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" The statement accused the mutineers of looting businesses, adding that "all those who continue to defy the authorities" and disturb the peace will be subject to "the most severe disciplinary sanctions.
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Now entering their sixth month, Hong Kong's protests have been notable for their longevity, and for the huge throngs willing to defy the authorities with their demands for democracy and police accountability.
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PEOPLE also has an exclusive first-look at the thriller's poster: Based on the popular coming-of-age novel by the same name, November Criminals tells the story of how Addison (Elgort) and Phoebe (Moretz) defy the authorities to uncover the truth behind their friend's death.
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The Porte consequently ordered that the beylerbey destroy an unspecified number of Druze villages, arrest and punish their muqaddams and collect the tax arrears. No military action was taken and the Druze continued to defy the authorities and were reported by the government to have acquired further muskets in 1582. In that year they were accused of collaborating with the Druze and Shia Muslims of the Safad Sanjak, south of Sidon-Beirut, and the Porte's order called for "get[ting] rid of [Qurqumaz] ibn Ma'n, whose trouble and evil deeds exceed all others".
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The meeting was banned by then-Prime Minister, Sir Robert Peel, and despite appeals from his supporters, O'Connell refused to defy the authorities and he called off the meeting, as he was unwilling to risk bloodshed. A key arrival at Clontarf was Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness, son of Arthur Guinness II and his partner in running the brewery, who purchased various lands in Clontarf and Raheny, combining them to form St. Anne's Estate (the remnants of which form Saint Anne's Park). By the late 19th century Clontarf was becoming urbanised, initially as a holiday resort for wealthy Dubliners, but rapidly as a suburb of the city. A tram line was laid along the coast, increasing activity in the area.
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