He&aposs a traitor, a no-good traitor who should have been executed.
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Bergdahl, who's a traitor, a no-good traitor, who should have been executed.
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On Saturday, protesters outside the parliament building shouted "traitor, traitor!" as lawmakers debated inside.
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He saw a gender traitor being hanged— and that gender traitor was his ex-boyfriend.
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Best Traitor: This year's best traitor is Mashable's Sam Sheffer: rideable enthusiast, dashing rogue, guileless Millennial, real friend.
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Ms Patton recalls that she was branded "a traitor to feminism, a traitor to co-education and an elitist".
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" Traitor (World Premiere) — U.K.Project Creator: Lucy Hammond, Pilot Theater Describe your immersive experience: "Traitor is a two-player VR escape-room thriller.
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Protestors threw stones and water bottles and pounded his car with their fists, chanting "traitor, traitor," before Palestinian security forces pushed them away.
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He's seen as this huge traitor in American history—if you call somebody a Benedict Arnold, it means that he or she is a traitor.
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I cannot adequately describe the conflict in feeling like a race traitor for applauding Liang's conviction while also feeling like a race traitor for questioning it.
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Not a traitor to the language, or the Queen, or any of that—just a traitor to the person who originally wrote the piece in another language.
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" He read it out: "You are a foul traitor.
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Some lauded him as a hero – others, a traitor.
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"Traitor Jeff" - GRIT PAC from GRIT PAC on Vimeo.
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"Traitor Jeff" - GRIT PAC from GRIT PAC on Vimeo.
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" NOT QUITE A TRAITOR: The Hill's Jesse Byrnes reports: Marco Rubio showed some restraint at a South Carolina event Thursday, rebuffing a supporter who yelled out that Hillary Clinton was a "traitor.
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John Brennan is out there calling the president a traitor.
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DIGENOVA: He is a liar, and he is a traitor.
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Iris Morales, an MNN employee, called Ms Halleck a traitor.
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She reveals her suspicions that Nick is a gender traitor.
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The threat worked, yet he was not called a traitor.
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Finn takes on the trooper who calls him a traitor.
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And if he flees, he is branded as a traitor.
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"Did you know she was a gender traitor?" they ask.
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Are we malinches [a Mexican term for traitor] or masochists?
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There's such a thing as a traitor to the Motherland.
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Claims about McCain being a traitor have been widely debunked.
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Democrats and Republicans alike have denounced him as a traitor.
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And he would be called a traitor to his party.
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Some people called me a traitor or stuff like that.
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He was ostracized, accused of being a traitor to Zionism.
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Hillary Clinton called Mr. Lindh a traitor on national television.
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"Which are you ― an idiot or a traitor?" he asked.
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Ms. Rousseff has condemned her vice president as a traitor.
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Mike Pompeo, liked a tweet calling Kerry a "traitor": Wow.
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Many had thought him a warmonger and even a traitor.
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Trump repeatedly called Bergdahl a traitor who should be executed.
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But recently I spotted Beckham jammed into spikes again. Traitor!
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As the son of a traitor, Mr. Wang was blacklisted.
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The president says the [whistleblower is a] spy or traitor.
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What part of "vacate you Russian traitor" don't you understand?
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Working with the other side branded you a political traitor.
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As expected, there are those who branded me a traitor.
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FDR ran this government as a traitor to his class.
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Can the heartland meritocrat be a traitor to his class?
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Or would he be seen as a traitor, like Cvijanovic?
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Skinny and bookish, Umar Khalid doesn't look like a dangerous traitor.
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He's not a traitor so much as he is a dupe.
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John Brennan is a traitor, and I&aposll tell you why.
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COM: Traitor has been thrown around since President Trump assumed office.
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But he got branded a traitor for remarks critical of POTUS.
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Vindman was a traitor engaged in "espionage" on behalf of Ukraine.
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The attorney-general is a controversial figure, but not a traitor.
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Others felt he was a traitor deserving of the harshest punishment.
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Whether this makes Lloid a traitor to his kind is unclear.
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Khloé tells Kim that their mother thinks Kim is a traitor.
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That she is a traitor is now taken as a given.
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"Mourao the traitor?" was the title of one video he retweeted.
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Teddy and really Franklin, too, was a traitor to his class.
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"We ought not treat a traitor like a martyr," said Sen.
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Perhaps to them, the former intelligence agent is not a traitor.
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Katie Arrington, who portrayed the congressman as a traitor to Trump.
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But sheikhs don't, which is why he was branded a traitor.
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George Washington was called a traitor, robber and perjurer, in print.
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Simply put, Trump is a traitor and may well be treasonous.
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Trust me, your fellow Americans will not call you a traitor.
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Television footage showed one man shouting "Traitor!" at the prime minister.
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The protesters who vandalized his offices denounced him as a traitor.
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I mean, I would find that -- I would be a traitor.
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For Russia, Mr. Lugovoi became a hero for punishing a traitor.
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Only a traitor would give it up or hand it over.
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For speaking out, she said, she has been branded a traitor.
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It's the traitor who disclosed these facts to The Washington Post.
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SI: It's a tricky thing, distinguishing a patriot from a traitor.
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"Anyone who is India's friend is a traitor, a traitor," went another campaign slogan, a reference to Sharif's attempts to improve relations with long-time foe India that was a source of tension with the military.
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And I will not be surprised if being president of a huge, multiracial, multiethnic democracy turns many of his supporters against him as a traitor to their values — perhaps, even, as a traitor to their race.
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Trump repeatedly criticized Bergdahl on the campaign trail for being a traitor.
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Others in the crowd chanted "Abiy is a traitor" and "Abiy resign".
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Some people say I am a commie, a spy, or a traitor.
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"Judas!" yelled someone in the crowd, referencing a traitor of biblical proportions.
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No way the traitor didn't try to drown us out with pillows.
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He asked users to spam Twitter with the hashtag #VerräterDuell ("traitor debate").
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To call the president a traitor, even obliquely, is shocking in China.
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"Kim, you are a f–king traitor!" she said in the clip.
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This month he has called Mr Sánchez a "traitor", "liar" and "felon".
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We heard that a lot in Aleppo, that everyone is a traitor.
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No one was expecting a film painting Mr Snowden as a traitor.
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Correa, however, says Moreno is a "traitor" seeking to annihilate him politically.
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That's not because Bloomberg is some kind of class traitor or whatever.
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Am I a liar or a secret racist, a conservative, a traitor?
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Dr. Ignatiev and Mr. Garvey continued to publish Race Traitor until 2005.
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Since then, he has been called both a traitor and a hero.
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Since then, Bergdahl has been called both a traitor and a hero.
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"Because he was a traitor," he said, deeply enunciating the last "r".
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Ruben is a traitor to the people that elected him to office.
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Traitor: A person who commits treason by betraying his or her country.
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Amos Oz was 8 the first time he was called a traitor.
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Now 77, Mr. Oz is still regularly accused of being a traitor.
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Back in Cuba, he was denounced as a traitor in official media.
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He was suggesting, albeit coyly, that a sitting president is a traitor.
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Some fans shouted "Snitch!" and "Traitor!" from the stands at Staples Center.
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It seems Mr. Puigdemont would rather be a martyr than a traitor.
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The book's most shocking scene was of a traitor being burned alive.
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People in his hometown considered him a traitor for what he wrote.
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I'd rather have a scoundrel in the White House than a traitor.
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Obama and I have very different beliefs, but he's not a traitor.
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It turned out I wasn't a traitor to my gender after all.
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But to accuse someone of being a traitor — of treason — is big.
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" Maddow referenced attacks calling the Massachussetts Senator a "snake" and a "traitor.
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Some who are wealthy will call me a traitor to my class.
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Maybe Americans can tolerate uncertainty about whether the president is a traitor.
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"Do not protect that traitor any longer," said Prime Minister Binali Yildirim.
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Paul Ryan is a traitor for refusing to investigate Trump's Russia ties.
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" Calling someone a traitor, Mr. Zubov added, shuts down all discussion: "A traitor is an enemy, something awful, but it has become just another way for our authorities to describe somebody who merely has a different point of view.
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Every Trump tweet has an origin story — and the ones that seem most random typically have cable news beginnings: 14 minutes apart: Fox says "ungrateful traitor," Trump says "ungrateful traitor," Fox says "weak leader," Trump says "weak leader." pic.twitter.
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On Facebook it was heavily hinted I was a traitor and white sympathizer.
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The attacker shouted "traitor" before firing at least two shots in quick succession.
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The man shouted "traitor" before firing at least two shots in quick succession.
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The Spy and the Traitor: The Greatest Espionage Story of the Cold War.
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"I am not a traitor... but you are, Presidente," the OAS chief wrote.
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They see me as a traitor who is writing in the foreign press.
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Wouldn't a savvy leader like Negan just end a traitor then and there?
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Daily Tribune to label him a traitor; Winchester fed the North; the state
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Betty was called a traitor, her hair -- its quiet blonde highlights -- was mocked.
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At least you learned a little bit about traitor tactics for next time.
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To call out the Democratic President as unfit for office and a traitor?
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Attached to one of the bodies was a sign that said "Munafik" (traitor).
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In fact, Mr. Lafontaine called Mr. Valls "a traitor" to the Catalan cause.
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Once believed to be the heir apparent, he was soon deemed a traitor.
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Obama "stabbed the American people in the back by pardoning a traitor," Sen.
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He described Tusk, now the president of the European Council, as a traitor.
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Russia has branded him a traitor and issued an arrest warrant against him.
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It said any Syrian who joined the force would be deemed "a traitor".
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Many people I know and respect, who consider Bergdahl a traitor, were furious.
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Pound for example: profound, but mad as the Hatter, And maybe a traitor.
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Bowe Bergdahl as a "dirty rotten traitor," or something similar, dozens of times.
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But he is a Russian stooge, and a traitor and defector by default.
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Many dislike him because they see him as a hypocrite and a traitor.
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Opposing the bill risks marking any Republican as a traitor to the party.
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His Arab critics assail him as a traitor on an almost daily basis.
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The plot twist came during the trial of traitor president Gaius Baltar (and what other TV show can give us the traitor president trial we crave?), barreling at high speed into what seemed to be a perfectly set-up courtroom finale.
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This adds a layer of pure radio trickery: a survivor might try to simply say "hello" and get a traitor to reveal that they have a radio; a traitor might wait until late in the game and pretend they just grabbed a radio to disguise themselves; a traitor might pretend to be killed by a survivor out in the wild, radioing their panic to all the other listening survivors.
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On social media, Henry has been vilified by many French fans as a "traitor".
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This traitor Skripal was caught, he was punished and did five years in prison.
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Ms Sasikala called OPS the real traitor, and fired him as the party's treasurer.
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Sure, they meant to make Trump out to be some kind of dangerous traitor.
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Shane was unstable and went from being Rick's best friend to being a traitor.
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"To me, I don't even know what I'm a traitor of," he told me.
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Saying what he just said, calling the president of the United States a traitor?
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They stuck paper signs on their chests which said: 'This man is a traitor.
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They make you a criminal, a thief, traitor, idiot, a monster, whatever they want.
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Because they saw me as a traitor for not being able to speak Kurdish.
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Kim's uncle, Jang Song Thaek, was executed in 2013 after being declared a traitor.
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A lot of Chinese people believe the Chinese government, and think I'm a traitor.
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In "Tinker, Tailor," Smiley ferrets out a traitor high in the ranks of MI6.
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Otherwise you are a bot or a Putin puppet or a traitor or whatever.
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When fellow Israelis called him a traitor and screamed "Oslo criminal," it hurt him.
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Jaime felt "like a traitor" after he slept with Brienne for the first time.
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But it's hard to scale a massive spying operation one traitor at a time.
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Bannon now says that one he called a traitor is in fact a patriot.
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Many of your colleagues in the Senate, including Senator Rubio, called him a traitor.
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The line between a traitor and a hero is defined by time and history.
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Calling Chelsea Manning an "Ungrateful TRAITOR," stealing the line from a Fox News banner.
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You obeyed the orders of your superiors, and anybody who didn't was a traitor.
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Those angry about the photo see her as a traitor to the Palestinian cause.
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Last week she faced jeers and shouts of "Traitor" while speaking in Annaberg-Buchholz.
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"The profession of a traitor is one of the most dangerous in the world."
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Privacy advocates hailed him as a hero, while others denounced him as a traitor.
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" "He is already insecure about being seen as a traitor in the Afghan community.
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That role soon led to her being denounced as a traitor by Iraqi militants.
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Photoshop her into a witch and accuse her of being a traitor, of course.
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Conservative constituents branded him a traitor: "I'm Brutus, and Trump's Julius Caesar," he said.
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There's this idea that if you're not liberal, you're a traitor to your gender.
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His next film, the spy thriller Our Kind of Traitor, hits theaters on July 1.
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She must now contend with a traitor who threatens to undo everything she's worked for.
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Erica Shepherd (Carpenter, late of Dexter) is a former CIA agent, current traitor and prisoner.
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After this devastating misappropriation of cutting-edge technology, his compatriots called him "Slater the traitor".
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"Traitor!" a man shouted at Manafort has he was led in handcuffs to his arraignment.
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The pup decides to sleep in the living room with her grandma — what a traitor.
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They denounce Mr Yarrahi as a traitor and say he is insulting Iran's war dead.
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" After the sketch, the name-calling progressed from "crazy" to "race traitor" and "Uncle Tom.
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When the oil minister refused to purge non-Islamic workers, Khomeini branded him a traitor.
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In 2013, Trump told "Fox & Friends" that Snowden was a traitor who should be killed.
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Newt's military desertion makes him a traitor and a fugitive vulnerable to execution if caught.
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" He posted that "Trump is a Traitor" and "Republicans are the Taliban of the USA.
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The rest were all black and Hispanic and they were shouting race traitor to us.
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One post, which appears to dox someone described as a "race traitor," is plainly visible.
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When I forget to respond to someone for a week, I feel like a traitor.
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If "The Traitor" proves anything, it's that an 80-year-old filmmaker can still pounce.
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Trump is Putin's puppet, a traitor to the United States, and must be impeached immediately.
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Nixon was a lot of things, good and bad, but he was not a traitor.
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P2 calls P1 a traitor and then rips him apart like a potato chip bag.
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Although he's a traitor, Coady has agreed to help cure him in exchange for information.
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Few military colleagues have backed Mr. Donahue and some have openly called him a traitor.
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For them, the former deputy prime minister turned Putin critic is a pro-Western traitor.
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"Her legacy will be that she was a traitor to women," activist Linda Sarsour tweeted.
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"My guess is you've never thought of yourself as a traitor?" the millennial activist sneers.
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The following day, tabloids published numerous stories saying Ivanovic was a foreign agent and traitor.
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Most of the nation's newspapers described him as a dictator or a traitor, or both.
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So it goes for Trump, a traitor to the class he professes to speak for.
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The Virginia GOP might as well have said that Ralph Northam is a race traitor.
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The GOP would run ads calling Sanders a socialist, a communist, a traitor to America.
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"Our Kind of Traitor" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian).
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Regev publicly yelled at her, calling her a traitor in Arabic and a Trojan horse.
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" Renshaw considered Cooper, who supports the parliamentary group Labour Friends of Israel, a "race traitor.
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It began with a trial, and the sentencing of the traitor to death in absentia.
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"Alcoholism, drugs, stress, nervous breakdowns and depression are inevitable illnesses of a traitor," he said.
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"I am not a traitor, I give you my word of honor," Mr. Duterte said.
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Bowe Bergdahl a "dirty rotten traitor" for walking off his base in Afghanistan in 2009.
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The story of Benedict Arnold's metamorphosis, from renowned hero to reviled traitor, rivals any fiction.
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Boosie and Mo'Nique were among the other black celebrities who called King a race traitor.
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She is often derided in Mexico as a traitor to her people, a colonial sellout.
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The White House added to the drama by calling Yates a traitor and sacking her.
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Acquaintances warned him that party affiliates were branding him a traitor in WhatsApp chat rooms.
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The show's creator, Toby Whithouse, examines a possible traitor in each of the six episodes.
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He emerged from the significant section of Israeli society that viewed Rabin as a traitor.
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She also called Ms. Park a "pro-Japanese traitor," according to South Korean news reports.
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His statement was nearly drowned out by protestors shouting "traitor" and "liar" outside the courthouse.
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However, the alliance pushes general Hux over the edge from recalcitrant subordinate to downright traitor.
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When Kovic turned against the war in Vietnam, it wasn't because he was a traitor.
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He said Obama was a traitor and that he didn't want to pay his taxes.
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The negative letters were venomous: "Anybody who advocates, aids or abets the vicious crime of racial integration is nothing short of a traitor to the white race, and a traitor to the illustrious white founders of this country," wrote G.L. Le Bon of New Orleans.
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In both cases, Obama faced resistance from Republicans, who have accused Manning of being a traitor.
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I mean, come on, when you call the president a traitor, treasonous, you&aposre undermining it.
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After the hearing Wa Lone told journalists that he was not "a traitor of the country".
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Trump responded in a tweet, calling her a traitor and criticizing the decision to release her.
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Gender Traitor: Members of the LGBTQ+ community, or anyone who engages in same-sex sexual activity.
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But Shias consider Ibn al-Khattab a traitor who usurped Ali, the true heir to Muhammad.
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Many viewed him as a traitor, making him a divisive figure even after all these years.
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Emily (Alexis Bledel) was a "gender traitor," but her life was spared because she was fertile.
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"I got accused of being a traitor and everything else by the Republican Party," McAnulty said.
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I'm a traitor to my elite class because I'm trying to help the workers, I guess.
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" Over the course of the campaign, Trump called Bergdahl a traitor who "should have been executed.
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Boris Johnson is branded a "real traitor" by Guy Verhofstadt, the EU parliament's Brexit co-ordinator.
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Protesters chanted "lock him up" and "traitor," according to Associated Press White House reporter Zeke Miller.
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Trump referenced Bergdahl multiple times throughout the campaign, calling him a traitor who should be executed.
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Later, Frank and President Petrov discuss the fate of the Russian "traitor" now on U.S. soil.
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If a decision was taken to silence a perceived traitor, it likely would have been his.
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Although they prevailed in the end, Democrats saw Mr. Schippers as a traitor to the party.
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Sanders replied that he was "absolutely aghast" and "disgusted" by people who called Warren a traitor.
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"Cao Dewang behaved like a traitor," wrote one person on Weibo, the popular Chinese microblogging site.
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Near their bodies was a cardboard sign that said "Munafik," which can mean hypocrite or traitor.
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" Bill Christeson was among the protesters outside the courthouse holding a sign that read "Dirty Traitor.
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To some, Edward Snowden is a whistleblower and patriot, and to others, a leaker and traitor.
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Although he's tried to return the money, the government considers him a traitor and a murderer.
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She has been called a foreign agent, a troublemaker, a tax cheat, a traitor and ugly.
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Being at a Model C was hard and I felt like a traitor to my people.
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And anyone who reported concerns outside the tight-knit SEAL community risked being branded a traitor.
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"The kind of giving I advocate is 'being a traitor to your class' giving," he said.
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" Trump supporters, however, used social media to launch vitriolic attacks against McCain, decrying him as a "traitor.
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You should be able to wear them without people saying you are a traitor to your sex.
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I, a U.S. Army war Veteran of 13 years, was being called a traitor to the country.
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Now, a tune to remind everyone who's listening, American patriot or Gilead traitor; we are still here.
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Rousseff has accused Temer, a 75-year-old constitutional lawyer, of being a "coupmonger" and a traitor.
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As some Clinton supporters called Trump racist, the group of Trump supporters simply chanted, "Hillary's a traitor!"
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Republicans called him "a traitor to his class" and fought tooth and nail against the New Deal.
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AHS: Apocalypse came back this week with "Traitor" and it was noticeably less intense than its predecessor.
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Much of the Israeli Right can't stand her because they think she's a traitor to their cause.
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He's officially a traitor who lost his trial by combat thanks to an overly-cocky Red Viper.
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"You'll go down in history as having helped bring the lying orange traitor down!" one donor wrote.
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The "bad timing" part is that it makes "Our Kind of Traitor" seem like an inferior copy.
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Calling a President of the United States a traitor, without impeccable proof, is far beyond the pale.
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But the idea that Roberts is a traitor to the conservative movement is hugely unfair to him.
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Trump actually rarely uses the word "traitor" -- which makes sense, because it is an extremely serious allegation.
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Branding Mr. Thompson a sellout and a traitor, they have begun to issue demands that he resign.
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"Eventually, it's going to be great," Cher, who's slammed Trump before as a "f---ing traitor," said.
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He wants to scrap EU sanctions against Russia and calls Kiska a traitor controlled by foreign powers.
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Huawei's US chief security officer says he's been called a traitor for defending the Chinese tech giant.
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Bradley Manning — as a traitor, many open-government advocates consider her a whistle-blower and a hero.
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" In January of 2017, Barreto wrote in a tweet that Obama was a "pansy and a traitor.
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Over the course of the campaign he was branded a terrorist sympathiser, an extremist, and a traitor.
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We agree with Charles M. Blow that his behavior is treasonous ("Trump, Treasonous Traitor," column, July 16).
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That's why Republican supporters are chanting for Clinton to go to jail and calling her a traitor.
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And the alleged Polish traitor, detained the same day, wasn't a soldier but a senior cybersecurity specialist.
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But either way, he'll be a traitor to his base and utterly unsuited for future presidential nominations.
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To the black community, they don't want to accept you because they view you as a traitor.
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I asked myself: Would I be a traitor for abandoning my country in its most vulnerable moment?
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THE SPY AND THE TRAITOR The Greatest Espionage Story of the Cold War By Ben Macintyre Illustrated.
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He has always made a point of saying that a traitor is worse than an open enemy.
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"I tried to make my time there morally neutral, without being called a traitor," he told me.
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I saw my mother as a traitor who had destroyed my life, and I felt completely alone.
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And am I a traitor to myself if I own stocks in companies I would otherwise shun?
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And 44 percent believe the whistleblower is a patriot, versus 21 percent who think he's a traitor.
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As the intelligence community branded Snowden a traitor, disillusioned Americans questioned the integrity of their government institutions.
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Whether he is a hero or a traitor, Snowden no doubt changed how we think about privacy.
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Anyone who criticized or made a remark on anything related to Saudi Arabia was labeled a traitor.
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She really was a traitor, and Arkady wouldn't sacrifice his relationship with his country to protect her.
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In the last book, the hit man neutralized the Moscow-spawned daughter of trippy traitor Kim Philby.
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Members of her husband's family turned against her and denounced him as a traitor and a British spy.
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"No way the traitor didn't try to drown us out with pillows," the longtime liberal political consultant wrote.
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Through some clever manipulations, he switches out the two Nebulas – so there's a traitor in the Avengers' midst.
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In other forums—like, say, Twitter—anyone who extenuates sexual abuse is considered a traitor to the sisterhood.
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If he goes in and he tries to mend fences with Putin, they&aposre calling him a traitor.
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For this he has earned the enmity of Serbia's government-controlled press, which has declared him a traitor.
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"Your daughter won't turn out to be a traitor like you when she grows up," the operative said.
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In Gilead, working for a newspaper was on par with being a "gender traitor" — but perhaps even worse.
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So Xi Jinping, a spy for the hated Zhao family, is a traitor to the first Chinese state.
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"You are a normal guy, not a traitor, you know how to take a punch," Mr Tkachev says.
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Two years earlier, Kim's uncle, Jang Song-thaek, was executed after being branded a "traitor for all ages."
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He was angry that this fraud and possibly even traitor would dare lay claim to middle-class loyalties.
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In season 8 episode "Traitor" alone, there are two whole over-the-top resurrections in a single hour.
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Karoubi, an ex-speaker of parliament, has been accused by hardline authorities of being a "seditionist" and "traitor".
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"I'm treated like a traitor to my generation," said 22-year-old Patrick Ross, a playwright in Philadelphia.
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Arya is starting to view Sansa — thanks to Littlefinger's sly meddling, natch — as a traitor to her family.
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I wouldn't ever count on a turncoat traitor like Donald Trump to have my back under any circumstances.
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Mr. Wetzel said that some north-side whites used racist language to paint him as a race traitor.
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Young white supremacists (who adore Trump despite his weird orange hue) told me I was a race traitor.
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" A traitor, on the other hand, is "A person who commits treason by betraying his or her country.
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OUR KIND OF TRAITOR From a John le Carré novel, a cautionary tale about making friends on vacation.
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Critics have called her a traitor, while supporters have praised her heroism in airing the military's dirty laundry.
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"I'm not a traitor, I'm loyal to fatherland," Rotondaro said in an interview with Colombian news station NTN24.
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"The traitor has revealed himself," quipped one user on microblog Weibo, in a comment 'liked' over 600 times.
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" And the time she lashed out at an Arab member of the Knesset: "Go to Gaza, you traitor!
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" Donald J. Trump has said, "I think he's a total traitor and I would deal with him harshly.
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Red Orchid Theater's "Traitor" adds the macabre touch of Stockmann's son dropping dead onstage, poisoned by the water.
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As a candidate, Donald Trump repeatedly called the sergeant a "traitor" and called for him to be executed.
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He couldn't bear being thought of as a traitor to his people — he was so open about everything!
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He was portrayed as a traitor and a coward and his boxing license in New York was revoked.
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That same year, Mr. Wang's father was accused of being a "traitor of the Party" and killed himself.
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"I am not a traitor," she declared, saying that she had led the process according to the law.
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Alcoholism and drug addiction, stress, severe nervous breakdown and depression are the inevitable occupational illnesses of the traitor.
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The White House has aggressively pushed back on the piece, calling the author a traitor and a coward.
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Tyrion went from being a traitor and a prisoner to once again being named Hand of the King.
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For even opening the dialogue, some right-wing politicians labeled Mr. Sánchez as a traitor to Spanish unity.
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A pro-government newspaper did suggest that Hathloul is a traitor who could even deserve to be executed.
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If you see her as a traitor, that would be an unmitigated victory for the rule of law.
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When government loyalists published articles accusing Feili of being immoral and a traitor, friends began to avoid him.
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The former speaker has been accused of being a "seditionist" and "traitor", but he has not been officially charged.
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Jonathan, though derided as a traitor by many in Canada, got to play in the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
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This is a guy that the media accuses of being a nationalist and a traitor at the same time.
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Throughout her time in prison, Manning was seen as a hero by some and as a traitor by others.
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Hasson also followed Breivik's advice for identifying targets — or who would be considered a "traitor," according to the motion.
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The Monster Baru Cormorant by Seth Dickinson Seth Dickinson published his acclaimed debut novel Traitor Baru Cormorant in 2015.
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Everyone is pointing fingers at someone else, with the existence of a traitor now fully acknowledged by all parties.
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The intelligence services tried to liquidate her as a traitor and foreign agent (though her early death was natural).
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Government and opposition politicians have branded the 19683-year-old former M&A banker a "traitor" and "populist light".
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This month, Hun Sen accused Sam Serey and his group of plotting attacks in Cambodia, calling him a "traitor".
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"I tried to talk to them but they called me 'a traitor who betrayed your home country'," Hwangbo said.
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Why not push the narrative that Trump is not just a blundering fool but might be an actual traitor?
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Morocco is celebrating the death of Mr Abdelaziz, a man it called a mercenary, a traitor and a terrorist.
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This attracted Pegida supporters chanting slogans with a Nazi tinge: Lügenpresse ("liar press") and Volksverräter ("traitor to the people").
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In the 21st century, Le Carré suggests, Europe is being run, and ruined, by a new kind of traitor.
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"How could you do this?" the president asks the traitor in his midst, once he's figured it all out.
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"This is the time for us American Muslims to rat out any traitor who walks amongst us," he said.
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"They called my father a traitor, because he criticized the Hindu religion for its exploitative traditions," Mr. Dabholkar said.
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She was called a "clueless treacherous traitor" and told to resign from the paper or transfer to another university.
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To be violent, in defiance of the state's monopoly on violence, is therefore to be a kind of traitor.
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Mr. Ko frequently wept and called himself a "traitor of the fatherland" during the news conference, the agency said.
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Read more: Huawei's US chief security officer says he's been called a traitor for defending the Chinese tech giant.
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The Venezuelan defense ministry tweeted a screen grab from Silva's statement with the word "TRAIDOR" (traitor) emblazoned over it.
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We also learn that the Seventh Kavalry regards Keene as a "race traitor," which shouldn't come as a surprise.
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And now we&aposre in the rhetorical that these Stalin, that he&aposs Hitler, that he&aposs a traitor.
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And Mr. Trump has accused Sergeant Bergdahl of being a traitor, despite testimony that he never sought to defect.
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It's no fun to worship the feet of a woman who you think is a traitor to the country.
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Edward Snowden has been called many names over the last couple of years: hero, traitor, patriot, dissident, genius, coward.
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You pamper this wonderful body of yours, making sure that no harm comes to him, but he's a traitor.
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"As a silent majority, I demand Angela be dealt with as a traitor to our country," another person wrote.
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It's like Mafia, or Werewolf, or other games in which players try to identify a traitor in their midst.
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It is dominated by brutal ideologues who will use any smear ("traitor", "collaborator", "fifth-columnist") to defeat their opponents.
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This is what Lee Stranahan meant when he described Alex as a ''traitor'' who ''does not get basic narratives.
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Mr. Fidell also noted that even the Army's own investigation did not suggest that Sergeant Bergdahl was a traitor.
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But just because he was not good at it does not mean he is not a traitor and defector.
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Her posture is ever so slightly stricken after she's misled Claudius into decrying the faithful Otho as a traitor.
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Robert E. Lee was a traitor, the best general of a war that killed more Americans than any other.
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Russian state television has been playing this very simply -- as a justified attack against a traitor to the state.
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Mr. Reshetnikov once described him as a "traitor who will answer for his treachery to Russia on Judgment Day."
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But at the same time, both Mr. Lugovoi and the official Russian news media call Mr. Litvinenko a traitor.
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Kushner is a traitor to the American people, we have had enough of his globalist agenda influencing our President.
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Seems as if you're not for nuclear war with the Russians over Syria, then you must be a traitor.
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While the state branded him a traitor, public opinion was already embracing his anticolonial views, and his popularity grew.
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Your boss pardoned a traitor who gave U.S. enemies state secrets, he also pardoned a terrorist who killed Americans.
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How hard was the U.S. trying to get him back when the Army sergeant was considered a traitor stateside?
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No one wants to be a class traitor, especially when the members of one's class are such nice people.
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He said last week espionage was one of the world's most important professions and dismissed Skripal as a traitor.
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Bergdah's celebratory homecoming is cut short when the public suddenly denounces his hero status, calling him a deserter and traitor.
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Within the circle of Trump-supporting conservatives, McCain is a traitor, and his illness has been greeted with near glee.
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One of the strongest points of affinity I felt with Ford was the sense of being labeled a class traitor.
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Meanwhile, what's apparently not an outrage is for the Senate Majority leader to insinuate that the president is a traitor.
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They include New Delhi's sheltering of the Dalai Lama, the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader whom Beijing considers a separatist traitor.
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Republicans roundly criticized Obama, and Trump went further while campaigning for president, repeatedly calling Bergdahl a traitor who deserved death.
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The co-organizers are promising a game of "pin the indictment on the traitor" and a large cake from Costco.
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Meanwhile a neurotic pro-Brexit press shrieks that anyone who voices doubts about the country's direction is an unpatriotic traitor.
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"He's a traitor," said protester Jimmy Tso, who wore a black cap and T-shirt emblazoned with a China flag.
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Amid a barrage of taunts from protesters calling him a "liar" and a "traitor" last month, for example, Vermont Gov.
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Bossie is, with Floyd Brown (whom Bossie worked for), Roger Stone, and the traitor David Brock, an OG Clinton hater.
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The motive for attacking an aged Russian traitor who was exchanged in a Kremlin-approved spy swap is still unclear.
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Some yellow vests who see the European Parliament as undemocratic and a waste of money have branded her a "traitor".
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But both of those responsibilities took a backseat with the decision to commute Manning's sentence and set a traitor free.
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President Trump early Thursday slammed Chelsea Manning, calling her an "ungrateful traitor" who should have never been released from prison.
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The fact that Robert E. Lee wasn't hung as a traitor was thanks to the benevolence of the US government.
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They must be 'loyal to what he is saying right now,' she said, or he sees them as 'a traitor.
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She tells Sam she wants him to hire a different enemy — literally, anyone but the traitor who fucked her husband.
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At the march, one protester's sign chastised Peña Nieto as a vendepatria: a traitor willing to sell his own country.
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In February, Mr. Maduro called the owner of Empresas Polar S.A., Venezuela's largest private company, a thief and a traitor.
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In turn, Arrington sought to cast the three-term congressman as a traitor who was opposed to the president's agenda.
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The AfD is often criticized for its use of Nazi-era terms such as Volksverraeter, or "traitor of the people".
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During the campaign, Trump called Bergdahl a "dirty, rotten traitor" and said he "should be shot" for deserting his post.
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Called a traitor and a hero The Taliban released Bergdahl in a prisoner swap for five detainees at Guantanamo Bay.
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On Twitter, I've been barraged with words like "traitor" and "treason" along with a fair number of less printable terms.
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"You brought a comedian up to attack my appearance and called me a traitor to my own gender," Sanders said.
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Judas was not a traitor but, in fact, the truest believer in Jesus' divinity, more so than even Jesus himself.
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He has said repeatedly that Sergeant Bergdahl is "a no-good traitor" who would have been executed 30 years ago.
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But as soon as you begin to question anything, or if you criticize Hitler, then you are considered a traitor.
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More than 10,000 of Plahotniuc and Filip's party supporters held a protest, calling Dodon a "traitor" and demanding his resignation.
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Sharef's work with the United States made him particularly vulnerable to attack by militants who view him as a traitor.
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When she doesn't follow his rules, the threatened man (who, incidentally, owns an army of devoted traitor women) gets scared.
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Many didn't seem to know what to make of the story—should we consider her a traitor or heroic whistleblower?
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When Buchanan left office in March 1861, he was widely derided by members of his own party as a traitor.
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Sunnis revere Aisha, but Shiites revile her as a traitor who fought against Ali, the foundational figure of Shiite tradition.
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DARGIS What we started to see with the Marvel Universe is that you're either on board or you're a traitor.
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She was attacked for advocating peace with India, and was often accused of being an Indian agent or a traitor.
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Donald Trump made it a campaign issue in 2016, calling Bergdahl a "traitor," even suggesting that he should be executed.
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Mr. Trump made calls of "dirty rotten traitor" a staple of his speeches, and said the sergeant should be executed.
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Conservative pundits suggested Vindman was a traitor, and a House Republican lamely tried to link Yovanovitch to a Democratic operative.
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" During his campaign, Trump called Bergdahl a "no-good traitor" and said, "Thirty years ago, [Bergdahl] would have been shot.
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And I see in Lee a traitor who waged war against the United States in defense of the indefensible, slavery.
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Any healthy society is defined by its ability to accommodate civilized debate, not by cries of "traitor" directed at dissenters.
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Robert E. Lee, whose decision to fight on the Confederate side marked him as a traitor in many Union eyes.
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Shadi said some might call her a traitor if she were to protest again, but said she did not care.
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His sumptuously written new book, "Judas," humanely probes the role of the traitor as well as Israeli politics and history.
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But they are also sophisticated enough to understand that his motivation was not that of a spy or a traitor.
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But Weill didn't, and thus was seen as a traitor, said Michael Kaufmann, artistic director of the Kurt Weill Festival.
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I knew if I did this I could never go back to the movement because I'm a race traitor, right?
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The assailant shouted "traitor" before firing at least three shots in quick succession at Can Dundar, a Reuters eyewitness said.
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Do you think this, you know, traitor talk and they have something on him talk is playing into Russia&aposs hands?
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Clinton's political career, but suddenly found myself fighting paranoia that I was being shunned as a traitor to the progressive cause.
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Now that queen, Mrithuri, finds herself besieged by a rival, Anuraja, and one of her inner circle might be a traitor.
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He thinks Bieber — who has escorted him out to the ring for several fights — is a "traitor" for this ultimate betrayal.
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He called the homeopath who combined his teachings and practices with conventional medicine "an apostate and a traitor," according to Ernst.
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Republicans roundly criticized Obama, and Trump went further while campaigning for president, repeatedly calling Bergdahl a traitor who deserved serious punishment.
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Buying books from Amazon makes me feel like a traitor, but also it makes it sooo much easier to read books.
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This makes any travelling patient a suspected traitor in local Palestinian eyes, while equally the Israelis fear a breach of security.
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The Manning commutation is already sparking controversy, with one Republican senator saying that Obama had commuted the sentence of a traitor.
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The fans were ruthless to Kawhi during the game, chanting "traitor" and booing him almost every time he touched the ball.
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On one occasion he accused its governor, Erdem Basci, of being a traitor to the nation for championing a higher rate.
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To many in the South, these efforts branded Longstreet a traitor to the white race to be either vilified -- or forgotten.
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He says he was photographed with the flag -- something that would make him a traitor in the eyes of North Korea.
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Mr. Maduro took aim at Luis Almagro, its secretary general, calling him a "longtime traitor" and implying he was a spy.
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"Ruben is a traitor to this country," PMAZ founder Lesa Antone reportedly said near the end of the Facebook Live broadcast.
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The Kim dynasty has considered China a traitor since it established a diplomatic relationship with South Korea, twenty-five years ago.
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Snowden, now living in Russia, has been criticized by some as a traitor while being praised by others as a whistleblower.
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They said I was a dangerous, insane traitor, a threat to national security, a Siberian candidate in cahoots with Pooty-Poot.
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In his view, Santos was "a professional traitor," and the treaty threatened Colombia's integrity by allowing Communists to run for office.
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Once the suit became public, he might be branded a traitor in the business community and have trouble finding another job.
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It literally means traitor, according to John P. Hunter III, who wrote of the warlock in his book, Showdown with Ideology.
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It took you until January of this year to call him a traitor and say he should be tried for treason.
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Party websites unleashed an onslaught, calling the tycoon, Ren Zhiqiang, a capitalist traitor in language reminiscent of the Mao-era purges.
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On Sunday a small group of pro-government protesters in front of his Cotroceni presidential palace denounced him as a "traitor".
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He also leads his army to take Highgarden, and gains a new ally in Randyll Tarly (a traitor to House Tyrell).
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By Tuesday afternoon, the word "traitor" had been used on Twitter 800,000 times and the word "treason" about 1.2 million times.
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Jackson's recording revealed Nesterenko to be, in Elizabeth's mind, not a traitor but a loyal Soviet subject carrying out Gorbachev's wishes.
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To detractors, though, including a new presidential administration hostile to whistleblowers of Manning's ilk, she remains no more than a traitor.
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In a party meeting in 2013 that condemned Mr. Jang as a traitor, he was called a depraved and corrupt womanizer.
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They beat her, cut her hair and marched through the town with a sign reading "national traitor" hung around her neck.
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While they welcome abusing his status and information, Snowden is a traitor and defector to the espionage world as a whole.
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Though "The Traitor" takes in the comedy and the squalor of Italy's recent past, its dominant tone isn't mockery or disgust.
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Depending on whom you ask today, my grandfather's story is that of a partisan, a traitor, a hero or a spy.
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He has called Mendoza a thief, a coward, a hypocrite, a traitor, a bandit, an oligarch, and a long-haired devil.
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The episode is called "The Traitor," which could refer to many characters, all of whom serve important functions within the story.
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The conservative group FreedomWorks said they will hand out "traitor" awards to Republicans who oppose a healthcare procedural vote next week.
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Ungrateful TRAITOR Chelsea Manning, who should never have been released from prison, is now calling President Obama a weak leader. Terrible!
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"We were fed up with the language of Polish politics: 'You are a traitor and should go to jail,'" he said.
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The detractors speak out because some see her as a traitor to her nation who may have jeopardized US national security.
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Evancho, who has an 18-year-old transgender sister, has been called a "traitor" for agreeing to appear at the inauguration.
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A soldier who has fulfilled his military service and then speaks out against the actions he carried out is a traitor.
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"Standing in line at a Ted Cruz appearance made me feel like a traitor and arbiter of evil," he tells Broadly.
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Now, many Democrats and most of the left are applauding Brennan for calling President Trump a traitor and demanding he be impeached.
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As far as he's concerned, Elihas was a traitor and so is Bill, and Ava's being caught in the crossfire is inconsequential.
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And Obama's move to free someone regarded by many as a traitor set off a firestorm in the political and intelligence communities.
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Ironically, Ms Atwood's essay notes that "anyone who doesn't puppet their views is seen as an apostate, a heretic or a traitor".
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That way, she can't be considered a traitor to the movement if she doesn't follow all of the terms it agreed on.
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The CNRP had called on voters to boycott the election but authorities warned anyone doing so would be seen as a traitor.
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Republicans roundly criticized Obama, and Donald Trump went further while campaigning for president, repeatedly calling Bergdahl a traitor who deserved serious punishment.
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"A traitor has arrived to Pakistan," was one response on Twitter to news of her return, though many other tweets were positive.
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Last month, she called Trump a "f---ing traitor" for saying he hopes Russian hackers have emails deleted from Clinton's private server.
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Mainly, it is obscuring the fact that Robert E. Lee was a traitor who fought for the right to own human beings.
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He called him "the Great Traitor" and the "Benedict Arnold of the Negro race," and mocked him whenever he got the opportunity.
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A flyer circulating on social media in Saudi Arabia shows activists, including Hathloul, with a traitor stamp over each of their faces.
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The tweet showed a screen grab from the video of Silva declaring his defection with the word "TRAIDOR" (traitor) emblazoned over it.
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" In the past, Beijing has called the Dalai Lama a "traitor," branding him "an anti-China separatist under the cloak of religion.
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Already angry over the loss of influence Tigrayans enjoyed under the previous administration, many chanted "Abiy is a traitor" and "Abiy resign".
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Naturopaths "loathe Britt because she's a traitor," David Gorski, a doctor and the managing editor of Science-Based Medicine, told STAT News.
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We can stroll around the Capitol, where the Republicans who think I'm a traitor will STILL kiss my ring before the midterms.
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The government declared Mr. al-Sarout a traitor, banning him from soccer and offering a reward for information leading to his arrest.
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I am not a wimp, nor am I a traitor to my New England upbringing, if I wear a real winter coat.
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Kenneth Dahl, Bergdahl's goal wasn't to disappear into the Afghan wilderness or (as Trump alleged) turn traitor and defect to the Taliban.
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After he announced his intention to run for president, several pro-government Egyptian television hosts denounced Mr. Shafik as a corrupt traitor.
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He had already made his Broadway debut in 21985 with "The Traitor," about a scientist who delivers atomic secrets to the Soviets.
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The patriot-traitor divide should be less a matter of opinion than a matter of law, but the law here is murky.
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If the politicians want to take the country back, they'll have to stop calling one another traitor just to please the army.
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Unlike another of his late-career works, "Our Kind of Traitor" (2010), this novel ends not with a bang but a whimper.
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But he is adamant that he is not a traitor and would never work with a foreign government to influence US elections.
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In these exchanges, Trump called Bolton "a traitor" and said that all the conversations they had were classified, according to The Post.
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" A man who "had served the country for over 40 years, fought wars for the country can surely never be a traitor.
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"You've just been called a traitor, and you think about that every time before you go door-knocking," Ms. De Piero said.
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Nobody knows for sure, but with this new mobile game from superstar designers Mindfield you can help track down America's greatest traitor!
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Nationalists and leftists, though, remember him as at best a vodka-soaked buffoon and at worst a traitor working for the West.
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In a televised speech, Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, the Houthi leader, said Mr. Saleh had been killed because he was a traitor.
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You can say that your ideas are bad for America, and frankly un-American, but don't say the person is a traitor.
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"Traitor!" cry socialist stalwarts, who cannot forgive the former state governor for breaking with their beloved late leader Hugo Chavez in 2010.
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Many government supporters view him as a traitor for abandoning the party, while members of the opposition view his roots with suspicion.
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They suspect/know that the traitor known as Red Jamie and the Dunbonnet are the same person, which is to say Jamie Fraser.
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Bill Cassidy, R-Louisiana, told reporters on Capitol Hill that he considered Manning a "traitor" and said he was "disappointed" about the commutation.
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GUTFELD: I do love the traitor talk because only on CNN is Trump a hard- core nationalist who would then betray his country.
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Karoubi, the former speaker of the parliament, has been accused of being a "seditionist" and "traitor", but he has not been officially charged.
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By smearing his arch-enemy as a traitor, Mr Kaczynski may hope to reduce Mr Tusk's chances of ever returning to domestic politics.
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GREENVILLE, S.C. — An audience member at a rally for Senator Marco Rubio called Hillary Clinton "a traitor," prompting an objection from the candidate.
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In a recent tweet Nadine Dorries, a Tory MP, labelled Sir John Major, the leader of her party in 1990-97, a "traitor".
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His lightsaber battle against a trooper who called him "traitor" was one of the more popular moments in that episode of the saga.
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He is facing mounting criticism over the struggling economy and is seen by many Egyptians as a traitor for giving up the islands.
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In South Carolina earlier this month, he was repeatedly interrupted by protesters, who accused him of being a traitor to the Hispanic community.
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Trump pledged in July he would deal with Snowden "harshly," adding he is "a total traitor" and suggested he deserves to be executed.
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In the journal Race Traitor and in a provocative book, Dr. Ignatiev argued that the white race should, in a sense, be abolished.
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As the journalists awaited the court's decision on Friday, an assailant tried to shoot Mr. Dundar, shouting "traitor" as he fired at him.
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Mr. Uribe has repeatedly said the deal amounts to an amnesty for the FARC and has accused Mr. Santos of being a traitor.
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The 72-year-old performer frequently blasts Trump on social media, calling him a "f---ing traitor," among other less-than-complimentary names.
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When sworn brothers of the Night's Watch fall on that version of Jon and stab him, he will be the traitor, not them.
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"I don't wish to see her face until I am used to having a traitor in the family," she sniffs to her son.
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Many of them see him as a capitalist interloper, a traitor to Socialist ideals and a threat to their traditional base among workers.
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Bowe Bergdahl a traitor who should be executed will not prevent the soldier from receiving a fair sentencing, a military judge ruled Monday.
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Fragmentary dialogue occurs about gas chambers, "Jew-dogs" and the fact that Gringo is coming by to kill Abahn(s) as a traitor.
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Szewczuk reportedly shared the image, with the phrase "see ya later race traitor," to a far-right social media platform back in August.
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The article was headlined "BREAKING: Fox News Exposes Traitor Megyn Kelly, Kicks Her Out for Backing Hillary," although no such thing has happened.
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During the presidential race last year, Mr. Trump also described the sergeant a "dirty rotten traitor" and called for him to be executed.
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"Traitor" asks the audience to move from the theater to a storefront next door, where the mob around them gets angry at Stockmann.
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After conducting their own investigation, the I.O.C.'s investigators surmised that Rodchenkov, branded a traitor in Russia, had largely been telling the truth.
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If he was not the mole — and some argued strenuously that he was not — an arrest might allow the real traitor to escape.
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In the United States the populists theoretically hold the White House, under a president who promised to be a traitor to his class.
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Handcuffed and in blue prison garb, Manafort, 70, entered the courtroom, walking with a slight limp, as someone shouted "traitor" from the hallway.
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There's a traitor in the White House, and the president has gone AWOL, in part, to try to figure out who that is.
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Venezuela's few defecting elites have tended to portray themselves as the true guardians of Mr. Chávez's cause and Mr. Maduro as the traitor.
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Some called Mr. Cantu, 32, a third-generation Mexican-American, a "Nazi" and "traitor" for joining the Border Patrol in the first place.
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His body must be mutilated because Shakespeare's audience would have demanded that retribution, cheering at the idea of a traitor on the rack.
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Truth is a slippery, elusive concept in today's Turkey, a place where the definitions of basic words, like "ally" and "traitor," keep changing.
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Shmuel and Oz both vividly understand the role of the traitor, an epithet Oz himself has at times been called by political opponents.
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In the series, Erica Shepherd (played Carpenter) is a brilliant former CIA operative turned traitor serving a life sentence in a Supermax prison.
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At a town hall-style meeting in August 2015, for example, he called Sergeant Bergdahl a "dirty, rotten traitor" and pantomimed shooting him.
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Manal al-Sharif spent the next nine days in jail, where she was interrogated, called a traitor and a spy, and strip-searched.
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In a 2014 interview with the newspaper Yediot Ahronot on the occasion of the publication of his novel "The Gospel According to Judas," published in English as "Judas" in 2016, Mr. Oz said that he was first branded a traitor as a child when he was seen associating with a British sergeant, and that he had been called a traitor since 1967.
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Lowell did not immediately respond to queries about how exactly the mistake was made, or what wicked traitor of an email client he uses.
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The whole thing is just a kind of fun whatever spin on the tired, chest beating accusations that KD is a traitor to OKC.
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Another is Seth Dickinson, whose first novel, The Traitor Baru Cormorant, is a lesbian love story set against the backdrop of anti-colonial revolution.
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As we see the utter, complete case of the vapors on the part of John Brennan and so forth by calling him a traitor.
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Charles Blow of New York Times declared Trump to be a traitor, even before the press conference, as soon as he got to Helsinki.
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In theory, Fred could report George to someone higher up for being a "gender traitor" — but would making that move be effective in Gilead?
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She said members of the AKP have called her a traitor; police imprisoned and beat one of her sons who protested with her party.
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The 66-year-old general was branded a traitor after he dozed off during military events and second-guessed Mr. Kim's orders, it said.
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His switch from the RSC to the National was rocky; he was seen as a traitor by one, as an interloper by the other.
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Maybe you decided, a while back, that Snowden is a "traitor," or that he went too far in leaking documents and revealing NSA secrets.
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To others, he's a traitor who gave up American secrets, endangered the lives of soldiers and then went running to the Kremlin for protection.
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Kansas congressman Mike Pompeo, whom Trump has selected to run the CIA, has called Snowden a "traitor" and said that he should be executed.
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Despite the risk of being treated as a traitor -- a crime punishable by death, he says he wants to go back to North Korea.
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The words "Traitor Trump" and "#LockHimUp" were also projected onto the building after Trump held a joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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" "The greatest traitor in Ecuadorian and Latin American history, Lenin Moreno, allowed the British police to enter our embassy in London to arrest Assange.
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LONDON — Boris Johnson was branded a "real traitor" by a senior EU politician after Conservative members of Parliament dismissed compromise Brexit proposals from Brussels.
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Trump savaged Bergdahl as "a no-good traitor who should have been executed" and criticized the prisoner swap in 2014 that won his release.
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I don't doubt that some pundit or another would actually propose he was traitor to the nation for giving aid and comfort to Trump.
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Mr. le Carré's 2010 novel, "Our Kind of Traitor" — with its Russian mobsters, British civilians and international intrigue — certainly sounds ready for its closeup.
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" Some chanted "Orban, get out of here," and "traitor," while others held a banner that said, "Students with the workers against the slave law.
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If living got too much for me so that I really wanted to die, I would go to Washington first and kill that traitor.
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When she develops feelings for one of her targets, a C.I.A. agent (Joel Edgerton), she is tempted to become a traitor to Mother Russia.
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"Hamilton," it seems — especially as led by its incendiary newborn star, Mr. Westman — can make a traitor of any English citizen for a night.
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Most recently, in January, an irate Aaron Sosnick berated him in Tompkins Square Park, yelling and wagging his finger and calling him a traitor.
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He isn't a class traitor or a good-government reformer who uses his fortune to pass policies that would politically neuter fortunes like his.
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They now need to defend President Trump at all costs and, indirectly, adopt Mr. Putin's stance that a traitor is worse than an enemy.
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Mr. Snowden has been hailed as a whistle-blower by privacy and civil liberties advocates, while denounced as a traitor by national security officials.
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Former White House communications director Anthony ScaramucciAnthony ScaramucciScaramucci calls Trump a 'traitor' to the US Scaramucci: Trump is 'gone' and 'done' Trump blasts 'Mr.
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Perhaps if Democrats had not spent the last three years calling Trump a Russian stooge and traitor then they would have some credibility today.
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For many people, you're a whistle-blowing hero, and for many other people you're a traitor who broke your oath and betrayed your country.
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The drafters, according to Kalt, concluded that if the president were a traitor, "he can be impeached and prosecuted" under the language they adopted.
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"I think the man is a traitor," said Harder, who has been a registered Democrat since returning from a tour in Vietnam in 1971.
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Killing an informant's family has the dual function of punishing the traitor and warning his associates what will happen if they follow his example.
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A Republican running for his seat called him a weasel who was not to be trusted, while a Democratic foe labeled him a traitor.
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"That was the reason he went there immediately after the death of a politician whom he accused of being a traitor," Mr. Popovic said.
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The West and Putin's opponents at home believe that the Kremlin killed Litvinenko — that his death was a Cosa Nostra-style murder of a traitor.
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And if you disagree with them or then kind of do anything against that dogma, they will outcast you and brand you as a traitor.
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For example, he&aposs being accused of treason, he&aposs been called a traitor, for messing up a press conference suddenly he&aposs Benedict Arnold.
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On Sunday night's episode of Game of Thrones, Arya calmly toyed with her shiny new dagger and accused her sister, Sansa, of being a traitor.
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"Now, a tune to remind everyone who's listening, American patriot or Gilead traitor," Winfrey says before playing "Hungry Heart," by American poster child Bruce Springsteen.
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On the pro-government side, Falcon is widely seen as a traitor, having initially backed Chavez and then broken with the Socialist Party in 2010.
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"Traitor" is, after all, what PP leader Pablo Casado labeled Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, simply for his willingness to enter discussions with Catalonia's separatists.
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But when it became clear that he was there to represent America, the state-owned news media scorned him as a traitor to his race.
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The public perception of Snowden has been shaped by people like Donald Trump who called Snowden a "traitor," and said that he should be executed.
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The Italian proverb traduttore, tradittore ("translator, traitor") resonates so deeply in the critical and secondary literature around translation that it is rarely called into question.
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" —Anna Goldwater Alexander, then senior photo editor "I asked Edward Snowden the biggest question of all, 'Are you a patriot, or are you a traitor?
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The Workers Party has vowed to organize mass protests against Temer, whom it has dubbed a traitor, and to derail his legislative agenda in Congress.
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Conversely, Rockefeller never lived down his reputation as a traitor and was hated by the conservative wing of the party until the day he died.
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And in The Handmaid's Tale, Moira is a Handmaid with a secret — as a lesbian, she's labeled a "gender-traitor," a crime punishable by death.
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Naftali: There is a fundamental difference between a traitor who took up arms against US soldiers and the country's founders, whatever their personal moral failings.
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Anyone who is working with foreign actors to sway our elections is a traitor to our nation and should be dealt with as a criminal.
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In the course of her duties, Ginger discovers a that there is a traitor in their midst, one who is directly targeting the Spirit Corps.
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By making it particularly visible, with state media declaring Jang a "traitor for all ages," Kim made sure there was no dissent to the decision.
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" The lyrics are on topic: "Some say you're a patriot, some call you a spy/An American hero or a traitor that deserves to Die.
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They were forewarned about the vulnerability of digital secrets a full 16 years ago by the actions of a little-known traitor named Brian Regan.
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Back home, during the Vietnam War, she worked as a prostitute, a bar girl, and was deemed a traitor for her dalliances with the enemy.
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"We've got a traitor that was given 20 years and I can't do anything about it," Mr. Spann, a real estate dealer in Winfield, Ala.
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"Even if I was vilified as a national traitor, I was convinced that it was the best way for my country," he said years later.
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"The Spy and the Traitor" is the latest of Ben Macintyre's nonfiction narratives about spies of the last century, operating in wars hot and cold.
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And, in an egregious act of unlawful command influence, President Donald J. Trump maintained that Bergdahl was a "dirty rotten traitor" who should be shot.
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Once, he said, a customer at a Publix supermarket in Conyers, Ga., where McReynolds lives, spotted him wearing Jets gear and called him a traitor.
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In 2014 her Polish publisher was forced to hire bodyguards to protect her after she was described as targowiczanin—an ancient Polish word for traitor.
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They will also likely question whether Gun should be considered a hero or a traitor and if she was right to do what she did.
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Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore blasted President Trump on Tuesday, calling the commander in chief a "Russian traitor" while urging him to "vacate" the White House.
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The reset was misguided and unsuccessful as the two countries were opposed on Iran, Syria, Libya the annexation of Crimea and U.S. traitor Edward Snowden.
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At the time, Snowden's lawyer Robert Tibbo worried that his client could face possible rendition back to the US, where he was branded a traitor.
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" Current CIA Director Mike Pompeo cited Manning's appointment when he abruptly withdrew from a planned speaking engagement at Harvard and blasted her as an "American traitor.
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They have claimed that Trump is a traitor, out of his mind, an election cheat, subject to foreign bribery, and guilty of criminal campaign finance violations.
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"Egypt will cry; Egypt will be sad and you will be seen as a traitor and a normalizer in the eyes of your people." https://twitter.
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Di Maio realized he had probably got a little carried away, and reportedly said sorry to the president for having, in effect, called him a traitor.
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" Gabbard also said in a tweeted video message on Sunday, "If they can falsely portray me as a traitor, then they can do it to anyone.
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The CRs at Goleta Beach, echoing hard-line conservatives elsewhere, talk about Schwarzenegger as a traitor to the party, the very thing keeping Republicans from thriving.
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But I'm going to say it on purpose: Donald Trump is a traitor," Walsh, who represented Illinois, told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union.
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That this class would change, that I would become a class traitor — as all writers are, no matter their social class — was all ahead of me.
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You might find yourself asking which of these people is a communist, and which one is a traitor, and which one is a police inspector, again?
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And although she was branded a traitor by the government, and by many prominent figures in the press, she was ultimately acquitted of aiding the enemy.
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"He didn't say a word when Yitzhak was being called 'murderer' and 'traitor', and I will not forgive him as long as I live," she said.
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Anyone who opposed the war was being excoriated as a traitor (and Hannity keeping Trump's Iraq War opposition private at the least seems like bad radio).
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Like WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, Manning has been condemned by right- and left-wing politicians as a traitor and hailed by others as a revolutionary whistleblower.
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The K-pop star, whose real name is Lee Seung-hyun, apologized to his fans and said he had been branded a "traitor to the nation".
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In a particularly telling moment, she even lashes out at the white onlooker who recorded the scene on video, Jessie Grady, calling her a race traitor.
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Eventually, his nominal owner, led to the hideout by a traitor, kills the African and claims as his own the baby boy: Tucker Caliban's great-grandfather.
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The young man who'd been denounced as a traitor was transformed into the iconic figure of our time, a compassionate figure who seems to transcend race.
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For example, Robert Hanssen, the FBI special agent and traitor, would only initiate contact with his Russian handlers when he wanted to provide them with information.
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How can she work with Trump in good faith on difficult issues if she believes that he is a crook and a traitor to the country?
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Maher then asked whether Democrats had focused too intently on Mueller's investigation, saying that he believes Trump is a "traitor," regardless of what Mueller's investigation finds.
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The president called Manning an "ungrateful traitor," and said she should not have been released from prison after her sentence was commuted by former President Obama.
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Gabriel is lured into the hunt for the traitor after his most important asset inside Russian intelligence is brutally assassinated while trying to defect in Vienna.
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In a war forced upon me I was on nobody's 'side' except my own, neither traitor nor partisan, and I never fought for anybody except myself.
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He'll now be seen as a traitor to the crown, and with Charles gathering his army in Scotland, joining the cause is really the only option.
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In this week's letter, the signatories worried that the "thought police" were out and that anyone who voiced disagreement would be called complicit and a traitor.
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Right wing parties bludgeoned Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, branding him a traitor for including Catalan parties in his coalition and trying to negotiate with separatist politicians.
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But that same search in Chinese comes up with a very different portrait: Sheng Xue is a fraud, a thief, a traitor and a serial philanderer.
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But as Mr. Darden made plain in his book, he has endured such criticism before, including being called a traitor for helping to prosecute Mr. Simpson.
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He led protests, was called a traitor, persuaded the N.F.L. to spend nearly $100 million on social causes, made the Super Bowl and had another child.
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"We've got a traitor that was given 20 years and I can't do anything about it," said Mr. Spann, a real estate dealer in Winfield, Ala.
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When Mr. Gates subsequently pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate, Mr. Manafort ripped his former protégé as a "traitor" in private conversations with associates, they said.
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A divisive figure who is seen by some as a whistle-blower and others as a traitor, Ms. Manning has encountered pushback over other speaking engagements.
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They made him get off the bus, called him a traitor, handcuffed him, blindfolded him with his own shirt and took him to a detention center.
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Much of the controversy, in Snowden's case, divides along what can appear to be merely a matter of opinion: Is he a patriot or a traitor?
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Suarez's actions led to him being accused of being a traitor, "Cyber Rambo" and an agent of the Army's Cyber Command trying to topple foreign governments.
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She became an icon to antiwar and anti-secrecy activists, who viewed her as a historic whistle-blower, even as prosecutors portrayed her as a traitor.
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The moment was hopeful and relieving to the many who saw Manning not as the traitor she was accused of being, but as an American heroine.
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In recent months, vandals with links to right-wing groups have defaced pictures of Gandhi, attacked his memorials and scrawled the word traitor on his picture.
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In recent months, vandals with links to right-wing groups have defaced pictures of Gandhi, attacked his memorials and scrawled the word traitor on his picture.
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Creon (spoken by Kazunori Abe, movement by Kouichi Ohtaka), the brothers' uncle and their city's despotic new king, has deemed Polyneices a traitor unworthy of burial.
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"The Traitor," anchored by Pierfrancesco Favino's shrewd, subtle and volcanic lead performance, is less an exploration of the man's motives than a chronicle of his actions.
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President Trump took to lambasting Bergdahl when he was a 2016 presidential candidate, labeling him as a "dirty, rotten traitor" and suggesting he should be executed.
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The press were facilitators of a great hoax that the duly elected president of the United States was a Putin puppet and traitor to his country.
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Descartes's skeptic is a traitor to knowledge: His threats are not directed piecemeal but instead to the entire enterprise of coming to know how things are.
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The death threats, abuse on social media and graffiti calling for "traitor" lawmakers to be hanged have changed her approach ahead of Britain's upcoming general election.
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At the end of it, what's at stake between these characters is which of them is the true patriot and which of them is the traitor?
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Immediately cast as a traitor by his two closest friends and his love interest, Omar tries to keep his previous life afloat while maintaining his freedom.
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Mr. Snowden has been celebrated as a whistle-blower by advocates for privacy and civil liberties but denounced as a traitor by some national security officials.
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If you call someone a traitor and it turns out you lacked the evidence for that charge, then the only decent thing to do is apologize.
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And Borchetta is a traitor for selling them to Braun behind her back without giving Swift a fair opportunity to buy her old masters for herself.
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It has everything to do with her identity as a traitor to the United States of America and my loyalty to the officers of the CIA.
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Megyn Kelly lashed out at Jane Fonda Monday, essentially calling her a traitor who has no business lecturing her, or anyone else, on what qualifies as offensive.
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"He will have to make some adjustments to the accord, if only to placate Uribe and other hard-liners and avoid being labeled a traitor," Shifter said.
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LEVIN: Well, comparing the president&aposs conference with Putin to Pearl Harbor an 270/22018, Kristallnacht, the beginning in the Holocaust, calling him a traitor and treasonous.
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"If they can falsely portray me as a traitor, then they can do it to anyone," Gabbard said in a video message to supporters earlier this month.
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Moscow had outed Poteyev as a traitor who exposed a network of undercover agents, including the glamorous Anna Chapman, before he defected to the US in 27.
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Yet for many Saudis, the act was simple justice: The elimination of a man who was widely viewed as a traitor, and a dangerous one at that.
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During his campaign, Trump called Snowden a "traitor" and plainly stated that he should be executed for treason if he ever sets foot back in the country.
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But she was denounced as a "traitor to the people" at numerous campaign events in the east, language that would have been unthinkable before the refugee crisis.
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Then-Republican nominee Trump repeatedly called Bergdahl a traitor on the campaign trial and suggested that he be shot or thrown from a plane without a parachute.
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"There may be peace talks going on, but to them, people who desert are still sapos," he says, using the Spanish word for toad and for traitor.
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The film follows Snowden's career from patriotic citizen to being labeled a traitor when the former NSA contrator leaked a trove of classified documents to the press.
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Albayrak had defended the agreement with McKinsey earlier this week, saying anyone who did not want Turkey to work with McKinsey was "either ignorant or a traitor".
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"ZANU-PF unfazed by Chiwenga," the Herald declared on its front page, reporting on the party's denunciation of the military chief as a traitor the previous day.
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The motion lists 65 times that Trump called Bergdahl a traitor, said he should be executed or falsely claimed that troops had died while looking for Bergdahl.
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German newspaper Die Welt reported that Lars Steinke, a regional leader of the AfD's youth wing, had said in a Facebook post that "Stauffenberg was a traitor".
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JUST a few weeks after "The Night Manager" was broadcast to universal acclaim on BBC20143 and AMC, "Our Kind of Traitor" is being released in British cinemas.
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Charles Blow, the New York Times columnist, wrote that "Trump is a traitor and may well be treasonous," a sentiment that other Trump critics appeared to share.
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None of this had filtered down to Abner, who was startled by a sudden onslaught of hostile comments from followers calling him a traitor to his country.
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Bergdahl's defense lawyers twice tried to have the case dismissed over comments from the campaign trail, when Trump repeatedly called Bergdahl a traitor who should be executed.
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In an interview, Mr. Tarar, who was born in Pakistan, said he had received voluminous hate mail from other Muslims which accused him of being a traitor.
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WikiLeaks on Thursday said President Trump was "wrong" to criticize former Army soldier Chelsea Manning as an "ungrateful traitor" who should not have been released from prison.
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Woodford, who was fired for asking questions, told Reuters last year that 80 percent of senior business leaders in Japan consider him a traitor to his company.
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Republicans slammed Obama for the agreement; Donald Trump made it a campaign issue in 2016, calling Bergdahl a "traitor" and even suggested that he should be executed.
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In a memoir, published in 1998, Mr. Li recalled an incident in which his father was accused by his superiors of being a traitor to the party.
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" At times, the rally had a pantomime feel as Mr. Farage named members of Parliament, waiting for the crowd to boo or, in one case, yell "traitor!
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" Many waved signs accusing Prime Minister Theresa May of treachery, and one man carried a 10-foot noose, telling a reporter, "That's what the traitor May deserves.
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The defense has argued that the president seemed to endorse previous assertions, made when he was a candidate, that Sergeant Bergdahl was a traitor and deserved execution.
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It also has historic significance: the traitor Benedict Arnold escaped this way as he defected to the British after his plot to surrender West Point was discovered.
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He is a traitor to his class — and soon, his elite enemies, shorn of popular legitimacy, find a way to appease him or are forced to flee.
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When he says "traitor" or "spy," he seems to be referring to the fate of traitors under British monarchs before the revolution, which was drawing and quartering.
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He's overcome impeachment and a special counsel investigation; he's survived being called a rapist, racist, liar, tax-evader, Putin stooge, clown, mentally ill, traitor — you name it.
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"Putin demands 100 percent loyalty, and he knows that with Beglov there will be no surprises: Better to have a fool than a traitor," Mr. Lurye said.
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That far-right group views Chancellor Angela Merkel as a traitor because she opened the door to nearly a million migrants from Syria and elsewhere last year.
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But it is to say that if there's a traitor in your friends list, there's not much Facebook can do about it if they even wanted to.
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They burned an effigy of a JNU "traitor" and accused students of trying to break apart India with the support of the opposition Congress and communist parties.
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" It said the case had been concluded in haste and that Musharraf "fought wars for the defense of the country (and) can surely never be a traitor.
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As president-elect, Trump responded to news of Barack Obama's offer of clemency to Chelsea Manning, WikiLeaks's first major source, by calling her a "TRAITOR" on Twitter.
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While Mr. Trump has accused Mr. Cohen of essentially being a traitor, it was Mr. Cohen who spoke like a man not only betrayed but also tricked.
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Elizabeth, in contrast, takes pride in being "strong enough" to understand that one traitorous decision, no matter the context, is enough to brand someone a traitor for life.
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He also noted that he&aposd brought nearly 130 sets of ear plugs to protect fellow protesters -- they were chanting "traitor" and other slogans -- from the aural assault.
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Though Hank calls him a research-stealing traitor, Ava and Bill Foster (Laurence Fishburne) — Ava's surrogate father and another one of Hank's former colleagues — have a different story.
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The NSA and Edward Snowden When asked if Snowden was a traitor, Alexander said Snowden isn't by the "textbook meaning," but Alexander clearly didn't approve of Snowden's behavior.
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Shortly after the President's inauguration, Bergdahl's defense attorneys filed a motion to dismiss the charges after Trump repeatedly called the sergeant a "traitor" during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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The Rebellion's Last Traitor by Nik Korpon Decades of war has shattered Eitan City, and to help restore order, the Tathadann Party rewrites history by outlawing the past.
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For this outrageous act of literature, which went against the nationalist narrative of Polish history, Tokarczuk was speedily declared a traitor by many on the Polish far right.
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In a post defending his comments, titled "Confessions of a Race Traitor", Mr Livingston writes that he cannot be guilty of reverse racism because it does not exist.
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For their part, his foes believe his actions lack any justification: he is a traitor masquerading as a whistle-blower, who exposed no wrongdoing but did colossal damage.
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He then came up with an unorthodox strategy to hide the fugitive from the threat of possible rendition back to the US, where Snowden was branded a traitor.
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Demonstrators said Ms Valdivia was guilty of a variety of offences: she was a "race traitor" who upheld white supremacist principles by failing to oppose the Humanities syllabus.
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Media outlets in both countries have lashed out against the head of state, with op-eds routinely referring to Park as a traitor and calling for her prosecution.
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There are still many superstitions," said Aww Bar Sa. "So, if you don't write from the side of your own religion, they think of you as a traitor.
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I mean, I&aposm disgusted by the fact that Donald Trump, Jr., gets an email about meeting with people who have information and he is called a traitor.
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"To be clear, although I personally consider Snowden a traitor, I am willing to accept a jury's verdict and, if guilty, a judge's sentencing of him," he adds.
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Although Sansa was first betrothed to King Joffrey thanks to their fathers' longtime friendship, those plans dissolved after Joffrey declared Ned Stark a traitor and had him beheaded.
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In a video statement in response, Lapid said Netanyahu's video was full of lies and that neither he nor his colleagues had called the prime minister a traitor.
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"He's very much an immigrant traitor," said Julieta Garibay, deputy advocacy director for United We Dream, a group that focuses on undocumented youth and was behind the protests.
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But his defection from the ruling party has led some government loyalists to call him a "traitor," while his socialist roots have also raised suspicions among opposition supporters.
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It hardly occurred to Benjamin that William might have held his own integrity in not being a traitor as something more valuable than his father's wealth and reputation.
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Although Trump had called Bergdahl a "traitor" and said he should be executed, the judge was unmoved because Trump was merely a candidate when he made those comments.
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The BBC apologized to Prince Harry after broadcasting and publishing an image online from a neo-Nazi group that called him a "race traitor" for marrying Meghan Markle.
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"This is by a leader traitor whose name is Sam Serey, who is ordering attacks to cause explosive activities," Hun Sen said, adding he had disrupted the plots.
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He was often the target of protests by leftists who called him an outlaw hypocrite, and by Vietnamese refugees and American military veterans who called him a traitor.
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" Wilson sent a tweet putting the focus on Trump, saying "there are many names we can call you" in response to the insult. "Racist. Hater. Traitor. Bigot. Misogynist.
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I talked to this modern American hero, or traitor, depending on how you look at him, in a bar in Washington, DC, about why he blew the whistle.
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So Mr. Trump, on second glance, would call me un-American or a traitor, as he does to many citizens who don't support his view of our country.
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In Mr. Trump's Republican Party, you are expected to treat him with reverence, submission and obeisance, or you will be treated as a traitor to king and cause.
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"The grass roots, both Labour and Conservative supporters, will look at the two of them, and the words 'traitor' and 'betrayal' will come from their mouths," she said.
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Thanks to manipulation of the ballot software, America's most famous traitor trounced the man who was, until the software was rigged, first in the hearts of his countrymen.
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A traitor to her class, she sympathized with organized labor, befriended the anarchist activist Emma Goldman, and advocated for radical causes that gave the city's political leaders pause.
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Mr. Zaree also faced harassment and intimidation by the state-run news media, which demonized him as a traitor, foreign agent and spy, the Martin Ennals Foundation said.
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While he was running for office last year, Mr. Trump called Sergeant Bergdahl a traitor who should be executed, a view he appeared to endorse again on Oct.
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The perception was that the British were at fault for the bombings, and that by working with their reporters, Iva was a traitor and her colleague a spy.
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The invitation set off an uproar, with many people complaining that Ms. Manning was a traitor to the country and should not be honored with a Harvard fellowship.
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Supporters online viciously attacked Warren, calling her a "snake" and a "traitor" — some even began organizing online so that she would lose her US Senate seat for Massachusetts.
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The Italian director Marco Bellocchio is back in United States theaters this weekend with "The Traitor," a crime drama about the real-life Sicilian mob figure Tommaso Buscetta.
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And yet, on Wednesday, vandals attacked a memorial to Mohandas K. Gandhi, painted "traitor" in lurid green across his picture, and may have stolen some of his ashes.
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To his detractors south of the border, Hernández was less a national hero and more akin to a traitor, snubbing better opportunities at home by choosing Los Angeles.
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Liat must decide how far to take a love she knows her family and friends will disapprove of, seeing her as a traitor to her upbringing, her Jewishness.
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Others suspected a traitor in the C.I.A., a theory that agency officials were at first reluctant to embrace — and that some in both agencies still do not believe.
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So when Lisa, a journalist who usually shares this same concern, brought up the idea of doing a story about the royal family, my first thought was: traitor!
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That line is still echoed today by Mr. Modi's party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, which is filled with officials who revere Godse and see Gandhi as a traitor.
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During the tattooing process, we talked about how I felt that my body had been mutilated, and had turned into something that was like a traitor to me.
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The new agency's first test came in 1948, when Moscow decided that Yugoslavia's independent-minded leader, Marshal Tito, was no longer a heroic Communist leader but a traitor.
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One can't help but notice the progression over the last nine months — running the gamut from Trump is a fascist, to a traitor, and now a white supremacist.
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The Daily Beast claimed the Virginia Republicans had accused Northam of being a "race traitor," while a former Republican state lawmaker tweeted his disgust at the party's account.
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KURTZ: Olbermann you know who used to be a (Inaudible) MSNBC and he&aposs called Trump a Nazi and a traitor, and doesn&apost seem to hurt his career.
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Never before, ever, since the CIA was created after World War II have we had a former CIA director make seditious statements in calling the president a traitor publicly.
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Air Force Commander Pedro Juliac posted a picture of Rangel on Twitter on Sunday with the words "traitor to the Venezuelan people and the revolution" printed across the image.
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"We expose Rubio as a fake conservative who is a traitor to Republican values and who in his soul despises the American Constitution and civil liberties," the note read.
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RAFAEL CORREA, FORMER ECUADORIAN PRESIDENT The greatest traitor in Ecuadorian and Latin American history, Lenin Moreno, allowed the British police to enter our embassy in London to arrest Assange.
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It makes me think of the idea of a translator being a "traitor"—referring to the Italian phrase traduttore/traditore, someone who discloses the mother tongue to the public.
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According to Bob Woodward's new book, Trump has called Sessions "a traitor" for recusing himself from the Russia investigation and leaving Trump exposed to special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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On the campaign trail, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump frequently calls Bergdahl a traitor and ridicules America's negotiating team for releasing five Taliban prisoners in order to retrieve him.
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"Gender traitor," is scrawled on a wall in red graffiti, which brings to mind old pictures of Nazi Germany with "Jude" painted in yellow on Jewish-owned shop windows.
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" Speaking about National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden in 2013, he said, "I think he's a terrible traitor and ... you know what we used to do to traitors, right?
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Try "toadie" or "lackey" or "stool pigeon" or "ass kisser," or "traitor," but maybe don't equate homosexuality with Mike Pompeo carrying water for the murderous regime in Saudi Arabia.
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With an election due next year, he is facing mounting criticism over the struggling economy and is seen by many Egyptians as a traitor for giving up the islands.
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"Some photos remained, others changed, there's no damnatio memoriae," he said with a laugh, referring to the ancient Roman tradition of erasing the memory of a betrayer or traitor.
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Depending on your political perspective, Ellsberg was either a conscience-driven whistleblower exposing government deceit about the Vietnam War, or a traitor harming the interests of the U.S. government.
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The KGB is telling these people, 'Your name is in the American cables and you are a traitor, an American agent, and you will be treated like an enemy.
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" Over a staggering rhythm, Cave menaces the writer, calling him a "fuckin traitor, chronic masturbator, shitlicker, user, self-abuser…" and, perhaps worst of all, "the epitome of their type.
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There was opposition from some dissident Irish militants who regarded McGuinness as a traitor and from relatives of IRA victims who said the queen should not meet a terrorist.
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As he sees it now, "there's a party line and you either toe it or you're a traitor," he said, adding that this applied to both Democrats and Republicans.
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He has higher praise for a traitor and slaveholder, Robert E. Lee — "a great general" — than for the states working under a hostile administration without seceding from the union.
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For his final game against Texas Tech this season, he wore the "Traitor" T-shirt that some Red Raiders fans wore when he first returned to Lubbock with Oklahoma.
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People who consider Snowden a traitor argue that his disclosures set U.S. counterterrorism efforts back by years, and endangered American intelligence agents and their sources all over the world.
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The available military record shows that when Sergeant Bergdahl left his place of duty, he was an exemplary, idealistic young soldier who lived with mental illness, not a traitor.
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Raza Rabbani, an influential opposition senator, said during a Senate session last week that any civilian teaming up with an Indian would have been quickly branded as a traitor.
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However, the fact that Snowden was not an agent in no way changes the fact that he intentionally committed espionage and treason, and can therefore be considered a traitor.
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Elsewhere at the Super Bowl, Bezos came out as a Lizzo fan, prompting a heated Twitter discourse about whether being friends with the billionaire makes you a class traitor.
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"At the end of the day, whether you're a Democrat or a Republican or an independent, what you don't like is a traitor," Ms. Harrison said in an interview.
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By dusk, hundreds of activists, led by attorney Michael Avenatti and actress Alyssa Milano, staged a protest near the White House, with chants of "traitor!" echoing along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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But when I accepted an offer in 2003 to attend a seminar in Havana on Afro-Cuban ritual in Caribbean theater, some in my family considered me a traitor.
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Clinton, for example, faced efforts by some Republicans to label her a traitor for her use of a private email server during her tenure as secretary of state. Rep.
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" ESPN reported that on previous visits to Nationals stadium as a Philly player, he received "derisive shouting," and some fans even wore shirts that spelled out the word "traitor.
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"Edward Snowden is no hero—he's a traitor who willfully betrayed his colleagues and his country," Nunes said in a release accompanying the committee's factually flawed report on Snowden.
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"It can be important to call out a traitor," said David Kris, a former head of the Justice Department's national security division and founder of the Culper Partners consultancy.
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" In fact, Giuliani posted a typo that created a hyperlink that redirected to a website someone purchased with the message, "Donald J. Trump is a traitor to our country.
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Skripal, sent to Britain as part of a 2010 spy swap, sold the identities of dozens of Russian agents across Europe and is regarded as a traitor by Moscow.
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Russian officials may not like to refer to him as a Russian spy since he was a traitor to his own country, but he was a Russian military intelligence officer.
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The world as you know it is now over, and the president that you the American people duly elected is a traitor, in the pocket of Vladimir Putin and Russia.
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I take it pretty seriously because when somebody in the Senate calls another senator basically a traitor to their country, you think that somebody ought to be rebuked for that?
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"Rabin" shows a democratically elected leader not merely criticized and disrespected but demonized, depicted as a dictator and a monster, a traitor, an alien and an enemy of his people.
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If he's seen to be lobbying for Natalie's ouster, Angelina might suspect him of playing too hard, and word could get back to the Goliaths that he's a tribal traitor.
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Yet in place of any introspection, allies of the prime minister, Scott Morrison (who once sang an ode to a lump of coal in parliament), call Ms Banks a traitor.
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"I don't want ISIS to remain in Mosul," the 40-year-old says, but he is afraid that he may be considered a traitor and jailed if he leaves Mosul.
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"This is how the traitor (Saleh) and his family lived during a time of war, siege and cholera," Hamid Rizq, a senior Houthi official, said on his official Twitter account.
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But while they're on the ground, the captain is kidnapped by a group of former independence war veterans — or Browncoats — who claim he's a traitor and prepare to execute him.
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Since then, the algorithm has spit out a fake news story which labelled Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly a "traitor" and pieces about people copulating with sandwiches, among other things.
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Exiled leaders of the CNRP had called for a boycott of the vote, prompting the government to warn that anyone who did not participate would be seen as a "traitor".
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" Two years earlier, in 2013, Kim Jong Un's uncle was executed for trying to overthrow the government, according to state media, which described him as a "traitor for all ages.
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When Edward Snowden revealed that the NSA had been collecting everyone's phone records, the US government rushed to discredit him and brand him as a traitor, and the public followed.
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She has been called a traitor by her former coach Vladimir Kazarin and is currently in hiding in North America with her husband Vitaly, a former Russian anti-doping official.
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"They all but made me an 'enemy of the people', 'traitor of the motherland'," Raufkhon, who lives in Istanbul, said in an interview with Reuters conducted by email and telephone.
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The soldier's defense attorneys say the Republican, who as a candidate referred to Bergdahl as a "a no-good traitor who should have been executed," has unlawfully influenced the proceedings.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Leaders of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) condemned a party member on Thursday for branding a German officer who tried to kill Adolf Hitler a traitor.
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A chorus of people shouted "lock him up!" and "traitor" and blew whistles as he spoke, causing some veterans to complain that the din was drowning out the president's speech.
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Claude Taylor, the chair of Mad Dog PAC, posted a photo of the "Traitor Balloon," saying that free ones can be picked up at Hotel Indigo in St. Petersburg, Fla.
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This is not the Obama Administration that paid 1.8 Billion Dollars for four hostages, or gave five terroist hostages plus, who soon went back to battle, for traitor Sgt. Bergdahl!
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They called Dr. Rodchenkov, who fled to the United States, a traitor and insisted that his account was fabricated while obliquely acknowledging doping was a "black spot" on the country.
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" Steven Stalinsky is executive director of the Middle East Media Research Institute and the author of "American Traitor: The Rise And Fall Of Al-Qaeda's U.S.-Born Leader Adam Gadahn.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday reportedly called former Russian spy Sergei Skripal, who was poisoned along with his daughter earlier this year, a "scumbag" and a "traitor" to Russia.
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Snowden, who Trump has called a "spy" and a "traitor," faces federal charges and a minimum of 30 years in prison for revealing National Security Agency secrets exposing surveillance programs.
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It transpires that one of your handlers, Mr. Smith, the most vocal opponent to female field agents, is in fact a traitor, who's engineered most of the mission failures himself.
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D.E.A. sting operations are higher stakes for him especially, because the very fact that Miguel and company can be found makes it clear that a traitor is in their midst.
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The criticism and the labels — terrorist supporter, traitor to his country, Jewish anti-Semite — all "come with the turf," said Mr. Cohen, who relishes the spotlight his provocative style attracts.
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"We declare at home and abroad that we will impose the death penalty on traitor Park Geun-hye and ex-director of the puppet intelligence service," the KCNA statement read.
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And then, surrounded by college students who called him a traitor for refusing to be drafted, he could unleash scorching, unpunctuated sermons about racial hypocrisy and the myths of patriotism.
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Some officials said they thought that Mr. Trump, who has frequently criticized "rats" and other turncoats, had some sympathy for the Russian government's going after someone viewed as a traitor.
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Mr. Trump's critics reach for words like treason and traitor because they, like others, are searching for an explanation for actions that are so different from those of his predecessors.
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On Tuesday, Ms. Shroff conceded that Mr. Schulte was a difficult person who antagonized "almost every single person" at the C.I.A., but said that did not make him a traitor.
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For one, Donald Trump was president, and his administration was already outwardly hostile toward her—only days after he was inaugurated, Trump called Manning an "ungrateful traitor" in a tweet.
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Yet even if the drug did help head off further debility, I'd have to face feeling like a traitor to the movement, a turncoat to the cause of disability pride.
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Nor did she take up in a deep way the fact that her history as a prosecutor, inevitably putting away black men, left her open to being labeled a traitor.
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At a news conference at the Shifa hospital in Gaza this week, Marwan Abu Rass, a Hamas parliamentarian, called Mr. Abbas a traitor and said he should be publicly hanged.
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That's when I came out to some people about my past and that's when my old friends in the movement started calling me a traitor and it was over them.
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The author, seemingly a fervently pro-Erdogan Ankara insider, lambasted Davutoglu for acting against the president's wishes and portrayed him as a dangerously pro-Western traitor who had betrayed Erdogan.
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There have been riveting episodes on what it's like to be a Taliban captive, but Bergdahl's potential status as a traitor has, for the most part, only been touched on tangentially.
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"Screenshot: TwitterSaid website was promptly registered later that day, according to domain registration records, and set to say nothing but the words "Donald J. Trump is a traitor to our country.
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The world as you know it is now over, and the president that you and the American people duly elected is a traitor, in the pocket of Vladimir Putin and Russia.
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Mr Voronenkov may have had other feuds in Russia that led him to flee the country, or Mr Putin may have been settling scores with someone whom Russia considers a traitor.
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When I was little, my favorite bedtime prayer was naming the apostles: Peter, Andrew, James, John, Philip, Bartholomew, Matthew, Thomas, James, Simon, Judas the brother of James, and Judas the Traitor.
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