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"There is a lot of violence in it," he said, pointing to moments in the text where, for example, God tramples down enemies.
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The Labour member of Parliament Kate Hoey told me she believes the European Union stands for big business and tramples down British workers' wages even as it exploits Eastern European ones.
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Everybody forgets about Danko who, left behind and bleeding, falls down and dies. Just one last man, perhaps fearing something, approaches him and tramples down the embers of his heart, sending blue sparks around and away.
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Dāʿish (), or Daesh. This name has been widely used by ISIL's Arabic-speaking detractors, for example when referring to the group whilst speaking amongst themselves, although — and to a certain extent because — it is considered derogatory, as it resembles the Arabic words Daes ("one who crushes, or tramples down, something underfoot") and Dāhis (loosely translated: "one who sows discord"). Within areas under its control, ISIL considers use of the name Daesh punishable by flogging or cutting out the tongue. In late June 2014, the group renamed itself ' ( or IS), declaring itself a worldwide caliphate.
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Daesh is used by many Muslims, who believe it better separates the group from their faith. While "Daesh" has no other meaning in Arabic, it is very similar to the Arabic word (Daes), meaning "one who crushes (or tramples down) something underfoot". It also resembles the Arabic word (Dāhis), the beginning of (Dāhis wa'l-Ghabrā', or "Felon and dust"), which refers to the Islamic concept of the Jahiliyyah and can be loosely translated as "one who sows discord". Both words obviously have a negative connotation in Arabic culture, undermining the group's claim to have revived the Caliphate, leading to the group objecting to it as a pejorative name.
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