people are just wondering, What on Earth happened to her hand?
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An angry mob of roughly twenty hardcore skinhead Nazi sympathizers charged out to beat this guy's ass into a bloody pulp.
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So-called lone wolf sympathizers do not remain alone long, the study said: They usually join a small group within weeks.
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In the years after the Trujillo assassination, General Imbert lived under constant threat from the dictator's sympathizers and traveled with bodyguards.
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Responsibility for a supposed rising tide of crime was placed squarely at the doorstep of Mexican migrants and Islamic State sympathizers.
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Amid decades of sometimes violent confrontations with the North, the law became primarily aimed at suspected North Korean spies and sympathizers.
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And we all know he loves to tweet, and has been known to recirculate messages from white nationalists and Nazi sympathizers.
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Basque independence sympathizers have lobbied for years for imprisoned ETA operatives to be moved to prisons closer to the Basque Country.
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It's no secret that some members of the militant group have been adept at using social media to attract extremist sympathizers.
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Terrorists are circumventing a lack of physical access to recruits and sympathizers by putting content online, where there are no borders.
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And if regular people discovered they had spent time with Boko Haram, even as hostages, they could be stigmatized as sympathizers.
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Meanwhile, libertarians and their conservative sympathizers reacted with horror to the election of Barack Obama and unified Democratic control of Congress.
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Agents or sympathizers of the Chinese government show up at public events videotaping and snapping pictures of speakers, participants and organizers.
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The targets include not only criminals, but also migrant workers, ethnic minorities and sympathizers of the protest movement in Hong Kong.
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The novel is set in 1957 in Franco's repressive Spain, where women are silenced and Republican sympathizers are rounded up regularly.
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Local officials say that around 500 ISIS sympathizers took advantage of the mayhem in one detention center and escaped this week.
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Both countries share a commitment to defeat Islamic State militants who control parts of Syria and Iraq and have sympathizers worldwide.
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Even Trump's strongest surrogates and sympathizers have struggled to offer a defense of his actions on the merits that survives scrutiny.
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Its rebel opponents have no such worries: They can draw on a vast well of Islamist sympathizers across the Arab world.
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They can track criminals as well as online malcontents, sympathizers of the Hong Kong protests, critics of the police and more.
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Americans are much more likely to become victims of violence by white men with guns than by ISIS and its sympathizers.
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But it is not known whether that news was circulated under Russian government direction, or simply by Russian sympathizers, or Mrs.
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Mr. Trump knows that Nazi sympathizers are bad people but to him they are few in number and have little significance.
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It is also heavily engaged in so-called "active measures" such as supporting divisive political movements and assassinating Chechen rebel sympathizers.
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Unlike previous jihadist movements that relied on donations from sympathizers, Islamic State's territorial grip gave it command of a real economy.
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Then, as right-wing populists and nationalist parties gain sympathizers in countries around the world, is global liberalism on the decline?
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Last month men the authorities described as Islamic State sympathizers attacked gun stores and a national guard facility, killing seven people.
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Aman Abdurrahman, 46, is considered the ideological leader of Jemaah Ansharut Daulah (JAD) - a loose grouping of Islamic State sympathizers in Indonesia.
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In some areas, residents said, some ISIS members and sympathizers have started selling their houses, cars and other property to finance escapes.
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Critical historians have said ex-Nazis and far right sympathizers working inside security agencies after World War II may have protected others.
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We're supposed to stand up to discrimination, and we're sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocally to Nazi sympathizers.
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Pentagon officials have said for months now that thousands of ISIS fighters and sympathizers are on the loose across Syria and Iraq.
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In a speech last month, he likened the harassing of officials, government sympathizers and their families to Nazi persecution of the Jews.
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The vast majority of content IS sympathizers share on Telegram comes in the form of photos, over 63,000 of which were observed.
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Can Apple and Google pore over hundreds of thousands of apps to ferret out any that might be hosting neo-Nazi sympathizers?
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He said the regime kills scores of people daily using all types of weaponry and doesn't need to kill its own sympathizers.
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To paraphrase Marx, pundits and critics—and even sympathizers with moral principles—interpret the world, but the point is to change it.
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Is it unconstitutional to pause entry from that nation to make sure that we can properly vet and screen for ISIS sympathizers?
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The central leadership began to talk more frequently and more specifically about overseas attacks, not just encouraging sympathizers to carry them out.
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But the military overthrew her three years later - she is now on trial for corruption - and purged the bureaucracy of Shinawatra sympathizers.
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Vargas-Cooper talks about trans women and their sympathizers with the kind of dry sarcasm we usually reserve for the very stupid.
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But in broad strokes, this right-wing attack on Medicare for all winds up looking perversely good for Sanders and his sympathizers.
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Lewis's spies warned him that there were Nazis in the hills, coaching sympathizers in marksmanship, urban warfare, and hand-to-hand combat.
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In advance of Spencer's appearance, an estimated 500 people, both Spencer sympathizers and protesters, gathered outside the venue on the university's campus.
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This movement by young people strikes fear in the autocracy sympathizers, causing legislators in 17 states to introduce bills to deter protests.
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After September 11, the US approved sweeping laws meant to fight terrorism by limiting the resources suspected terrorists or sympathizers would access.
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But the platform has long been criticized for its use by terrorists and their sympathizers, as well as prolific abuse and harassment.
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Harry sympathizers will appreciate " Harry: Life, Loss, and Love ," by Katie Nicholl, who began her royal-journalism career, rather abruptly, in 2003.
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In deleted scenes from Revenge of the Sith, Padmé meets a few sympathizers from the Galactic Republic, which is faltering toward fascism.
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Thailand's military has purged the bureaucracy of Shinawatra sympathizers and detained, monitored and restricted the movements of politicians loyal to the family.
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And we treat its sympathizers as romantics and idealists, rather than as the fools, fanatics or cynics they really were and are.
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And he has readily joined in the anti-Islamist blockade of Qatar and in the arrests of Brotherhood sympathizers within Saudi Arabia.
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Venezuelan opposition sympathizers had been urging Guaido to assume the presidency since Maduro was inaugurated for a second term on Jan. 10.
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Even Marine Le Pen's National Front — she took Corsica in the first round of presidential voting last spring — struggles to attract sympathizers.
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The white power structure was not going to sit idly by as the strikers and their sympathizers soon grew to 3,000 people.
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ISIS has long instructed its sympathizers in Western countries to launch attacks at home if they could not travel to the caliphate.
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That's why the march organizers and their sympathizers are now trying to smear Ms. Grauer as some sort of right-wing provocateur.
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About 30 minutes before his speech, many members of the group, as well as non-Muslim sympathizers, had nearly filled the hall.
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According to a declassified one-page summary, the report concluded that Qaeda associates and sympathizers had "infiltrated and exploited" the Saudi government.
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Many ISIS propagandists and sympathizers manage multiple Twitter accounts, and are often able to set up new accounts minutes after being suspended.
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And of course, even if Twitter is becoming a less friendly space for ISIS sympathizers, it's not like they're fleeing the Internet.
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Some of the policewomen confided that they supported the women's activism and regretted detaining them; others told the sympathizers to shut up.
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Kremlin critics have accused the courts of handing down harsh sentences to protesters to deter would-be sympathizers, something the authorities deny.
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"The news being circulated by these terrorists and their sympathizers are spurious and are meant to spread lies and disinformation," he said.
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The Save the Martians protesters were arrested as rioters and alien sympathizers, but other subversive peace groups were said to be forming.
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The trial against Mussa and his supporters began in 2016 following an investigation into suspected sympathizers of Islamic State in southern Bulgaria.
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In a random sample of Twitter users who followed prominent white nationalist organizations and leaders, about 19% were Nazi sympathizers, Berger found.
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The media attention Harris received after the fact also put him in the firing line of online hatred from white supremacist sympathizers.
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Two allied parties, the Greens and the teacher union-based New Alliance, are also known for efficiency in getting sympathizers to the polls.
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Police from the Istanbul financial-crimes unit conducted operations in 57 separate addresses on Saturday to root out sympathizers of Gulen, NTV said.
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Rights groups have also accused the Malian army of conducting extrajudicial killings, kidnappings, torture and arbitrary arrests against suspected sympathizers of jihadist groups.
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Since then the Bundys, who have gained notoriety as opponents of the federal government, have attracted an assortment of sympathizers — and, now, enemies.
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"We are supposed to stand up to discrimination, and we are sure as heck to stand up clearly and unequivocally to Nazi sympathizers."
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Germany is awash in so-called Putinversteher — broadly Putin sympathizers like Schröder — who admire him for his strong assertion of Russian national interests.
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Trump said he aims to screen out ISIS sympathizers, people who support bigotry or people who believe Sharia law should supplant American law.
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Terrorist groups like ISIS use social media to rally support around the world, using sites like Twitter to mobilize sympathizers into possible plots.
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Thursday's arrests renewed fears that militants might find fertile ground for sympathizers in Brazil, a diverse population of more than 200 million people.
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The AP's Raphael Satter talked to several people targeted by ISIS sympathizers, putting a face to the victims of a scary online campaign.
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"Attacks by opposition groups have become increasingly targeted, aimed at members or sympathizers of the ruling party and the security forces," Bekele said.
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Enslaved people who escaped like Frederick Douglass spread stories of torture and murder through a growing network of black and white Northern sympathizers.
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Johnson said Smith's actions are little more than political stunts, comparing them to the House Un-American Activities Committee's hunt for communist sympathizers.
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But Twitter has long been criticized over its use by terrorists and their sympathizers, as well as for abuse and harassment against users.
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During Chavez's 1999-2013 rule of Venezuela, leftist sympathizers would often travel here on "solidarity" tours from Europe or other Latin American countries.
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Its online appeals to sympathizers in the Dar Al-Kufr—the territory of disbelief—continue to find vulnerable, disturbed individuals prepared to act.
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Authorities suspect there are hundreds of Islamic State sympathizers in Indonesia, some of whom have traveled to Syria to fight alongside the group.
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In 1776, powerful British sympathizers in the colonies hatched a plot against Washington -- some say to kidnap him; others say to kill him.
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"You can see where voters would have no way to figure out whether this is a rally of sympathizers - or subversives," he said.
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Government leaders in both Beijing and Hong Kong, as well as the more clever Communist sympathizers here, are aware of this perception problem.
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The hotel is owned by a Catalan family, part of a network of sympathizers Mr. Puigdemont has also relied on for financial support.
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Police and National Guard troops were deployed in the area around the National Assembly to prevent violence between opposition sympathizers and Maduro supporters.
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It's difficult to know whether those targeted were hard-core followers of Gülen, or sympathizers, or not related to the movement at all.
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As we recently warned, if the international community does not mobilize, the camp may spawn the next generation of ISIS supporters and sympathizers.
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Simply put, Iran's strike outside its border in Koysinjac may have sent a message back across the border to affiliated anti-Iranian sympathizers.
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"Most likely, he is here with the intention to recruit ISIS sympathizers in Mindanao," dela Rosa said, using another acronym for Islamic State.
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Smolansky said the funds were donations from opposition sympathizers and were being used to pay for food, water, tents and transportation of citizens.
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Joseph McCarthy, who investigated US government officials he suspected of being secret communist sympathizers in the 1950s, often with little to no evidence.
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Debate only heightened in December when a couple who claimed to be ISIS sympathizers killed more than a dozen people in San Bernardino, California.
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Pictures posted by Islamic State sympathizers on Twitter showed a man resembling Kelly posing with a machine gun in front of an armored car.
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Countries in the Arabic Peninsula have the highest rate of ISIS sympathizers, but the number on U.S. soil is higher than many would expect.
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Push and pull Beyond the battle-hardened survivors of the caliphate, there are plenty of ISIS sympathizers sustained by online radicalization and extremist preachers.
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He has complained about the quality of the prison food, having to eat with plastic utensils and not being able to communicate with sympathizers.
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Back then, some people claimed it had been orchestrated by sympathizers loyal to Buhari, a Muslim opposition politician, in order to undermine the president.
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Trump's sympathizers, like Sarah Palin, who is threatening to back Ryan's challenger in the primary, argue that there is something anti-democratic about #NeverTrump.
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As a community healthworker he risked his life last year by traveling to newly liberated villages in a region still harboring Islamic State sympathizers.
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In a vicious war of attrition, the rebels targeted police, the military and local officials, while the authorities hit back at suspected communist sympathizers.
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Outside of his affiliation with Nazi sympathizers, Rice has also been accused of being a fascist, an anti-Semite, a misogynist, and a racist.
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Telegram is a messaging platform believed to be popular with Islamic State sympathizers, who use chatrooms with hundreds of members, besides holding private conversations.
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But its critical stance towards Merkel's welcoming migration policy is gaining sympathizers as Germans grapple with almost 1.1 million new migrants inside their borders.
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But its critical stance towards Merkel's welcoming migration policy is gaining sympathizers as Germans grapple with almost 633 million new migrants inside their borders.
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Too much bashing of the president could turn off voters more interested in kitchen-table issues and motivate Trump sympathizers to rally around him.
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Research by the Counter Extremism Project claims Facebook's algorithms are enabling sympathizers of the extremist group to connect and radicalize others across the network.
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Beginning in fall 2015, he also began meeting with undercover law enforcement employees who were posing as like-minded sympathizers of the Islamic State.
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S. citizens should always be alert to the possibility that terrorist sympathizers or self-radicalized extremists may conduct attacks with little or no warning.
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This would make Muslims feel more at home in the West and encourage them to share information with the authorities about potential ISIS sympathizers.
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And, most of all, it will require robust information-sharing between countries about both the direct and indirect threat ISIS and its sympathizers pose.
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For instance, Islamic State in Iraq and Syria sympathizers defaced several Ohio government websites last June, forcing the state to take affected servers offline.
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In each case, the danger to the United States from aggressive leaders, weapons of mass destruction, violent paramilitaries and radicalized sympathizers is very real.
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"We're supposed to stand up to discrimination and we're sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocally to Nazi sympathizers," Obama said.
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For instance, Islamic State in Iraq and Syria sympathizers defaced several Ohio government websites last June, forcing the state to take affected servers offline.
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But several polls show this time Sarkozy is losing ground even among party sympathizers, who favor the more moderate former prime minister Alain Juppe.
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Mueller has sought to establish that multiple people around the President had contacts with Russians and their sympathizers and were dishonest about those communications.
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But they couldn't catch Knight or his core supporters, who had fled to the swamps where they survived with the support of local sympathizers.
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But police also said some prisoners had recently met Aman Abdurrahman, who is believed to be the ideological leader of IS sympathizers in Indonesia.
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The MHP support base once included sympathizers of the "Grey Wolves", a nationalist youth group that fought street battles with leftists in the 1970s.
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Those arrests came at a time when the authorities were cracking down on people they called Maoist sympathizers, supporters of the journalists have said.
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Despite the increase in the numbers of identified far-right sympathizers, far-right violent crime dropped 34 percent overall in 2017, the report showed.
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When Soviet warplanes bombed Iasi, Romanian authorities accused Iasi's Jews of being Communist sympathizers who had sent signals to mark targets for Soviet aircraft.
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Although the number of committed Generation Identity followers is estimated at only 400 to 500, officials say the number of sympathizers is far greater.
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Mateen was on an FBI list of suspected ISIS sympathizers and was looked into by federal authorities once in 2013 and again in 2014.
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Some suggested that this failure was the work of a vast web of Communist spies and sympathizers operating at all levels of the government.
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In 9, an insurgency led by Maoist sympathizers ended after rebels agreed to a peace agreement and the country transitioned from monarchy to democracy.
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The migrants, they note, are not being sent to extermination camps and their Israeli sympathizers will not be risking their lives by harboring them.
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Hundreds of thousands of people accused of being communist sympathizers were killed by the military and armed vigilante groups in the years that followed.
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Authoritarian governments have also learned to co-opt social media, using it to disseminate propaganda, rally sympathizers or simply spread confusion, Professor Chenoweth said.
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Many Islamic State members, captured and held in camps by the Kurdish-led Syrian forces, have now escaped, along with suspected affiliates and sympathizers.
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Along the pipeline from Hong Kong to Taiwan, a clandestine network of sympathizers has sprung into action, quietly operating safe houses and orchestrating exits.
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Two government sympathizers died blowing up an opposition radio station in León, according to the station owner and the Nicaraguan Center for Human Rights.
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Less than an hour later, an image of the young man's face appeared on a WhatsApp group shared by militiamen, police officers and sympathizers.
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Other United Nations officials say they have verified reports that people accused of being ISIS sympathizers have been turned over to Syrian military intelligence.
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During the Civil War, California was so lousy with Confederate sympathizers that the Union Army garrisoned troops in Los Angeles to guard against insurrection.
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No one has been held accountable for the massacre of members of the Communist Party of Indonesia and their sympathizers in 1965 and 1966.
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But CNN terrorism analyst Paul Cruickshank said ISIS often uses that kind of terminology to refer to attacks by alleged sympathizers in the West.
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But the group still has the capability to attract recruits, raise funds, secure weapons and inspire sympathizers to carry out attacks around the world.
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Diplomats and analysts say Ankara woke up late to the threat, allowing Islamic State to develop networks of sympathizers, a charge the government rejects.
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"Over the course of this electoral campaign, (Fayulu) called on his supporters and sympathizers to destroy electoral materials," the FCC said in a statement.
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"We're supposed to stand up to discrimination, and we're sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocally to Nazi sympathizers," Obama said.
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Earlier, police said his family was among 500 Islamic State sympathizers who had returned from Syria, but the police chief said that was incorrect.
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Donald Trump said he is open to racially profiling Americans, particularly Muslim Americans, if that means he can get ahead of more ISIS sympathizers.
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This camp of Thompson sympathizers is convinced that Kardashian is keeping him against his will, even comparing it to the Oscar-winning film Get Out.
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If she starts getting too cocky, a soldier gets blown up; if she begins to feel too distant, her boyfriend gets kidnapped by Taliban sympathizers.
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The contractors' task in Venezuela was to protect Maduro from any attempt by opposition sympathizers in his own security forces to detain him, Shabayev said.
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A series of small-scale attacks since early 2016 has been linked to Islamic State, which is believed to have thousands of sympathizers in Indonesia.
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Victims of anti-Semitic violence Trump ran a campaign accused of playing to support from intolerant groups such as white nationalists and even Nazi sympathizers.
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German parties say the AfD's verbal attacks against mainly Muslim migrants legitimizes a language of hate that encourages far-right sympathizers to resort to violence.
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BARACK OBAMA, FORMER PRESIDENT: If you accept the support of Klan sympathizers before you are president, you will accept their support after you&aposre president.
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"Hail to the Chief" originally honored Roderick Dhu, a fictional 16th-century Highland Chieftain continually at war with the English and their sympathizers in Scotland.
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But they said it was not clear whether such sympathizers had formal links to Islamic State in Syria or Iraq, or were simply offering allegiance.
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Telegram is a messaging platform known to be popular among Islamic State sympathizers, who use chatrooms with hundreds of members as well as private conversations.
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There is no reason to think that the threat from ISIS' far-flung network of affiliates and sympathizers has disappeared with the passing of Baghdadi.
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There is no reason to conclude that the threat from ISIS' far-flung network of affiliates and sympathizers has disappeared with the passing of Baghdadi.
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Vocal factions of white supremacists, anti-Semites, and Nazi sympathizers—occasionally referred to as the "alt-right"—endorsed Trump from the start of his campaign.
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Lyta's romantic relationship with Seg gives her sympathy for the Rankless, who her peers view as scum at best, and automatic terrorist sympathizers at worst.
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The guy lives in this nest, as I think Catherine Herridge called it, next to the mosque with a lot of other sympathizers of ISIS.
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Sympathizers Parade in Geneva GENEVA — Revolutionist and Socialist meetings are being held here every night, and there are processions over which the red flag waves.
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So, just to recap: Asked about the problem of rising anti-Muslim sentiment during this election, Trump responded by accusing Muslims of being terrorist sympathizers.
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Home to Europe's largest Muslim community, French security forces are on alert after a series of attacks by Islamist militants and sympathizers in recent years.
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This weekend, it's not clear how many neo-Nazi sympathizers will convene in Middle Tennessee; estimates range from a few dozen, to a couple hundred.
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Analysts and diplomats suspected the attack was linked to Uighur sympathizers angered by Thailand's deportation of more than 100 Uighurs to China the previous month.
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They were the third-, fourth- and fifth-most popular among white nationalist users examined and the third-, fourth- and seventh-most popular for Nazi sympathizers.
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Members of the leftist groups and their sympathizers have been protesting the gentrification spreading into Berlin neighborhoods that have been home to squatters for decades.
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And that is in addition to thousands of ISIS sympathizers and others, who are officially listed as security threats in the intelligence services's "S" files.
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Last Friday, it said UNICEF staff "train and deploy spies who support the insurgents and their sympathizers," undermining its counterterrorism efforts in Nigeria's volatile northeast.
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"We're in a sort of despair, and he makes us live," Mr. Carron said, adding that he knows National Front sympathizers who voted for him.
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"Some of them are directly involved with terrorist activities and some are sympathizers for the terrorist group," Zaw Htay wrote in an email to CNN.
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It is possible to believe that ISIS would have emerged, seized vast territory, beheaded Americans, rattled Paris and struck through sympathizers in San Bernardino anyway.
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A series of small-scale attacks since early 2016 have been linked to Islamic State, which is believed to have thousands of sympathizers in Indonesia.
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Kurdish forces are also guarding as many as 12,000 ISIS fighters in makeshift prisons and thousands of ISIS sympathizers in the al-Hol refugee camp.
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Among the sympathizers who had been radicalized by the urban movements was Ho Tan Phan, whose father and grandfather had been killed fighting the French.
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The release of the 2005 video has apparently forced many Trump supporters or sympathizers to realize something that should have been obvious from the beginning.
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This year, only about 200 came, in part because many far-right sympathizers instead went to a huge demonstration in Chemnitz on the same day.
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Generations of Indonesian jihadi cells have sprung up and evolved by now, from Darul Islam to Jemaah Islamiyah to today's sympathizers with the Islamic State.
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Other degrowth sympathizers have joined François at the encampment in the eight years since its foundation, but they have not stayed; today he continues alone.
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When World War II erupted in Europe, Lindbergh jumped into the "America First" movement, an isolationist group that came to be dominated by Nazi sympathizers.
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Many opposition sympathizers have become frustrated by Maduro's continued grip on power, thanks to backing from the armed forces and support from China and Russia.
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Without having to physically reach, recruit or train sympathizers, ISIS' propaganda machine can spread content across the web, and either directly order or inspire attacks.
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He accused Europe of "two-faced behavior" for allowing PKK sympathizers to set up a tent near an EU-Turkey summit in Brussels last week.
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ISIS soldiers, followers and sympathizers can connect with one another on social media groups and websites, and disseminate deadly ideas and plans in a nanosecond.
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If liberalism is dead, then, it's a strange sort of demise: Here is an ideology that has many accused sympathizers, but no champions, no defenders.
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JAD is an umbrella organization on a U.S. State Department terrorist list that is estimated to have drawn hundreds of Islamic State sympathizers in Indonesia.
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Opposition sympathizers accompanied the newly-elected opposition deputies through lines of soldiers to reach the National Assembly building in the center of the capital, Caracas.
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Around him were other men and teenage boys waiting to be cleared by Iraqi intelligence officers who were on the lookout for ISIS sympathizers and suspects.
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Since it's impossible to harden security at every public space in America, law enforcement has focused on arresting suspected Islamic State sympathizers before they can act.
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An underground network of sympathizers helped the group avoid police until 2011, including one supporter named André Eminger who is accused of renting apartments for them.
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Attempts at silencing Mr. M'bala M'bala have created tensions over free speech and gained him support among some French Muslims, as well as far-right sympathizers.
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Others are not so certain the Russians want to take on ISIS, which now poses threats beyond the Middle East with members or its terrorist sympathizers.
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Some military bases in Afghanistan have limited the number of troops carrying weapons, in order to guard against insider attacks by militant sympathizers or disgruntled recruits.
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Because the goal of a nominating convention is to unite party sympathizers who are watching at home, the aim is essentially the opposite of reality TV's.
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"Juppe was already seen by Republicans sympathizers as the 'full-cover insurance' to ensure victory over the Left in 2017," said Frederic Dabi of Ifop pollsters.
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But the scathing attacks on his administration can seem overblown to his sympathizers, making it easier for them to dismiss uncomfortable truths about its real shortcomings.
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Richter, too, has relocated; even though the people who allegedly blew up his car are in custody, he found himself hounded and harassed by their sympathizers.
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Macron has toned down his previous criticism of Socialist sacred cows, which had rattled left-wing sympathizers but made him increasingly popular with the wider electorate.
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In 2013, Mr. Erdogan blamed Hizmet sympathizers within the Turkish bureaucracy for initiating a corruption investigation that implicated members of his cabinet and other close associates.
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In this case, it may be helping the extremist groups because it allows users to like the pages, potentially providing a list of sympathizers for recruiters.
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Other German parties say the AfD's verbal attacks against mainly Muslim migrants legitimize a language of hate that encourages far-right sympathizers to resort to violence.
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But a five-month effort trying to combat extremism shows promise in getting would-be white nationalist and ISIS sympathizers to click away from radical content.
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Telegram is a messaging platform believed to be popular with Islamic State sympathizers, who use chatrooms with hundreds of members as well as have private conversations.
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ISIS has demonstrated its prowess at navigating the Internet of Things through its use of social media to radicalize sympathizers and encrypted communication to plot attacks.
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The Nazis and Nazi sympathizers of old were often constrained by nationalism: "Deutschland Uber Alles" for the Third Reich, "America First" for US isolationists in 1940.
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Many opposition sympathizers say Maduro uses dialogue proceedings as stalling mechanisms to burnish the international image of the ruling Socialist Party while avoiding any significant changes.
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That Barnes's death has sparked such an intense reaction could be seen as part of a deliberate effort from activists and sympathizers to counter these trends.
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The Bangladeshi government has been increasingly aggressive toward militant groups, arresting thousands of suspected sympathizers and monitoring mosques, but it has to play a careful game.
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If Nissan provided damaging information about Mr. Ghosn to prosecutors as part of an effort to dethrone him — as many Ghosn sympathizers believe — it backfired badly.
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More than 20,000 Nazi sympathizers are packed into Madison Square Garden as Greenbaum attempts to silence Fritz Kuhn, Bundesführer (so-called) of the German American Bund.
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In 1938, when he was 17, Walter fled just a few days before Kristallnacht, the November pogrom against Jews by uniformed Nazis and their civilian sympathizers.
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Myanmar officials have previously denied accusations of ethnic cleansing and have asserted that outside depictions of the crisis are distorted or fabricated by pro-Rohingya sympathizers.
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Across the societies of the West, a hard hand — limitations on freedom of speech and association — against (perceived) communists and their sympathizers was tolerated, even welcomed.
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" Obama argued that, "We are supposed to stand up to discrimination and we are sure as heck to stand up clearly and unequivocally to Nazi sympathizers.
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The ability of those in the pro-European Union camp to rally their sympathizers could prove decisive in the referendum, which is scheduled for June 23.
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It has been well documented that the presence of US troops in Saudi Arabia in the 1990s created great anger among jihadi sympathizers in Saudi Arabia.
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That is a truth that President-elect Donald Trump, a Putin apologist who is surrounding himself with top aides who are also Kremlin sympathizers, cannot ignore.
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And "America First," Trump's governing theme, was a slogan of Nazi sympathizers in the United States just before World War II. Which brings us to civics.
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In advance of Spencer's appearance, an estimated 500 people, both Spencer sympathizers and protesters, gathered outside the venue on the university's campus, according to ABC News.
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Trump, who appointed Wray in 2017, has downplayed the danger of white nationalism and even praised some of the Nazi sympathizers who marched in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Concerns about security were underlined last week when Brazilian police arrested a cell of alleged Islamic State sympathizers who police said were organizing a terrorist attack.
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The militant group holds territory in Iraq and Syria and has sympathizers and recruits around the world who have carried out shootings and bombings of civilians.
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He may have tried to get to Syria, where the Islamic State is recruiting sympathizers, but was not charged with anything after the FBI examined his travel.
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The government has said the couple were sympathizers of Islamic State militants and wants to open the phone to find out more about possible connections and contacts.
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US citizens should also be alert to the possibility that extremist sympathizers or self-radicalized extremists may conduct attacks during this period with little or no warning.
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The UK's Daily Mail reports that Indonesian officials believe ISIS sympathizers have spread throughout the country's prison system and are currently recruiting criminals to join the group.
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There has been a lot of hand-wringing about Goffman, and even her sympathizers mostly declined to speak to me on the record for fear of contamination.
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She said jihadist-run accounts on social media urged sympathizers of these groups to fan the flame of jihad in Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim nation.
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When users are punished for offensive content, what do those users' sympathizers and supporters think — those who might not agree with inconsistent applications of poorly worded policies?
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All of this begs the question: Given how much it's gone after ISIS sympathizers, why isn't Twitter doing more to curb the rise of white nationalist groups?
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In Madrid, dozens of party sympathizers give up their weekends to staff information desks in the streets of targeted neighborhoods - upscale and working class - to engage voters.
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For far-right leaders, it was a chance to see how many of their sympathizers would be willing to gather publicly, rather than in pseudonymous online forums.
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Ties between Turkey and the EU have become more strained since a failed coup last month that led Turkey to purge state institutions of suspected coup sympathizers.
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Attacks on refugee shelters are increasing, with more than 200 on migrant hostels this year and right-wing sympathizers responsible for almost all of them, police say.
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Southeast Asian nations believe the region is home to thousands of Islamic State sympathizers, and Indonesia and Malaysia have detained scores of suspected militants in recent years.
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In a purge of suspected coup sympathizers, 80,000 people have been removed from both civilian and military duties, including many generals, officers and rank-and-file soldiers.
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As a 803-year-old starlet in Hollywood in 1949, the ingénue was distressed to see the name Nancy Davis on a list of suspected Communist sympathizers.
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He didn't know it yet, but the bombing was the first attack of a small group of local thugs and Nazi sympathizers known as the Freital Group.
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It also recorded a huge surge in far-right sympathizers and supporters; 95,000 people attended right-wing extremist demonstrations in 2015, up from 20153,000 a year earlier.
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In that incident, about two dozen men described by the authorities as sympathizers of Islamic State, attacked gun stores and a national guard facility, killing seven people.
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The sign, posted to the front door of the store in the Cleveland suburb of Willoughby, asked for Trump "sympathizers" to go elsewhere, Cleveland 19 reported Tuesday.
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"Today they're enjoying a pyrrhic victory, without a doubt," said opposition lawmaker Freddy Guevara, who joined a group of opposition sympathizers in an upscale neighborhood of Caracas.
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Joe McCarthy's rabid investigation of artists, activists and labor to discern whether communists and communist sympathizers were trying to undercut American institutions amid a wider Red Scare.
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Still, the government included Nazi sympathizers, and, at his segregated school, bullies called him "Jew boy," while his own lapses were met with strokes of a cane.
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White supremacists and their sympathizers had originally organized a "Unite the Right" rally to protest the Charlottesville City Council's decision to remove a statue of Confederate Gen.
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The EU says Turkey must narrow its definition of terrorist crimes, which leads to extensive application of the law against intellectuals, Kurdish sympathizers and critics of Erdogan.
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He and his cohort could hunker down, like the regime in North Korea, and wait until the resistance and its sympathizers give up and leave the country.
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Related Blair Center data from 2010 helps illuminate another important feature of the Tea Party nationally — namely, the relationship between core members and fellow travelers or sympathizers.
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After Dar's attack, Indian security forces launched a major crackdown, searching Kashmiri homes and detaining hundreds of supporters, sympathizers and family members of those in armed groups.
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He is also known for wearing the cornflower, which was an illegal symbol for Nazi sympathizers when the Nazi Party was still illegal in Austria (pre-annexation).
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Her sympathizers note that she reached the top of the world in an era when Eastern bloc athletes served as stage props in a political morality play.
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On the ground: Amid the chaos of the ground invasion and strikes, hundreds of Islamic State sympathizers escaped from a low-security detention camp in the region.
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And Confederate sympathizers and fans of the statues have been flocking to the city from as far away as New Mexico and Colorado to protest their removal.
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The City Council agreed, but the opposition to the move was fierce, allying Confederate sympathizers, historical preservationists and state lawmakers, local blue bloods and out-of-staters.
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Chatrooms in messaging applications used by Islamists such as Telegram showed defiant messages about Baghdadi's death, according to a researcher who monitors activity by Islamic State sympathizers.
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Some of the most active memorial associations could be found in Los Angeles County, which remained a haven for Confederate sympathizers in the decades after the war.
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But it poses a new threat: as a militant organization that can still exploit social media and recruit sympathizers around the world to kill in its name.
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It has also opposed any deal that could help more of ETA's members or sympathizers make a smooth transition to legal political activities in the Basque region.
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Aside from the high-profile suicide bombings, Islamic State sympathizers have been able to carry out targeted attacks inside Turkish territory along the border in recent months.
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Hurghada was the scene of a somewhat similar attack in January 2016, when two Islamic State sympathizers attacked European tourists on a hotel terrace, wounding three people.
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"The failed electoral strategy of pursuing legacy dixiecrat voters and their sympathizers must be consigned to the dustbin of history," the statement read, referring to Evans' campaign.
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Malaysian Defense Minister Hishammuddin Hussein said the success of the Mosul operation would drive hundreds of IS militants and sympathizers from Southeast Asia back to their home countries.
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Habré ruled with an iron fist from the start, executing prisoners of war and political opponents, and enforcing a violent crackdown on civilians suspected of being opposition sympathizers.
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However, the election committee is "highly dominated by AKP sympathizers," said Lina Khatib, head of the Middle East and North Africa program at British think tank Chatham House.
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The students who survived the Parkland shooting and now lobby for gun control continue to be targeted with posts that baselessly describe them as Nazi sympathizers and communists.
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Among the leftist sympathizers arrested was Constantino Suárez, a professional photographer who had been embedded with the Republican army and used his craft to support their political cause.
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The terror group, as well as its sympathizers, has employed the tactic in Nice, Berlin, Paris, and London and written about it in its English-language magazine, Dabiq.
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But one concern officials have had is that American ISIS sympathizers unable to reach the so-called caliphate would attempt to launch attacks in the United States instead.
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Since the major rise of ISIS in 2014, federal law enforcement has dedicated significant resources to investigating sympathizers of the group and stopping plots inside the United States.
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Aliriza noted that Turkey is likely to crack down on internal ISIS sympathizers and continue efforts to secure the border with Syria in the wake of Tuesday's attack.
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Hussain, who officials have said was active in encouraging sympathizers to carry out "lone wolf" attacks, was killed in Syria by a U.S. air strike in August 2015.
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When the Nazi party was banned in Austria from 1934 until 1938, Nazi sympathizers in Austria would wear the symbol as a secret way to identify each other.
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Yiannopoulos has made his celebrity saying outlandish, offensive and purposely provocative things, but this was too much for many of his conservative sympathizers — and his biggest business partner.
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The terror group, as well as its sympathizers, has deployed the tactic in Nice, Berlin, Paris, and London, and written about it in its English language magazine, Dabiq.
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His vulnerability and the deep divisions in Iran's hierarchy have fueled suspicions among some of his sympathizers that conservative rivals may have played a hand in the crisis.
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The assumption is that the Shiite-dominated Iraqi government or the Iraqi Kurdish forces will hold and, if appropriate, prosecute any suspected foot soldiers and sympathizers they capture.
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Intensifying its crackdown on followers of radical Islamist groups since last year, Jordan has also arrested dozens of sympathizers who show support for such groups on social media.
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Separately, scientists have designed an algorithm to track the activity of Islamic State sympathizers online, with the goal of predicting when groups will turn from talk to action.
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"Do not ask for anyone's permission," he said, and suggested that sympathizers who could not buy weapons should instead use rocks, knives or even cars to kill infidels.
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The Nigerian military says it detains people it suspects of being Boko Haram sympathizers — including people who have been kidnapped — to weed out anyone who might be dangerous.
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He had become, in contexts both positive and negative, the pre-eminent but two-dimensional icon of a political struggle that involved thousands of organizers, activists and sympathizers.
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In 2014, the Islamic State asked sympathizers to commit violence using any available means, including stabbings, in countries whose militaries were fighting the group in Iraq and Syria.
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A time when — right in Berlin's hometown — Fritz Kuhn's German-American Bund could draw a crowd of 20,000 homegrown Nazi sympathizers to a rally in Madison Square Garden.
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Some Belgian media say the group harbors Islamic State sympathizers and that the search for other group members had led Brussels to cancel Thursday night's planned firework display.
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Neither did social media outlets like Twitter, nor a bevy of easy-to-use encrypted chat services that terrorists have exploited in recent years to sway potential sympathizers.
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He and his sympathizers have blamed his setbacks not on his business decisions but on the machinations of Dublin's bankers and politicians, as well as his former staff.
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"Please no Imperial Sympathizers, Borg, Vogons, Lannisters (some exceptions), Sith or Trump supporters," he wrote in a post for a roommate, invoking some of fiction's most notorious villains.
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The episode added to the problems faced by Mr. Abe, who was already dealing with accusations of showing favoritism toward friends and conservative sympathizers, which he has denied.
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This is particularly true in the case of Iran, a country that is unpredictable in its responses and hides behind proxies and sympathizers to do its dirty work.
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Arte, Mujer y Memoria is organized as a timeline of political oppression, starting with the privatization of basic amenities to the disappearance of thousands of assumed Leftist sympathizers.
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A government source said the mausoleum was being closed temporarily due to concerns Franco sympathizers and protesters alike might gather at the site, which has only one entrance.
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Marwell comprehensively recounts this case of justice denied, and how — helped by his wealthy family, loyal friends and Nazi sympathizers — Mengele succeeded in evading his would-be captors.
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The SWAT team had decided to release them after consulting two lists compiled by Iraqi intelligence services, each containing the names of ISIS fighters and sympathizers in Mosul.
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But the US estimates there are still nearly 30,000 ISIS fighters in the region, and the group still inspires sympathizers all over the world through its online operations.
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Terrorist sympathizers on Facebook and YouTube have clearly taken advantage of these gaps, and are deploying simple tactics to evade both manual and automated detection by the companies.
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About 850 men and several thousand women and children from nearly 50 countries are being held in northern Syria in detention camps for Islamic State fighters and sympathizers.
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The authorities also announced last week that they had arrested a cell of alleged Islamic State sympathizers who were in the early stages of organizing a terrorist attack.
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"There's been a realization that has occurred with black people since Trump came to office," Soares explained, referencing white supremacist groups and sympathizers, some inside the White House.
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That may in part reflect the reduced activities of Islamic State and its sympathizers on social media - a decline which coincides with its territorial losses in Iraq and Syria.
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The United States supported the Suharto regime and provided it with a list of supposed communist sympathizers, although former officials say it was only based on publicly available information.
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The move comes after the Times of London set off a firestorm with reports that major advertisers were being featured alongside terrorist sympathizers, Nazis and other extremists on YouTube.
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King has also retweeted self-proclaimed Nazi sympathizers, and warned of the "Great Replacement" — a white nationalist talking point that whites are being substituted with ethnic minorities through immigration.
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While he was in prison he issued a 21964,000-word letter that created considerable controversy among white people, alienating some sympathizers who thought Dr. King was being too aggressive.
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In a video following the events in Charlottesville last month, Kjellberg attempted to distance himself further from those who suggested he was aligned with Nazi sympathizers and white supremacists.
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The government also likely figured that a mass execution would deter sympathizers of the Islamic State jihadist group, which has declared the kingdom an enemy and repeatedly attacked it.
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Since 2014 there have been 87 sympathizers charged with terror-related offences in the United State and there have been 25 terrorist plots inspired by or instigated by ISIS.
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Heather Elizabeth Coffman was sentenced to 54 months in prison in May 2015 for her role as a facilitator providing online travel information and support to Islamic State sympathizers.
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North Korean provocations increase, Iran remains within reach of developing nuclear weapons, and ISIL and its sympathizers are committing unspeakable acts across the Middle East and around the globe.
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Living in San Francisco, you encounter plenty of vegetarians, vegans, and a surprising number of sympathizers who would happily join those tribes if not for one meat in particular.
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The 23 men included members and sympathizers of Jaish-e-Mohammad, the militant group which has claimed responsibility for Thursday's attack, the deadliest on Indian security forces in decades.
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As the extent of the impact he had on the debate over government and corporate data collection became clear, his critics and sympathizers sorted themselves into three main camps.
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Ultimately, they devised an equation that tries to explain the activity of Islamic State sympathizers online and might, they say, eventually help predict attacks that are about to happen.
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Nonetheless, over that period, EgyptAir fired a number of employees, mostly members of the ground staff, who were presumed to be sympathizers of the Muslim Brotherhood, security officials said.
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A report by campaign group Human Right Watch last September accused the Malian military of conducting extrajudicial killings, kidnappings, torture and arbitrary arrests against suspected sympathizers of jihadist groups.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) and their congressional sympathizers refuse to allow for votes on gun safety legislation, saying there is no proof that they will make Americans safer.
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The Northern regime has imprisoned, tortured and killed many of its own citizens for trying to defect to the South or for being suspected South Korean agents or sympathizers.
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Why were even their milder siblings — placid Pam, brother Tom, and their refined, aloof mother, Sydney — also fascist sympathizers, happy to visit Unity in Munich and socialize with Hitler?
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The 1912 strike in Lawrence showcased IWW ingenuity, as striking textile workers sent their children away on trains to be housed by sympathizers of the strike in other cities.
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The suspect, Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov, said he was inspired by ISIS, and other ISIS sympathizers have used vehicle-ramming attacks overseas to kill scores of people in recent years.
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It is a purposeful blurring of the line between operations that are planned and carried out by the terror group's core fighters and those carried out by its sympathizers.
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Barring an 11th-hour compromise, organizers expect up to 73,000 sympathizers to move into Amona, where 40 families live in prefabricated homes and trailers, to resist a forced evacuation.
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Sarkozy's abrasive style and judicial woes had dogged his ratings for months, together with disappointment even among party sympathizers with his five years in office, from 2007 to 2012.
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In 2014, ISIS called on sympathizers to commit violence using any means available, including stabbings, in those countries whose militaries were fighting the terror group in Iraq and Syria.
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Herman's nephew (Anthony Boyle), on the other hand, is a hotheaded sort, one not above picking fights with the Nazi sympathizers increasingly comfortable about showing their faces in public.
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Sanders sympathizers who are not necessarily fully bought-in Berners typically feel that the most reasonable arrangement would be for Sanders to stand down in favor of Elizabeth Warren.
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The Kremlin's critics say the convictions are harsh and that they sought to scare off would-be sympathizers from joining the biggest protest movement in the capital for years.
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Even before the liberation of Iraq from ISIS, the task of completely rooting ISIS sympathizers and sleeper cell members proved difficult in the eastern part of Mosul and Kirkuk.
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Held hostage by opportunistic separatist authorities, they are simultaneously cast as outlaws by the Ukrainian government — as separatist sympathizers and disloyal citizens, whose sin was having been taken hostage.
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Over 1,600 Moroccans have joined the Islamic State in Syria and Libya, according to Morocco's Interior Ministry, and security experts believe there are hundreds of sympathizers inside the country.
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Guaido had called on supporters on Tuesday to march to the headquarters of parliament to hold session, but Socialist Party leaders on Saturday called in sympathizers to surround Congress.
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The F.B.I. characterized the members of the swatting ring as neo-Nazi sympathizers and said they used racial slurs and anti-Semitic language in their discussions about potential targets.
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There is also an elevated threat of ISIS sympathizers acting on their own to conduct a large-scale terrorist attack in retaliation for recent losses in Iraq and Syria.
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It gives them a potent way to track criminals as well as online malcontents, sympathizers of the protest movement in Hong Kong, critics of police themselves and other undesirables.
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With Macron's fledgling Republic on the Move party dominating the center, Wauquiez is likely to take The Republicans to the right, fishing for support among eurosceptic National Front sympathizers.
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ISIS militants and sympathizers have used social media for years to spread their message, as well as reach out to potential supporters and coerce them into joining the group.
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In a time of significant "green on blue" attacks, where insurgent sympathizers inside Afghan security units were murdering US troops, we feared violent reprisals and a massive security repercussions.
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But the return of French control when World War II ended in 1945 brought its own problems: Some viewed the people in his region as Nazi sympathizers or collaborators.
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In October, the government passed a law allowing for cameras to be installed in the homes of suspected IS sympathizers, which critics said would be used to suppress dissent.
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Earlier this year they discovered and helped secure Hitler's prized Josef Thorak horse sculptures, believed to be destroyed in the Battle of Berlin, from a group of Nazi sympathizers.
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Some analysts say the electorate is becoming lethargic, with opposition sympathizers tired of trying to defeat Mr. Museveni and concluding that elections here are mostly a sham, to bestow legitimacy.
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When suspected Islamic State militants were detained in May, experts said Kenya's focus on dismantling al Shabaab cells may have allowed sympathizers of Islamic State to slip under the radar.
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The scandal adds to a string of recent public immigration embarrassments for Malaysia, in addition to numerous arrests of suspected ISIS sympathizers within its own security apparatus and civil service.
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But analysts said it was unlikely to freeze attempts by Islamic State franchises and sympathizers around the world to sow mayhem and fear in the name of their extremist ideology.
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Norma Richter, a 50-year-old mother of 13 kids, said the changes overtaking the town feel like a "cultural cleansing," echoing a common refrain among church members and sympathizers.
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So the opposition and its international sympathizers might believe Guaidó's claims are constitutional in the abstract, but many of the country's relevant players disagree with that interpretation of the constitution.
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But Bundy sympathizers remain a real constituency in their home state, where the federal government's management of land and natural resources has been an increasing source of frustration for conservatives.
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The kingdom has cracked down on suspected militants in recent years, imposing prison terms of several years for suspected sympathizers, including those expressing support for militant ideology on social media.
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Although the study finds that IS sympathizers are at least concerned about operational security, these measures can conflict with its ultimate goal: broadcast the group's beliefs to a broader audience.
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Trump's comments on the violence Saturday -- he condemned actions "on many sides" -- have been roundly criticized for what he didn't say about white supremacists, the alt-right or Nazi sympathizers.
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A small number of Islamic State sympathizers or supporters in Fadiliya have been rounded up by Kurdish security forces since the peshmerga recaptured it in late October, local officials say.
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And then there was the distinctively Trumpian touch: his slogan "America first" invoking the notorious movement before World War II that included not only traditional isolationists but also Nazi sympathizers.
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Police have arrested several suspected Islamic State sympathizers in recent weeks, including a 20-year-old Syrian refugee who had tried to cross into Denmark with potential bomb-making materials.
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"People were screaming, begging for their lives," Orlando, 52, said in a telephone interview, asking that his last name not be used out of fear of retaliation from terrorist sympathizers.
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And when he talks like a fascist, when he uses the America First slogan adopted by Nazi sympathizers in this country in the 1930s, it's all for play, you see.
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"As usual, there are unscrupulous individuals trying to take advantage of events to generate disorder and instability," said the statement, in an apparent reference to Brazilian sympathizers of Mr. Maduro.
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These are the sympathetic portraits painted in recent articles in The New York Times and Politico of Nazi sympathizers and racist supporters of President Donald Trump living in America's heartland.
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But that consensus never filtered through to the women involved, many of whom were convinced they had been targeted by Islamic State sympathizers right up until the AP contacted them.
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Experts say those accused of links to the group, but who live a long way from Islamic State's heartland, may only be sympathizers rather than have the group's active backing.
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Guaido's comments on Friday spurred some opposition sympathizers to conclude that he had declared himself interim president, and led several government officials to say he should be arrested for treason.
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This has been a practice the government has used against Gulen sympathizers for months, yet it was only when someone from their ideological ghetto was targeted that Turkey's secularists reacted.
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Last year, U.S. prosecutors said Salic was one of three Islamic State group sympathizers who plotted bombings and shootings in 2016 in New York before U.S. agents thwarted the plot.
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While Donald Trump is busy naming Nazi sympathizers, (alleged) Islamophobes, and noted racists to prominent White House positions, New York City buildings are busy removing his name from their facades.
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Practical-minded environmentalists and coal sympathizers alike have long touted carbon capture and underground storage as a low-emissions way to help the world's economy wean itself off fossil fuels.
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Earlier this month a spokesman for the hardline Sunni Muslim group urged global sympathizers to carry out new attacks, singling out Turkish diplomatic, military and financial interests as preferred targets.
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The standout poems, though, follow "Jim Limber the Adopted Mulatto Son of Jefferson Davis," a real person sometimes invoked by Confederate sympathizers to paint Davis as not all that racist.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — The armed mob set out after nightfall, looking to break up — or worse — an illegal gathering of communist sympathizers in an upscale neighborhood of Jakarta, the Indonesian capital.
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But as I watched Hunters, I worried that the show might be far more effective at titillating and arousing Nazi sympathizers than it is at speaking to the Jewish community.
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ISIS militants, sympathizers and supporters are escaping into the region and beyond; ISIS ideology remains intent on confronting the West, and now their trained fighters are back in the battle.
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But his popularity, which had already started improving with party sympathizers in June, rose after Islamist attacks on a Bastille Day crowd in Nice and on a priest in Normandy.
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And the biggest insult, the gravest disservice of Trump's giving comfort to Hitler sympathizers, is to those who fought to save the world from evil more than 70 years ago.
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Now, he's in President Donald Trump's doghouse for daring to challenge the president's unsupported claim that Democrats and their sympathizers in the FBI embedded a spy in his 2016 campaign.
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The efforts seemed to have paid off, but the news that two of her associates had longtime links to Nazi sympathizers and the party's campaign finance scandals raised new doubts.
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The detained men, who are described by their families as opposition sympathizers, now face charges of arson, theft, and illegally carrying weapons, which could lead to 10-year jail sentences.
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One of the regime's most notoriously cruel policies was to steal the babies of pregnant women they arrested and executed, allowing regime sympathizers to adopt the children as their own.
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This data shows that the overwhelming majority of domestic ISIS sympathizers were either born in the US or had been living here for a very long time before turning to terrorism.
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The sympathizers have met opposition from residents who are discouraging people from buying the cheap property in retaliation for what the ISIS members or supporters did to the citizens of Mosul.
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"It is a purposeful blurring of the line between operations that are planned and carried out by the terror group's core fighters and those carried out by its sympathizers," she added.
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But what was apparent was that the Kurds suspected the Arab villagers of being ISIS sympathizers, while the Arabs I spoke with, just miles from their town, denied any ISIS sympathies.
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Several militant groups in Indonesia have already sworn fealty to ISIS, as did those behind the Jakarta bombing, while in Malaysia, "lone wolf" ISIS sympathizers have been active on social media.
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The exodus began after the Times of London and other news outlets surfaced ads from major brands attached to videos posted by hate groups, including Nazi sympathizers and Islamic State terrorists.
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In fact, these exact young people without a care in the world — the precise right age for military service — will soon either be Nazis, soldiers, criminally complicit sympathizers, or, Holocaust victims.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Thousands of Venezuelan opposition sympathizers protested on Saturday against recurring blackouts that crippled much of the country this month and have aggravated the OPEC nation's economic and social crisis.
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Women's rights group across Spain condemned the court's decision and a social media storm ensued, with sympathizers rallying around her cause with the hashtag #JuanaEstáEnMiCasa (meaning 'Juana is in my house').
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But the country's opposition is slamming the plan as a discriminatory rationing system that will worsen hunger and could give Socialist Party sympathizers the power to withhold food from government critics.
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Since then, ISIS sympathizers carried out a mass shooting in San Bernardino, California, and last week in separate cases in Texas and California, two Iraqi refugees were arrested on terrorism charges.
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Prosecutors said Federal Bureau of Investigation and New York City Police Department officials posing as Islamic State sympathizers began meeting with Alimehmeti after the UK twice denied him entry in 2014.
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While some opposition sympathizers may vote and there will be some ni-ni (neither-nor) voters, generally speaking the voter turnout will be assumed to be a proxy for Maduro's support.
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But in 2013 the UAE jailed dozens of local citizens for plotting to overthrow the government, and it has launched a series of trials against suspected sympathizers of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Greene's saga, which has never been publicized, exposes an embarrassing breach of national security at the FBI—an agency that has made its mission rooting out ISIS sympathizers across the country.
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Any U.S. equipment transferred to Iraq as part of the train-and-equip program must be closely monitored to make sure it doesn't end up in the hands of Tehran sympathizers.
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The Saenuri Party's prolonged campaign against progressive South Koreans — whom it often refers to as "jongbuk," or untrustworthy sympathizers with North Korea — has raised eyebrows among many politically moderate South Koreans.
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The Hill previously found dozens of easily accessible pro-ISIS communities and sympathizers on Google Plus's platform that groups say Google ignored even when they were flagged directly to the company.
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Philippine security forces also blame the group or its sympathizers for carrying out a bomb attack that killed more than a dozen people this month in Mr. Duterte's hometown, Davao City.
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The Islamic State has blurred the line between operations planned and carried out by its core fighters and those carried out by sympathizers inspired, only at a distance, to commit violence.
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Some opposition sympathizers are appalled at the plans to use feces, both animal and human, calling it an unsanitary and inappropriate tactic even in the face of a government they despise.
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What is beyond doubt, though, is that Gulen sympathizers in government institutions and the military are responsible — along with President Erdogan himself — for turning the Turkish state into a war zone.
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"Some of them are directly involved with terrorist activities and some are sympathizers for the terrorist group," Zaw Htay, a spokesman for Myanmar's Presidential Office, wrote in an email to CNN.
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Pompeo, writing in the Wall Street Journal in January, advocated expanding bulk collection of telephone calling records in pursuit of Islamic State and its sympathizers who could plan attacks on Americans.
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At the time, authorities in America were on the trail of the brothers, who were also sending money to Islamic State sympathizers in the US to conduct terrorist operations in America.
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The Amaq News Agency no longer has a page available on Google Plus, but the platform is still rife with media from the outlet that has been posted by ISIS sympathizers.
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He told me that he never saw less than ten thousand pounds in the group's PayPal account, and that some donations were made by white-nationalist sympathizers in the United States.
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Furthermore, to have a president surround himself with a rogue's gallery of white supremacy sympathizers, anti-Muslim extremists, devout conspiracy theorists, anti-science doctrinaires and climate-change deniers is not normal.
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Callimachi: And in the same period of time —— Reporter: Actually a lone attacker who drove his vehicle over a curb —— Callimachi: ISIS and their sympathizers are attacking all over the world.
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Many of the Nazi sympathizers who gathered in his honor, and who often sport intimidating tattoos like the wolf above, believe that Hess was killed and revere him as a martyr.
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The suspect, Sayfullo Habibullaevic Saipov, said he was inspired by ISIS, and other ISIS sympathizers have used vehicle-ramming attacks overseas to terrify and kill scores of people in recent years.
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The dispute turned violent in May, setting off months of large-scale unrest across the city, including deadly riots in North Point, a district that was an enclave for Communist sympathizers.
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Those sympathizers were deeply influenced by Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution, the decade of upheaval on the Chinese mainland that began in 1966 and had dramatic, often violent effects across the country.
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Accordingly, Mr. Saeed has sympathizers and supporters across a large spectrum of society, and Pakistani officials have been wary of a potentially violent backlash if they move against the militant leader.
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There has been a spate of killings and kidnappings ahead of a July presidential election which rights groups say are being conducted by the army against suspected sympathizers of jihadist groups.
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Joint List leader Ayman Odeh says he will act to topple any government that includes Lieberman, who has long railed against Arab lawmakers as a fifth column and as terrorist sympathizers.
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Since then, some sympathizers had stayed in the shrinking caliphate, while others stayed abroad or slunk out of the doomed territory to perpetuate the group's ideals and re-spawn it elsewhere.
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He is considered one of the most dangerous of all ISIS operatives because he enabled a string of plots against France by communicating with ISIS sympathizers in France through encrypted messaging apps.
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An FBI affidavit filed in court with the criminal complaint summarized a lengthy sting operation employing several undercover agents and other "confidential human sources" who posed as Islamic State operatives and sympathizers.
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Many are too afraid to return to areas where they worry they could be accused of being ISIS sympathizers and disappear at the hands of security forces or rival tribes seeking retribution.
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The policy, of course, didn't sit well with the black press, the NAACP, and Negro sympathizers (tell me why, please, we seldom if ever call them empathizers?), so they took to protesting.
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The function allows Facebook users to like pages for extremist organizations, including al-Qaida, the Islamic State group and the Somali-based al-Shabab, effectively providing a list of sympathizers for recruiters.
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But if they do pay up, they risk being labeled Maoist sympathizers by government forces, which could lead to sedition charges and a minimum three years behind bars -- and even lifetime imprisonment.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior U.S. Justice Department official who oversaw efforts to prosecute Islamic State sympathizers and pursue cyber criminals is leaving the Obama administration next month, he told Reuters on Tuesday.
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ICRC officials said Akavi might have been swept up among some 70,000 women and children who fled to al-Hol camp after the fall of Islamic State, many of them jihadist sympathizers.
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Even in those cases that did not involve in-person meetings, defendants were almost always in contact with other sympathizers, whether via text message, email or networking websites, according to court documents.
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The constant justification they are receiving from sympathizers and enablers is doing little else but encouraging these methods to actually increase, despite how ineffective history has shown such methods to actually be.
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"The other thing is, unfortunately, the reality of our situation is that the principal terror threats in the UK do originate from Islamist sympathizers," Mercurio says in an interview with the Independent.
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Even if Chechens are suspected of bombing the Istanbul airport, or Bangladeshi sympathizers took hostages in Dhaka, a majority of the group's rank and file and leadership are still Iraqis and Syrians.
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Mr. Trump has retweeted posts from white nationalists and Nazi sympathizers, but Mr. Hill and his followers insist they are not racists, only staunch citizens and patriots with an admittedly apocalyptic outlook.
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ISIS focuses significant resources on cyberspace, where it has a global presence, using sophisticated techniques to electronically communicate with its far-flung sympathizers, spread its propaganda and recruit operatives around the world.
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Intelligence officers in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, have a unique capability that could help them fight against ISIS: reportedly, they can hack WhatsApp chats, and identify ISIS sympathizers on social media.
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In the mid 1980s, leaders of the African National Congress in South Africa needed a way to communicate with the imprisoned Nelson Mandela, as well as sympathizers and generals around the world.
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Its defenders seek to unite wage earners and their sympathizers, and look more kindly on those employers, no matter how large, who respect the rights of their employees, and pay them well.
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That tension is mirrored by the 30-member Philippine Army platoon living in a few abandoned farming sheds in Padas, some of whom warily eye the villagers as possible Islamic State sympathizers.
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"Former ISIS fighters and sympathizers are rebranding themselves ideologically with other terrorists," said Christopher P. Costa, who was a senior director for counterterrorism on the National Security Council under the Trump administration.
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At one point, I even saw ISIS fanboys, as we call them, sympathizers, putting out a map of the world where they had the black flag of ISIS over every single country.
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The threat could come from sympathizers radicalized by ISIS online propaganda — the output of which has persisted despite the group's military struggles — or by foreign fighters returning home, hardened by battlefield experience.
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The lesson here is straightforward: As long as the Islamic State has access to a laptop and secure social media apps, all it needs to do is inspire its sympathizers to violence.
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Hate speech is not just a PR problemIn fact, some hate groups have actually started to intentionally obfuscate their messages in a way that only their members and sympathizers understand, he said.
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The America First Committee, formed to keep the United States out of World War II, was full of bigots and Nazi sympathizers; Mr. Dinnerstein quotes the chairman of the Terre Haute, Ind.
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"Credible information" indicated that the Islamic State, its affiliates and sympathizers "continue to plan terrorist attacks in Europe, with a focus on the upcoming holiday season and associated events," the alert said.
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He accuses an elderly U.S.-based Muslim cleric of masterminding the coup and has begun a series of wide-ranging purges of suspected sympathizers in the army, police and other state institutions.
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The Duke ultimately spent most of the war as British governor general of the Bahamas, but not before stays in Madrid and Lisbon, where contacts with German agents and sympathizers were frequent.
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Davis was stunned when an industry newspaper published a list of communist sympathizers and her name was included (it turned out to be a reference to another actress of the same name).
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Venezuela's opposition appears significantly closer to forcing a recall referendum on President Nicolás Maduro, thanks to the long lines of sympathizers lining up this week to validate their support of the process.
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The two men say the attack would adversely affect their chance at a fair hearing given that they are accused of being ISIS sympathizers, according to motions filed in federal court this week.
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The Confederate-sympathizers gave the same old story of taking pride in their heritage and history, but completely ignored people, both minorities and whites, who view the flag of a symbol of racism.
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What initially set off Hoover and the FBI was a series of stories Bagdikian published in the Washington Star titled "What Price Security" that was about—wait for it—Russia and communist sympathizers.
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Because nonviolent resistance does not physically threaten the opponent, it provides the opportunity for movements to clearly communicate their messages to potential sympathizers and fence sitters without violence distracting from the core intent.
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Riot police and special forces took part in the operation, which a security official described as one of the largest sweeps against sleeper cells of sympathizers of hardline Islamist groups in recent years.
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The article opens:Military family activist Liz Snell never thought it would happen to her group: Apparent ISIS sympathizers hacked her group's Twitter account and posted threats against a half dozen or so members.
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Brazilian security officials say they are in close contact with partner countries about any possible threats to the Games and have been monitoring chatrooms and other communications among suspected sympathizers of radical groups.
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Other channels DePass has hosted, sent her community into using Twitch's "raid" feature, or even just decided to watch on her own have also ended up being trolled by Mosheddy and his sympathizers.
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According to a database maintained by the majority staff of the House Homeland Security Committee, U.S. law enforcement agencies have 1,000 active investigations into U.S. homegrown jihadis, 143% of which involved ISIS sympathizers.
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The death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi represents a setback for the terrorist group, but analysts believe that the organization that relies on franchises and sympathizers around the world still poses a threat.
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But in the English-speaking world, the history of Spain's Civil War has been told most prominently not just by the losers, but by sympathizers of the POUM: the losers of the losers.
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Nearly 22010,63 former combatants and their unarmed sympathizers are participating in a reintegration process agreed as part of a 26 peace deal to end more than 2300 years of war with the government.
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One US defense official told CNN that "thousands" of ISIS operatives and sympathizers may be in the area and that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi could also be in hiding somewhere nearby.
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Check out the clip -- Berto says yes ... so much so that he thinks it'd be better if Conor avoided the lovely city of Stockton altogether for a while ... for fear of Nate sympathizers.
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White supremacists and their sympathizers were, for a time, a significant enough constituency that Idaho's Republican politicians courted them during campaign seasons by expounding on Ruby Ridge and muttering darkly about black helicopters.
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China said on Wednesday Hong Kong's protest movement had reached "near terrorism" and more street clashes followed ugly scenes the previous day when protesters set upon men they suspected of being government sympathizers.
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According to the complaint, Federal Bureau of Investigation and New York Police Department officials posing as Islamic State sympathizers began meeting with Alimehmeti after the United Kingdom twice denied him entry in 2014.
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Sympathizers at the time pointed to his age — 18 — and the likelihood that he had been coerced by two older teammates, Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif, who also were convicted of spot-fixing.
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History becomes a series of myths that justify and animate the regime's actions; truth becomes a weapon to be wielded against enemies; lies become a shield for supporters and sympathizers to escape scrutiny.
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He is believed to have inspired a vast network of educational institutions in Turkey, the United States and elsewhere, and is known to have many sympathizers in the police and judiciary in Turkey.
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"They may be sympathizers, but they are not terrorists," said Ahmad al-Khatib, 49, a Sunni Muslim leader in São Paulo who founded an outreach group that teaches Arabic and assists Syrian refugees.
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Mr. Evans, of Yes California, said help from sympathizers in Silicon Valley, where anti-Trump sentiment runs deep, could help speed the way toward his group's nearest goal: a referendum on the ballot.
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As well as the Taliban, government forces in Helmand have been fighting foreign groups including Al Qaeda and Islamic State sympathizers, and Stanekzai said their presence underlined the need for continued international support.
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" At a rally, Maduro told a group of sympathizers he spoke with the Pope personally, adding, "When I sat down with the Pope I didn't take a seat, the people of Venezuela did.
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In France, Marine Le Pen, the leader of the National Front, is polling credibly in a Presidential campaign guided by two of her longtime associates and fascist sympathizers, Frédéric Chatillon and Axel Loustau.
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The group, designated a terrorist organization by the United States, has seized swaths of territory in Iraq and Syria while exhorting sympathizers around the world to carry out shootings and bombings of civilians.
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After the family were labeled Nazi sympathizers, the castle was taken over by then-Czechoslovakia and remains in state hands under decrees from 1946 that expelled ethnic Germans and others and confiscated property.
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This country, she said, has been overcome lately by all kinds of anxiety-producing events that people cannot control: attacks by terrorist sympathizers, a rash of controversial police shootings, a turbulent political season.
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Eddie Bernice Johnson (Texas), shot back at Smith on Wednesday, saying his actions are little more than political stunts and comparing them to the House Un-American Activities Committee's hunt for communist sympathizers.
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But most women who broke away from Boko Haram keep their abductions secret, knowing they would be stigmatized as terrorist sympathizers even though they were held against their wills and defied the militants.
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The use of a vehicle to run over people in a crowd, combined with a second wave of attacks using knives, has been heavily promoted by ISIS sympathizers in their online chat rooms.
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The company was criticized earlier in the year for profiting off ads next to videos with hate content, such as those from white supremacists and Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) sympathizers.
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That finding squares with Trump's view that the Russia story is nothing but a hoax and a witch hunt designed by Clinton sympathizers to explain the Democratic nominee's shock election defeat in 2016.
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But the payment last spring raised questions about Russian influence-buying in the Castle, where Mr. Zeman has staked out a position as one of the Kremlin's most ardent sympathizers among European leaders.
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Germany has also faced a string of recent scandals involving far-right sympathizers in the army and police, and a new office will be dedicated to sniffing out extremists in the public sector.
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The EU says Turkey must narrow its definition of terrorist crimes, which leads to extensive application of the law against intellectuals, Kurdish sympathizers and critics of Erdogan, including dozens of journalists and academics.
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"The people who are already 'in' [far-right sympathizers] are believing the fake news they're spreading, but the people on the fence are tuning into 'normal' politicians and reading 'normal' newspapers," said Ayyadi.
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On social media, League and 5-Star sympathizers made death threats against the president, while supporters crowding around Salvini and Di Maio during live TV interviews late on Sunday shouted insults at him.
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An officer explained to us that they have a database of 40,000 names of ISIS militants and sympathizers, and that in recent months they had detained 38 ISIS members, including an "amir," or leader.
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Recently, an ISIS magazine included an article that showed the best kinds of vehicles to use for attacks and even suggested that sympathizers rent them, which caught the attention of New York police. Watch.
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International experts reviewing one of Mexico's most notorious crimes have accused parts of the Mexican government and its sympathizers of trying to block advances in the investigation and orchestrating a smear campaign against them.
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But a key and growing concern of U.S. counterterrorism officials is that ISIS operatives in Syria and Iraq are communicating directly with American sympathizers by using online encryption messaging apps, grooming them for attacks.
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National newspapers picked up the story of a man who claimed on Facebook to be a sergeant and the leader of a 16-man team paid millions by government sympathizers to stage the kidnapping.
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General Dunford told reporters that striking the cells of Islamic State fighters in Libya would "put a firewall" between that front and sympathizers of the group elsewhere in North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa.
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However, the thought that Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) convinces the Lannister Army to join forces with Jon Snow (Kit Harington) and go North is certainly interesting, especially for the Jaime sympathizers out there.
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The campaign rhetoric used by some senior national and local officials equated "No" supporters with terrorist sympathizers, while those same "No" campaigners in numerous cases faced police interventions or violent scuffles at their events.
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Authorities in both Indonesia and Malaysia, also Muslim-majority, have said thousands of their citizens are sympathizers of Islamic State and hundreds are believed to have traveled to Syria to join the militant group.
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Then, however, the government got tired of how many ISIS members and sympathizers there were on Twitter and other platforms, so they ramped up pressure on those social networks to shut down such accounts.
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That attempt left hundreds dead, traumatized the nation, and led to the purge of tens of thousands of alleged coup perpetrators, supporters and sympathizers, to include many members of Hizmet, a Gülen-inspired movement.
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It added charges against protest leader Ammon Bundy and other sympathizers indicted last month for conspiring to impede federal officers policing the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge during a long-simmering dispute over land rights.
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Nonetheless, he traveled to a small town in western Flanders on Monday to hire a human rights lawyer with a successful track record of fighting extradition to Spain on behalf of Basque separatist sympathizers.
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The crackdown has raised concern from rights groups and Western allies who fear Erdogan is using the failed coup as pretext to curtail all dissent, and intensify his actions against suspected Kurdish militant sympathizers.
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In 1936, four years before Mussolini, the Italian dictator, formally declared war to fight alongside Adolf Hitler, rumors swirled that fascist sympathizers were helping to organize the Columbus Day celebrations in New York City.
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And when that magnificent, gigantic, floating "poem" of his, after a hazardous voyage, finally reached Valparaíso, its passengers — despite the protests of right-wing nationalists and Nazi sympathizers — were given a welcome befitting heroes.
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The investigation, which was revealed in the answer to a routine parliamentary question, is now raising questions about whether the law is being leveraged by far-right sympathizers to crack down on their opponents.
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Yet the coalition led by his party, the National Regeneration Movement (Morena), is a rogues' gallery of opportunists that includes Christian evangelicals, multibillionaire business allies, and proud sympathizers of the Chavista regime in Venezuela.
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It's 1957, but Franco's isolationist policies and a powerful Catholic Church ensure that Spanish women are treated like chattel, Spanish babies lack basic medical care and Republican sympathizers end their days laboring like slaves.
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The father of Mr. Canales was shot by Fascist sympathizers of Franco in August 1936, a month after Franco and other officers staged a military coup that turned into a three-year civil war.
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But the fallout started over the summer, when Corker criticized Trump's response to the deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, when the President placed equal blame on anti-white supremacist demonstrators and neo-Nazi sympathizers.
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The criticism has provoked a counterbacklash, with the show's sympathizers denouncing what they say is political correctness and arguing that freedom of expression — including pungent satire — is the best line of defense against extremism.
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They had little money, scrounging what they could from sympathizers in the Eritrean diaspora and trading their food rations with local shops to buy pasta, as well as minutes for the phones they shared.
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Indeed, there are affiliates of ISIS still recruiting fighters in Afghanistan, Chad, Sudan, Libya, Indonesia and other parts of the world as well as terrorist sympathizers that have carried out attacks on Western targets.
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If you're an avid reader of Breitbart's European coverage, you could be forgiven for having thought a huge mob of extremist-sympathizers had burned down a German church to ring in the new year.
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Despite the fact that her decision to hold Franken accountable was exactly in line with her policy positions, many Franken sympathizers accused her of trampling his due process to put herself in the spotlight.
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Thousands of front-line protesters and their sympathizers were planning a way to draw police away from the campus and strain their resources by mounting a furious campaign in neighborhoods close to the university.
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The relationship's fallout started over the summer, when Corker criticized Trump's response to the deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, when the President placed equal blame on anti-white supremacist demonstrators and neo-Nazi sympathizers.
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Suspected ISIS sympathizer: Law enforcement officials say Mateen was known to the FBI, one of hundreds of people suspected of being ISIS sympathizers who are on the FBI's radar, according to two law enforcement officials.
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Shaikh, now a Canadian counter-terrorism and national security consultant, said law enforcement officers walk a fine line in determining which Islamic State sympathizers are just talkers, and which represent an actual threat to Canada.
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Her other TikToks share a similar tone; instead of making fun of herself, sometimes she'll direct her sharp wit at homophobes or Ted Bundy sympathizers or a culture that demands women's nails be constantly perfect.
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The protesters, led by the brothers Ammon and Ryan Bundy, who were arrested Tuesday, turned the nature preserve and research center into a bunker, one that drew sympathizers with impressive weaponry from around the country.
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RELATED: First on CNN: ISIS planned for more operatives, targets during Paris attacks The difficulties European security services have had amidst these challenges illustrate how daunting it is to track ISIS sympathizers and former fighters.
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Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim country, has seen a recent uptick in jihadi activity, as sympathizers who had joined the ranks of ISIS in Syria and Iraq have returned home to carry out attacks.
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Facebook has long had a well-known extremism problem, ranging from a deluge of far-right and white supremacist groups and allegations it helped connect ISIS sympathizers to accusations of complicity in the Myanmar genocide.
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In tweets Rapp has identified the GamerGate movement as particular antagonists, saying that "GG" sympathizers had been contacting Nintendo directly with information from her personal life, but she also caught the ire of neo-Nazis.
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Erdogan blames the West for helping alleged coup plotters and their sympathizers, and he's upset Washington won't hand over an exiled religious leader in Pennsylvania he accuses of being the mastermind of the coup attempt.
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About two-thirds of 114 ISIS arrests between 2014 and 2017 were the result of FBI stings, with paid informants and/or undercover agents posing as terrorist sympathizers and contacting suspects, according to CNN's review.
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According to news reports coming out of the U.K., ISIS sympathizers and supporters have taken control of cannabis farms in Albania that are responsible for a huge proportion of the weed illegally sold in Britain.
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"I want to send a message to Miraflores - the game has changed," said Guaido, 35, the head of the opposition-run congress, referring to the presidential palace, from a stage surrounded by cheering opposition sympathizers.
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Just like in America, where it appears the Ku Klux Klan is already marching openly in celebration over the highways, the organized far-right will be emboldened to see one of their sympathizers taking charge.
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Riot police officers and special forces took part in the operation, which a security official described as one of the largest sweeps against sleeper cells of sympathizers of hard-line Islamist groups in recent years.
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However, critics say verbal attacks by some AfD politicians - some of whom have links with the Identitarian Movement - against Muslim migrants, have legitimized a language of hate that fuels far-right sympathizers to embrace violence.
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ISIS's tactic of supplementing attacks directed by its central command in Raqqa with attacks inspired and enabled by ISIS via homegrown extremists and lone wolf sympathizers across the globe could be easily paralleled in cyberspace.
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We see that President Trump has enthusiastically embraced words and ideas such as the slogan "America First," which was used by the isolationists and Nazi sympathizers before World War II, to describe his foreign policy.
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Why it matters: Though the number of committed Generation Identity followers in Germany is relatively small, estimated by Germany's domestic intelligence service at 400 to 500, officials say the number of sympathizers is far greater.
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What Ms. Tang actually reveals, analysts say, is the party's ability to recruit sympathizers around the world, many of whom gravitate to Beijing's orbit less because of ideology than the potential for wealth and influence.
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"I'm just scared," said Margit, a 68-year-old resident, explaining that she wanted nothing to do with the festival because of the seeming menace of a gathering of Nazi sympathizers in her small community.
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In 1962, the agency recruited Wilhelm Sassen, a former Nazi and an acquaintance of Mengele's, who provided information indicating that Mengele had found refuge among a group of Nazis and their sympathizers near São Paulo.
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In Turkey, over 100,000 people have been detained, suspended or sacked from judiciary, media and civil service and tensions have spread within the 500,000 Dutch-Turkish community, with some suspected Gulenist sympathizers facing death threats.
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In trying to sidestep any bad publicity, UNC's board of governors created a scandal far more stupid and confounding than would have existed had it stood tall against Confederate sympathizers and beaten them in court.
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It also jeopardizes hard-won gains against ISIS; when forces moved in to the town of Ain Issa on Monday, about 500 ISIS sympathizers took advantage of the mayhem and escaped detention, local officials said.
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The system was designed to identify videos posted by extremists groups, especially the Islamic State and its sympathizers, but any content from Syria and conflict zones where extremists operate risks being caught in YouTube's net.
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At its center were full-time organizers for the Communist Party, at the periphery left-wing sympathizers, and at various points in between everything from rank-and-file party card holders to respected fellow travelers.
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Asked if they wanted Gulen to be brought to Turkey, 81.5 percent of respondents said 'yes', while 77.7 percent thought Gulen and his sympathizers constitute a threat to the present order and future of Turkey.
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To combat this more complex range of threats posed by Islamic State and its sympathizers, governments throughout the world will need to do more than simply continue military strikes against targets in Iraq and Syria.
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Treated as Islamic State sympathizers by Iraq's Shi'ite dominated security forces and militias, the Sunnis near Tikrit say they feel disillusioned and alienated ahead of a May 216 election to elect a new prime minister.
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Steve King, the Iowa representative whose words are hailed by Klan sympathizers and neo-Nazis, was channeling the ghosts of the anti-Irish Know-Nothing Party when he spoke about the Americans who don't belong.
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Many Indonesians remain suspicious of the Communist Party and its beliefs, even though it has been banned since 1965, and there is little evidence that sympathizers are active in the world's largest Muslim-majority nation.
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Kang soon became the target of what the FBI described in its affidavit as an elaborate sting operation employing several undercover agents and other "confidential human sources" who posed as Islamic State operatives and sympathizers.
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The incident has pitted the military's chief of staff and defense minister, who criticized the soldier's actions, against politicians, the soldier's relatives, and sympathizers who say his actions were entirely appropriate and should be celebrated.
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CDU chairwoman Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said last week that the AfD, the largest opposition party in the German parliament, was legitimizing a language of hate that was encouraging far-right sympathizers to resort to violence.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White nationalists and self-identified Nazi sympathizers located mostly in the United States use Twitter with "relative impunity" and often have far more followers than militant Islamists, a study being released on Thursday found.
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However, since late 783 a heavy-handed response to protests — including the jailing of some English-speaking activists and sympathizers — has convinced many that only severance from Cameroon will satisfy their yearning for a better life.
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Western security sources said that if genuine, the files could be gold dust as they could help identify potential attackers and the networks of sympathizers behind them, and give insight on the structure of the group.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - A U.S.-Syrian Islamic State militant who helped run an online media campaign disseminating jihadist material to sympathizers around the world from its self-declared caliphate has been killed in Syria, the group said.
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Twitter's efforts to suspend the accounts of suspected ISIS sympathizers is having an effect on repeat account offenders' activity levels and reach, according to a new report from researchers at George Washington University's Program on Extremism.
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For sympathizers to the Taliban's conservative credo, especially in rural districts like Sayyidabad, in Wardak, it was a moment that allowed them to express support in a way that would ordinarily see them thrown in jail.
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As reported by CNN, in a 2013 interview with the conservative pundit Diane West, Bannon praised McCarthy and saw parallels between McCarthyism and Bannon's own desire to root alleged Muslim Brotherhood sympathizers out of the government.
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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 sympathizers, prompting Beijing to liken the behavior to terrorism.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China said on Wednesday Hong Kong's protest movement had reached "near terrorism" and more street clashes followed ugly scenes the previous day when protesters set upon men they suspected of being government sympathizers.
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The FBI and the Department of Homeland Security on Friday warned law enforcement agencies that Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) sympathizers continue to call for attacks on holiday events, "including targeting churches," CNN reports.
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"We cannot allow our fundamental freedoms to be undermined by those who use violence and intimidation to silence our voices, and the Turkish government and its sympathizers must be held accountable for their actions," Yasa said.
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In Turkey, over 100,000 people have been detained, suspended or sacked in the aftermath of the coup and tensions have spread within the 500,000-strong Dutch-Turkish community, with some suspected Gulenist sympathizers facing death threats.
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Prescott directed an investment bank that facilitated the transfer of gold, oil, steel, and coal all over the globe during World War II (its assets were later frozen, under suspicion that the bank backed Nazi sympathizers).
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In my undercover conversations with members of the global Islamist organization Hizb ut-Tahrir, ISIS sympathizers, and members of the extreme-right organizations English Defense League and Generation Identity, I noticed many parallels in their rhetoric.
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Security forces have been extra vigilant with warnings that sympathizers of the 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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During elections for state governors back in October, the National Electoral Council, which is dominated by openly pro-Maduro sympathizers, moved the location of hundreds of heavily pro-opposition polling stations just hours before the vote.
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While the Islamic State lost much of the territory it controlled in Iraq and Syria, it shifted to a more dispersed model — encouraging attacks by sympathizers around the world using whatever weapons were at their disposal.
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Although Baltimore's political and social elite favored joining the Confederacy, their desires were preempted by President Abraham Lincoln who sent in federal troops to impose martial law and arrest confederate sympathizers during the war's early days.
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If her critique of the more outré antics of US identity politics is more convincing than Murray's, it is partly because it is always more effective to be censured by one's sympathizers than by one's adversaries.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan government sympathizers on Monday rallied to show support for President Nicolas Maduro following weekend drone blasts that he called an assassination attempt, but the socialist leader surprised the crowd by skipping the event.
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Instead, García's body was moved to the Casa del Pueblo, where many in a large crowd of sympathizers, militants, and mourners chanted " Vizcarra Asesino ," accusing Vizcarra of having orchestrated the legal crisis that had doomed García.
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Some sympathizers of Mr. Liu have tried to visit him in his hospital, where the police blocked their way; some organized a petition calling for him to be given freedom at the end of his life.
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Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim-majority country, has seen a recent resurgence in homegrown militancy and police said the family who carried out Sunday's attacks were among 500 Islamic State sympathizers who had returned from Syria.
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Leaders of the Identitarian Movement say they have been vindicated after a judge in the district court of Grazer Strafland acquitted 17 members and sympathizers on charges of belonging to a criminal organization and hate speech.
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Leaders of the Identitarian Movement say they have been vindicated after a judge in the district court of Grazer Strafland acquitted 103 members and sympathizers on charges of belonging to a criminal organization and hate speech.
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The IS link, if proved, poses a grave challenge to Indonesian security forces because until now the group was known only to have sympathizers with no active cells capable of planning and carrying out such an attack.
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Whether it's white nationalist sympathizers ending up as delegates or most recently, his longtime butler's recently discovered racially violent rants on social media (which Trump's campaign disavowed Thursday), the volatility of Trump's candidacy is an ongoing liability.
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Ammon Bundy, the crew's leader and the scion of a Nevada ranching family steeped in disputes with the federal government, said he and his sympathizers had gone to Oregon to give the refuge back to local ranchers.
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But now that there's an open call for any sympathizers to show up, it seems like Unite the Right will be our first real chance to answer the question of just how big the alt-right is.
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The Gülenist movement emphasized joining the state in order to gradually shift it toward Islamic ideals; thousands of military and police officers, judges, and civil servants were members or sympathizers, often owing their job to other Gülenists.
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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 sympathizers.
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Ramping up efforts to train and arm rebels, he explained, risked US-provided weapons falling into terrorist hands and could leave American military advisers at risk of being attacked by ISIS sympathizers who had infiltrated insurgent ranks.
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Then when the regime of disgraced President Yanukovych fell in 2014, not only was the high command torn apart by internal disagreements, but it became clear just how much it was riddled with Russian agents and sympathizers.
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Reynolds's aggressive stance on immigration and deportation — and, later, his reluctance to criticize the rise of fascist dictators overseas and fascist sympathizers at home — sank his political career and erased any legacy he might have left behind.
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Even coverage critical of the War on Terror's demonizing frame can be complicit with this kind of flattening; if Muslims are not portrayed as potential ISIS sympathizers, they are described as victims of state surveillance and repression.
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But here, in an act so rankly ignoble it demolishes the group's credibility, Gamergate and its sympathizers appropriate the language and memory of the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attacks, an atrocity that could not have been more political.
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The group has made clear that no direct link is needed to carry out attacks in its name, although some of the deadliest assaults in Europe have been perpetrated by sympathizers guided by Islamic State operatives online.
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U.S. officials say Saipov appears to have followed instructions distributed by Islamic State in one of its magazines, Rumiyah (Arabic for "Rome"), which in November 2016 called on sympathizers to carry out truck attacks against Western targets.
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Adnani, who was killed two years later in a U.S. air strike in Syria, urged the group's sympathizers to use whatever means at their disposal to attack American and French citizens, and virtually any other Western civilians.
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Wasisto said the suspect had links to members of the Islamic State-inspired Jemaah Ansharut Daulah (JAD), an umbrella organization on a U.S. State Department terrorist list that is reckoned to have drawn hundreds of Indonesian sympathizers.
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Virtually all of the approximately 500 Americans who served as Soviet spies between the '30s and early '50s, including senior government officials like Alger Hiss, Harry Dexter White and Laurence Duggan, were either Communists or Communist sympathizers.
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Ten prominent members of the group, including 29-year-old co-leader Martin Sellner, and seven sympathizers, had been on trial in the city of Graz this month, following a two-year-long investigation into their activities.
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Whether or not the signees' call to rename the English department building is heeded, this petition joins a growing chorus at campuses across the country to expunge prominent monuments to slaveowners, Confederate sympathizers, and segregationist public figures.
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It was widely understood that this was an implicit rebuke of her party's current frontrunner for the presidential nomination, Donald Trump, and Haley is already being criticized by Trump sympathizers within the conservative movement for the swipe.
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Islamic State spokesman Abu Mohammed al Adnani called on sympathizers across the world to carry out exactly those kind of attacks in an appeal issued when the group was at the peak of its power in late 2014.
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Iranian security forces announced in May that they had arrested a dozen Islamic State fighters in the east and west of the country and also more than 50 sympathizers who were promoting the group's ideology on the Internet.
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The papers found that Google's automated systems were placing ads for major brands on videos of former KKK leader David Duke, Islamic State sympathizers and a homophobic preacher who praised the Orlando nightclub shooting, among other controversial content.
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"In addition to scraping out all members of the sympathizers of terrorist groups, we must also screen out any hostile attitude towards our country or its principles, or who believed Sharia law should supplant American law," he said.
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Still, local politicians and analysts believe that many rank-and-file ISIS sympathizers have, at least temporarily, gone underground as the Iraqi army, Shia militias, Kurdish peshmerga, and coalition-backed forces tighten the noose around the erstwhile caliphate.
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Within weeks of Heyer's death, Bro created the Heather Heyer Foundation, in part to install a formal and legal structure to handle the hundreds of thousands of dollars in funds that poured in from sympathizers around the country.
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Iranian security forces announced last month that they had arrested a dozen Islamic State fighters in the east and west of the country, and also more than 50 sympathizers who were promoting the group's ideology on the Internet.
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Thai Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwan last week said Thailand has not found any evidence of IS activities in the country, following reports that IS sympathizers had crossed the Thai-Malaysia border to meet with southern religious leaders.
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Liberals need to make unequivocally clear that the Democratic Party tent will never be big enough for anti-semites and anti-Americans like Farrakhan, just as Republicans need to do the same with sympathizers of the alt-right.
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A perceived slowness to remove anti-migrant postings by neo-Nazi sympathizers has increased antipathy to Facebook in Germany at a time of raised tensions and outbreaks of violence against record numbers of migrants arriving in the country.
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A Shiite militia leader, in a widely circulated video, is seen rallying his men with a message of revenge against the people of Falluja, whom many Iraqi Shiites believe to be Islamic State sympathizers rather than innocent civilians.
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Now we see Washington hawks asking if it's really so terrible if a few ISIS sympathizers escape captivity and recreant evangelists arguing that it's of no concern whether Trump has paid to hide affairs with adult-film stars.
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There is also widespread wariness of exaggerating North Korean threats and starting witch hunts for Communist sympathizers — a practice that past conservative leaders, including Ms. Park's father, the military dictator Park Chung-hee, were accused of engaging in.
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That night, a group of powerful Irish-Americans and sympathizers, including Harold M. Ickes, a Clinton adviser, and former Representative Bruce Morrison of Connecticut, had assembled to talk to Mr. Clinton about the fighting that plagued Northern Ireland.
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The Washington Post reported last month that Pentagon leaders had been frustrated with the slow pace of Cyber Command's electronic offensive against Islamic State, militants who control parts of Iraq and Syria and have sympathizers and supporters worldwide.
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There were dark things that had happened at the Pera Palace, too, that might preclude a haunting: in 1941, for example, a suitcase bomb planted by saboteurs who were Nazi sympathizers killed six people in the hotel's lobby.
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In addition to screening out all members or sympathizers of terrorist groups, we must also screen out any who have hostile attitudes towards our country or its principles – or who believe that Sharia law should supplant American law.
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Far-right politicians now share power in Italy and Austria, and have polled unusually well in Sweden and Germany, where thousands of far-right sympathizers rallied in the eastern town of Chemnitz this week in protest over immigration.
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Atkinson plumbs a more obscure realm of MI5's activity: its infiltration, during World War II, of the so-called fifth column, a network of British Nazi sympathizers who revered Hitler and eagerly awaited Germany's conquest of Europe.
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The idea has caught fire in liberal social media circles, and some celebrities have even gotten involved: The Hamilton Electors and their sympathizers are arguing that Trump's installment as president would mean an unprecedented threat to American democracy.
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Communist sympathizers weren't all ardent followers of the Soviet Union, but they did show empathy with it, mostly because of the role it played during World War II and for its anti-Americanism — a sentiment widespread in France.
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While many families who fled their home have been able to return to their towns and villages, one group remains stuck in these camps with no clear future in Iraq: the families of accused ISIS fighters and sympathizers.
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The 4chan hoax succeeded all too well, and ceased being a hoax: Neo-Nazis, Ku Klux Klansmen and other white nationalists began using the gesture in public to signal their presence and to spot potential sympathizers and recruits.
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"US foreign policy was used and cultivated by al Qaeda recruiters and sympathizers as an entry point [to radicalize people], and so we could enter this same cycle again if we start abandoning the justice system," she said.
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Both parties have candidates who are engaging in rhetorical responsiveness — Trump and Sanders (insert disclaimer about how different they are in all other ways) offer ideological satisfaction, but even their sympathizers wonder about the execution of their plans.
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Guaido said opposition sympathizers should take to the streets on Wednesday to pass out copies of a pamphlet proposing amnesty that would give some legal protection to members of the military in hopes they will turn against Maduro.
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They were all in Charlottesville for the Unite the Right rally, where droves of white nationalists and alt-right sympathizers took to the streets of the college town chanting and marching with torches to a statue of Confederate Gen.
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The country has carried out airstrikes against the Islamic State in both Iraq and Syria, and earlier this year, several ISIS sympathizers were killed in a shootout as part of an intelligence operation launched in the city of Irbid.
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Along with internment, we point to the "witch hunts" of the early Cold War era, when House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) investigations of communists and their sympathizers destroyed the lives of countless teachers, artists, politicians, writers, and others.
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Threats to decapitate have been made by jihadists and their sympathizers in countries around the world; in London last year, a Muslim convert was found guilty of a plot to behead a British soldier, inspired by the Rigby murder.
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In the past, U.S. officials have indicated that they saw the groups in Libya, Yemen and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia more as sympathizers than formal affiliates of the core militant group, which controls parts of Syria and Iraq.
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Terrorist attacks can create the perception of strength, he argues, and attract donations from radical sympathizers: The Islamic State's rapid pace of violence may come at a time when they need to find a new home for the brand.
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But Southeast Asia is very much on ISIS' radar given increased attempts by local ISIS supporters and sympathizers to capture attention, and the southern Philippines is presently the weakest link in the effort to curb the growing ISIS threat.
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Analysts, diplomats and even some officials suspected that attack was linked to sympathizers of the Uighur Muslim minority in western China, angered by the Thai junta's deportation of more than 100 Uighurs to China the month before that blast.
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J.M. Berger, the author of the study who is an expert on how Islamic State members and sympathizers use Twitter and other social media, says in the study that white nationalists are much more prominent on Twitter than ISIS.
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Liberals also need to keep in mind that virtually all of the great judicial victories of the "rights revolution" came after significant political action by minorities and their sympathizers, and were not simply imposed from above by the courts.
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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 sympathizers.
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Following last week's failed coup in Turkey, the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has fired and detained thousands of military officers, as well as judges and teachers, as part of an effort to root our supposed coup sympathizers.
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But by mapping out trends in its limited pool of jihadis and their sympathizers, it offers insight into a few big players, as well as some of the broader dynamics at play in the epicenter of the European project.
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The group's new strategy can be more effectively countered by continuing to quietly roll back the group's territorial holdings and using normal law enforcement mechanisms to arrest its sympathizers than by harsh new immigration policies and civil liberty restrictions.
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"The Silent Vote" Shortly after last year's election, it was revealed that Trump's campaign strategically identified fans of The Walking Dead as the most likely sympathizers to his plans to build a wall separating the United States from Mexico.
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We cannot effectively address terrorism at home or abroad, whether it is from groups like ISIS or the targeting of law enforcement by BLM sympathizers; if we are afraid to use honest language about the details of what happened.
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Steve King (R-IA), who has unapologetically retweeted self-described "Nazi sympathizers," met and associated with representatives of far-right European parties with Nazi ties, and pushed anti-Semitic conspiracy theories about Jewish billionaire and Democratic donor George Soros.
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"In view of continuing migration to Germany we must assume that there could be active and former members, supporters and sympathizers of terrorist organizations or Islamist-motivated war criminals among the refugees," the newspaper quoted federal police as saying.
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" It goes on to explain that: "During the McCarthy era, hundreds of Americans were accused of being communists or communist sympathizers and became the subject of aggressive investigations and questioning before government or private industry panels, committees and agencies.
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Among jihadi groups affiliated with the Islamic State (ISIS), Al-Qaeda, and other organizations, and their followers and sympathizers, Apple products -- including iPhones -- are widely popular, and the best ways of utilizing them is a topic of jihadi discussions.
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Last month, security forces killed two dozen attackers identified as sympathizers of the Islamic State in the northwestern town of Aktobe after the militants stole guns from sporting goods stores and attacked the police and a national guard base.
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So while sympathizers of ISIS represent only a tiny percentage of European Muslims, we risk enhancing the appeal of ISIS and its aberrant ideology by indulging in anti-Muslim rhetoric and cracking down indiscriminately on the wider Muslim population.
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The effort to rescue James Miller, the last hostage still being held by those American ICO sympathizers, goes south, as does the attempt to use captured ICO leader Yusuf Al Ahmadi, to persuade the captors to let Miller go.
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Prosecutors said the nine men sentenced to terms of 20 years to life for murder and terrorism were Islamic State sympathizers who in June attacked a National Guard facility in the deadliest episode of Islamist violence in Kazakhstan's history.
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The book landed in the year that the Republican Party nominated Barry M. Goldwater, the conservative Arizona senator, for the presidency, and Goldwater sympathizers latched onto it, buying up copies and distributing them at rallies and by other means.
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In the years after ISIS captured global headlines by taking control of large swaths of Syria and Iraq, the large majority of attacks by jihadi sympathizers in the West appeared to be inspired by ISIS rather than al Qaeda.
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The ongoing fighting between Turkey and the PKK, or the Kurdistan Workers' Party, is a real concern — it has been since a ceasefire collapsed in 2015, even as Turkey has cracked down on Kurdish citizens and sympathizers in response.
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His job was to track down Nazi collaborators — concentration camp guards, chiefs of auxiliary police and active fascist sympathizers — who had succeeded in acquiring visas to the United States after the war by misrepresenting their roles in the Holocaust.
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Are you troubled when agents of a foreign power pose online as American Muslims and post incendiary content that right-wing commentators can cite as evidence that all American Muslims are sympathizers of terrorist groups like the Islamic State?
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Also: If the Jewish state is really so villainous, why doesn't it behave more like Syria's Bashar al-Assad or Russia's Vladimir Putin — both of whom, curiously, continue to have prominent sympathizers and apologists on the anti-Israel left?
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Browning's essay covers many topics, ranging from Trump's "America First" foreign policy — a phrase most closely associated with a group of prewar American Nazi sympathizers — to the role of Fox News as a kind of privatized state propaganda office.
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Germany has seen sharp increases in the number of ultra-conservative Islamists known as Salafists in recent years, with the total number of sympathizers now seen at 8,900, up from 7,000 at the end of 2014, German officials have said.
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Boys can be labelled as Nazi sympathizers in comments that can follow them for years; they might troll someone and be sued; they might fall further down the radicalization rabbit hole and begin to actively seek out extremist friends and ideology.
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No claim of responsibility: There has been no claim of responsibility for the Orlando nightclub terror attack on jihadi forums, but ISIS sympathizers reacted by praising the attack on pro-Islamic State forums, according to CNN terrorism analyst Paul Cruickshank.
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Current and former government officials tell CNN the terrorist group will continue to have the ability to inspire sympathizers around the globe to act with violence, regardless of its current status on the battlefield or the death of its leadership.
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The leading Shi'ite Muslim power, Iran and Sunni monarchy Saudi Arabia are both fighting Sunni militants of Islamic State, which controls parts of Syria and Iraq and has supporters and sympathizers worldwide who have carried out bombings and shootings of civilians.
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"In addition to screening out all members or sympathizers of terrorist groups, we must also screen out any who have hostile attitudes toward our country or its principles ― or who believe that Sharia law should supplant American law," he said.
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Saud Usman Nasution's comments come amid mounting concern in Indonesia about possible attacks by sympathizers of the Islamic State group and follows the arrest of 13 men across the island of Java, including a Muslim Uighur with a suicide-bomb vest.
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The group, a jihadi umbrella organization named on a U.S. State Department terrorism blacklist, is estimated to command hundreds of ISIS sympathizers, and was responsible for a coordinated attack in the capital Jakarta in 2016 that left eight people dead.
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Pro-IS sites on Telegram frequently remind readers that Telegram is for sharing messages only among supporters, and "not a media platform for (preaching) to all Muslims and the West", in other words for recruiting sympathizers to join their cause.
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"In addition to screening out all members or sympathizers of terrorist groups, we must also screen out any who have hostile attitudes toward our country or its principles ― or who believe that Sharia law should supplant American law," he said. 22.
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Opposition sympathizers, rallying around opposition leader Juan Guaido, are holding open air town-hall meetings that buzz with excitement about the legislature's recent challenges to the legitimacy of Maduro, who this month began a new term widely slammed as illegitimate.
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We could apply those billions toward the gargantuan job of repairing our country's standing among the peoples of the world in the wake of electing such a boorish President, and tracking the additional terrorist sympathizers his words have arguably helped breed.
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In coups, then, perception is reality: If Turkey's coup leaders had successfully created the perception that the overthrow of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was inevitable, then even Erdogan sympathizers in Turkey's security services would have been unlikely to oppose them.
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His village was full of P.K.K. sympathizers, including his parents, who ardently supported the group's vision for a Kurdish state, and would shelter and feed its armed rebels as they slipped back and forth from their strongholds in the mountains.
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The group will continue to exist as a ragtag insurgency, chased between the places where they can hide among sympathizers -- some along the Euphrates River, where their elusive and possibly injured leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is thought to be hiding.
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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 sympathizers.
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Since then, the Islamic State's ambitions have grown as it has tried to claim leadership of global jihadism, not only setting up foreign cells and organizing attacks from inside Syria but also encouraging sympathizers to carry out strikes in its name.
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Nigeria's military has been dogged by reports that, in its aggressive hunt to defeat Boko Haram, its soldiers kill civilians, torture prisoners and subject former captives or people fleeing militants to lengthy detention while trying to determine whether they are sympathizers.
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Kloss -- who visited the United States in 1936-7 and maintained a network of Nazi sympathizers -- used 1930s population data to produce a personalized census of the Jewish population in North America, along with information about Jewish organizations and newspapers.
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When Islamic State swept into Mosul in 2014 and declared a caliphate on land straddling Iraq and Syria, they attracted volunteers from as far afield as Afghanistan and Tunisia and also won many sympathizers in Mosul, Iraq's second largest city.
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