That's not just artistic or emotional exile—that's also economic exile.
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That's not just artistic or emotional exile — that's also economic exile.
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Repeated indigenous exile The exile of the Chagosians was not an isolated incident.
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Diaz-Balart's relatives went into exile, becoming prominent figures in Miami's anti-Castro exile community.
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However, "A Girl in Exile" — set in the 1980s against a backdrop of interrogation, exile and thwarted lives — also offers a more incandescent tale.
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For a while, "What Happened on Exile Stays on Exile" was about as typical an episode of Survivor as any other episode that's aired this season.
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To bear witness to an artist in exile is to observe a unique, horrendous intensity: that exile, unlike death, remains mercilessly visceral, undulating, vivid, and stubbornly present.
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Exile and immigration, terms often used interchangeably, are dissimilar in one key aspect: Exile, brought on by inevitability and not by choice, lacks the agency so essential to immigration.
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During previous crackdowns, Brotherhood members and their affiliates have also spent time in exile, and the location of that exile has often affected their political approach upon their return home.
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Jammeh was forced into exile in Equatorial Guinea in January.
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Bravely, it does so from an outpost of further exile.
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Today, the writer speaks to CNN from exile in Germany.
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And Mr Li, now in exile in America, remains active.
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Anyone with initiative found ways to leave for exile abroad.
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By 1916 Sun was back in exile again, in Japan.
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I live in a constant fight, a life of exile.
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Afterwards they fled into exile; he ended up in Indianapolis.
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Jammeh fled into exile in Equatorial Guinea in January 2017.
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Mr Katumbi, in exile since 2016, appeared by video link.
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There were two parts to his exile from Nazi Germany.
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Fleeing the censors at home, journalists found freedom in exile.
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Rainsy already lives in exile to escape a defamation conviction.
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There was talk of him forming a government in exile.
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Zamyatin was eventually permitted to leave for exile in Paris.
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They also spent long, disruptive stretches in prison and exile.
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Mr Mnangagwa was set to return from his brief exile.
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"Lesbos is not a place of exile," a banner read.
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Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, recently returned from exile, became supreme leader.
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The president, all out of luck, ends up in exile.
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But the sense of exile left him distressed and uninspired.
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A prince in exile is working as a product manager.
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In his office in exile in Irbil, Iraq, the Rev.
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Snowden has been in exile in Moscow since disclosing documents.
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His story was unbearable to hear: torture, deprivation, and exile.
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He's lived in exile and has been in legal hell.
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Rosales was jailed in 2015 on his return from exile.
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He has since said he is living in "forced exile".
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The House of the Dead: Siberian Exile Under the Tsars.
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Avelenda's mother was a Cuban exile who, as a teenager,
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Vlad," a professed poet, exile, visionary, "healer and sex therapist.
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His exile, in 23, became a sign of its failure.
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While his exile matured Ali's physique, it sabotaged his speed.
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Three months into the exile his mother died, aged 32.
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He resigned on November 10th, fleeing into exile in Mexico.
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It's a wild ghost story, rooted in immigration and exile.
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"The plan is not a president in exile," he said.
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The Chinese government canceled his passport, consigning him to exile.
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Yet even the funny moments bear the imprint of exile.
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He could not say where Jammeh would go into exile.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — After more than a year in exile, Gen.
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A vivid portrait through five years of incarceration and exile.
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Its leaders had already been jailed or driven into exile.
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"Until 70 years ago, we were in exile," he said.
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One generation is in exile, and the other left behind.
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That is the diffuse and confusing peculiarity of our exile.
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What distinguishes a refugee from a migrant from an exile?
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The trappings of a comfortable exile were already in place.
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Snowden doesn't reveal too much about his life in exile.
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So in 21945 Marx was forced into exile once again.
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Thousands of political rivals are in jail or in exile.
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Why would he take eight years to go into exile?
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Dissidents inside Egypt and in exile would be at risk.
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He died in exile in 1817 from his partitioned homeland.
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Four have since been returned and live in exile abroad.
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"I wanted to write the transgender response to the Rolling Stones' Exile On Main St., Liz Phair's Exile In Guyville and the Streets' A Grand Don't Come For Free," she said in a statement.
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After years of living in exile, Bassam al-Malik, a businessman and former member of the main exile opposition group, tried to return to Syria this year to sell off some of his property.
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He fled the country and remains in exile, notably, in Russia.
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The latest disappearances from Vietnam have further rattled Thais in exile.
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The current Dalai Lama has been living in exile since 1959.
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But I no longer see sadness as a form of exile.
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Thaksin has lived in self-exile since 2008 but remains influential.
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Others are in exile, leaving the opposition leaderless, divided and demoralised.
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And Tarique Rahman, her son and political heir, is in exile.
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NAMBLA's exile from the greater LGBT community stung, according to Nickerson.
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Millions in both countries have been displaced or driven into exile.
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Another leading opposition hopeful, Moise Katumbi, is in exile in Europe.
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AlWadaei lives in exile in London with his wife and child.
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Hospitals and universities were devastated, their staff butchered or in exile.
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Some of his Benghazi contacts are now fighting, or in exile.
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Thaksin is living in self-imposed exile to avoid corruption charges.
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He turned to a life of self-imposed exile in Macau.
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But as a labourer in exile, not a concentration-camp inmate.
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The separatist leader has been campaigning while in exile in Belgium.
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He has lived in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania since 1999.
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" His personal motto, taken from James Joyce, was "silence, exile, cunning. . . .
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In in exile in London, he criticized Putin and the FSB.
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But he stayed in his "exile" throughout Mr. Ahmadinejad's second term.
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I wonder if he misses the relative honesty of his exile.
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He was then released, and currently lives in exile in Switzerland.
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Yet the threat of imprisonment or exile never entirely let up.
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In exile he has become a literal clown, performing for kids.
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Take Freud, in exile in London during the Second World War.
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Exile yourself from the village for this putrid and predictable take.
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They later sent the government into exile in neighboring Saudi Arabia.
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He has been in exile in Turkey for about a year.
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Opposition politicians often end up in prison, in exile or dead.
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Outside the northwest, Assad's opponents have nowhere to go but exile.
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Gulen, living in self-exile in Pennsylvania, strongly denies the allegations.
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CFH: Some artists had to leave their countries, live in exile.
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She carries herself with the air of a president in exile.
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The channel became the media arm of the government in exile.
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Exile has been very good to me — three books and counting.
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When Belgium deposed him in 1931, she became a political exile.
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What a great loss her self-exile makes for our country.
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It's understanding a whole generation of people who are in exile.
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Instead, those cities served as places of exile for their enemies.
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Tassi was sentenced to exile, though the punishment was not enforced.
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She was persecuted for her artwork and today is in exile.
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Reznick called James a "crybaby," and his exile was short-lived.
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That's a Jedi going into exile until the time is right.
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Khashoggi was living in self-imposed exile in the United States.
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Sometimes, physically, I was there, but my mind was in exile.
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Amirani humanizes Mosaddegh, portraying his utterly depressing final years in exile.
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THE HOUSE OF THE DEADSiberian Exile Under the TsarsBy Daniel BeerIllustrated.
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Mr. Snowden has taken pains to portray his exile as comfortable.
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He doesn't deserve to live under a daily threat of exile.
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He currently lives in exile in the Gulf nation of Qatar.
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There aren't any memorable ads on the exile outpost of Kadara.
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James unravels the truth from fiction in The Exile of Capri.
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Gulen has lived in self-imposed exile in Pennyslvania since 1999.
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"I think about this as a time period of exile," he continued.
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Miami has been the epicenter of the Cuban exile community for decades.
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Miró himself spent much of his life in exile, fleeing war zones.
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Beckmann was in some form of exile for most of his life.
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Death — and exile, and between-ness, and alienation and erasure — was one.
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Its leaders, the most prominent of whom live in exile, are elderly.
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Chanting and singing, they gathered to welcome its leaders home from exile.
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Gulen, a former ally and cleric, now resides in exile in Pennsylvania.
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Thaksin was ousted in 2006 and lives abroad in self-imposed exile.
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After five years of exile, any savings they had, have been exhausted.
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They subsequently fled into exile and launched a rebellion against Addis Ababa.
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CHRYSLER FACED TWO HEADWINDS Iacocca's exile from Detroit board rooms was brief.
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Yanukovich has lived in exile in Russia since fleeing Ukraine on Feb.
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Reagan initially backed Marcos, but soon withdrew support, leading to Marcos's exile.
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One of its leaders is under house arrest; the other, in exile.
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A study exclusively devoted to women is still a sort of exile.
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Morley's eventual exile, to the extent that it existed, was self-imposed.
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Puigdemont has been living in self-imposed exile in Belgium since October.
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For two minutes, I felt at home after a long, palatal exile.
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The spiritual leader went into exile in 1959 after a failed uprising.
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Documents provide payment ledgers to Cuban exile groups working to overthrow Castro.
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The most recent exile was AT&T, which made room for Apple.
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The danger fails to deter some people from returning from exile, however.
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Some are in jail, others are in exile or banned from politics.
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Now they can worship freely here, in exile in southern Tel Aviv.
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Mr Mallya says he plans to remain in "forced exile" in Britain.
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As for Trump, Bannon's exile will likely leave him with a void.
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Even though I never went into exile and I'm not that cunning.
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Some are in jail, others are in exile or barred from politics.
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The old guy's taken off in a helicopter to some exile country.
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Khashoggi was a Post opinion contributor and Saudi exile living in Virginia.
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He has been living in self-imposed exile in Washington since 28500.
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At the beginning of the year, Steve Bannon's political exile seemed complete.
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Snowden remains in exile in Russia in order to avoid criminal charges.
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He has been living in exile in the U.S. since September 2017.
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Amiri spent more than two decades fighting Saddam from exile in Iran.
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"You champion me and exile me at the same time," Dougal seethes.
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But campaigners said an entire community has been collectively punished with exile.
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Al Franken, into political exile, asking for and receiving his announced resignation.
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They are now resigned to a life of exile in northern Syria.
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Rather than a linear biopic, it is a nuanced meditation on exile.
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That's where Project Exile, and the eclectic Christo "Cirosan" Brittain, comes in.
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Many of the Bolshevik leaders, including Lenin, were in exile in Europe.
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" The shutdown prompted Wilson's team to present performances and events "in exile.
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But the situation changed in 2006, when you were forced into exile.
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However, Stargirl's highly empathetic nature is ultimately what causes her social exile.
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They never go into exile and cross national borders without a visa.
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Fear sets in, and the humans exile all dogs to Trash Island.
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Just weeks into his self-imposed exile, Mr. Alvarez got a call.
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Critics were imprisoned or fled into exile; some died in torture cells.
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After their release, Ms. Bachelet and her mother spent years in exile.
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Khashoggi, a Saudi citizen was in self-imposed exile from the kingdom.
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Khrushchev dismissed him, portending decades of government intimidation and eventually internal exile.
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While in exile, she created theater companies in Uruguay, Argentina and Chile.
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It served as an occasional place of exile for Czarist political prisoners.
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Mr. Taylor was elected in 1997 but went into exile in 2003.
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It's been a rough eight years in exile for the big banks.
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The prophet Jeremiah described the Babylonian exile as a 70-year affair.
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Ms. Aldaña, who is now in exile, faces death threats at home.
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And Trump once firmly stood with the exile community on the issue.
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And the absence of top exile leaders at his rally was notable.
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Yet he must return, or he risks becoming a leader in exile.
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WeWork put us in an empty office downstairs and we entered exile.
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"She wanted everyone to feel free," one supporter, now in exile, said.
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They later forced the internationally recognized government into exile in Saudi Arabia.
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He now lives in what he calls self-imposed exile in Spain.
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And that is what neither the Espionage Act nor permanent exile allows.
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He was released suddenly in December 2013 and now lives in exile.
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It's also a tale of political disillusion and the pain of exile.
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Refugees born and raised in exile are beating the drums for war.
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The Brotherhood in exile does what it can for its jailed members.
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Around the hearth, old Rwandan folk tales dispel the gloom of exile.
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Months afterward Lenin returned from exile, disembarking at St. Petersburg's Finland Station.
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Do you know what kept me standing through all those years in exile?
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Some observers think his exile was part of a deal with the government.
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We suffered through anxiety, distress, and a crisis of identity while in exile.
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Gulen, in self-imposed exile in the United States since 23, denies involvement.
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It has dismantled opposition political parties, imprisoned activists and forced others into exile.
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After spending some time in exile, Sharif managed to get reelected in 2013.
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The cleric, who lives in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania, denies the charges.
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Dozens remain in prison today and dozens more have been forced into exile.
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His efforts were curtailed somewhat by that whole "being sent into exile" thing.
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Activists have been imprisoned and forced into exile as part of the crackdown.
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The invasion failed miserably, with many of the exile fighters killed or captured.
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Exile and Botswana's push for independence also became part of the couple's story.
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Most of its senior members have been arrested, driven underground or into exile.
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GPS coordinates were provided by a Uighur exile who had visited the camp.
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A few weeks ago, Zlochevsky returned to Ukraine from three years in exile.
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The most prominent leaders of the opposition remained in jail or in exile.
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He was living in exile in California at the time of his arrest.
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Mr Mansky went into voluntary exile in Latvia after the annexation of Crimea.
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WHEN the bombing finally stops, little will remain of Palestine's capital-in-exile.
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The LA sojourns were part of his exile from France for tax reasons.
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Mr Macron has insisted that he is not offering Mr Hariri political exile.
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The editor, Robert Cox, and news editor, Andrew Graham-Yooll, went into exile.
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From his gilded exile in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, he still has choices.
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Meshaal has been living in exile in Qatar and once resided in Syria.
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" Adams's friends were somewhat kinder and called his Russian mission an "honorable exile.
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There's a triumphant finish when Yanukovych flees Kiev and goes into Russian exile.
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Habre ruled from 1982 to 1990, when he fled into exile in Senegal.
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He was convicted in absentia and died in self-imposed exile in 2000.
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Gülen, who lives in Pennsylvania under self-imposed exile, has denied any involvement.
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Gulen has lived in self-imposed exile in the United States since 1999.
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But the Rohingya are facing what is likely to be a long exile.
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Exile was from the outset a colonial as much as a penal project.
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Strange and exquisite, the book is a meditation on exile, dislocation, and loneliness.
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For her, "freedom" has meant destitution, exile, homelessness, an unceasing sense of outrage.
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Painters and writers talked about going into temporary exile to Paris and Montreal.
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But he will always be a part of USC, regardless of the exile.
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"I came across astronomical changes," he wrote in a letter to another exile.
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In all, eight pro-independence candidates are either in prison or self-exile.
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Korngold was Jewish, and the Nazi takeover of Austria forced him into exile.
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The album "Modern Times," from 2006, includes 18 lines from Ovid's exile poems.
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He died in exile in France in 1942, three years after Franco's victory.
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She was kept under house arrest and eventually cast into exile in Spain.
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We say "next year in Jerusalem" as if we are still in exile.
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At the congressional hearing, Weinstein was introduced with the title Professor-in-Exile.
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And, just as Hugo was heard best from exile, so was de Gaulle.
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Those who don't will have to start building a Republican Party in Exile.
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The rise of the Nazis, who banned his books, drove him into exile.
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Savage Exile, premiering on Noisey today, is the soundtrack to a chilling nightmare.
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Most of its senior members have been arrested, driven into exile or underground.
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" And then she found an obsession, hiking, "transforming my exile into a holiday.
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The allegations were rejected by the Syrian National Coalition, an exile opposition group.
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An exile from the East who fled his family's farm near Home, Penn.
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At first, the Dixie Chicks reacted to their country music exile with equanimity.
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Sotomayor is now their justice — the leader of the Supreme Court in exile.
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Kim was living in exile in Macau at the time of the attack.
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Within weeks, Barabandi agreed to meet in secret with Syrian-Americans in exile.
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He wrote colorful books based on his time in exile in New York.
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ALWAYS ANOTHER COUNTRY A Memoir of Exile and Home By Sisonke Msimang Illustrated.
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Many weddings, birthdays and funerals are missed because of imprisonment, exile or exclusion.
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There are also lingering fears that Jammeh may seek retaliation for his exile.
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Probably not; at the very least he faces an extended period of exile.
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Others dismissed the role as being a sort of exile in the desert.
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He lost no assets, and could enjoy income from his property in exile.
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SAMANTHA MATHIS We listened to Liz Phair's "Exile in Guyville" and Sarah McLachlan.
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Civilians can follow them into exile or place themselves at the government's mercy.
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He has spent much of his time in exile abroad since leaving office.
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This year, it killed Mr. Kim's brother, living in exile under Chinese protection.
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I'm on the exile side before I can open my mouth to protest.
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It's about a prince of exile, it's someone who's been cast from society.
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Whereupon I banished it to the exile of the Bad Review Units box.
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For the first two years of his exile, Mr. Guo did the same.
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In 1986, amid growing unrest, a popular uprising forced Baby Doc into exile.
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In the meantime, hopelessness will surely lead to the exile of many more.
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It was his brutality that sent millions into exile in the first place.
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THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD: Siberian Exile Under the Tsars, by Daniel Beer.
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He's been living "a life of luxury" in exile in Switzerland and Spain.
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He served half of his prison term before going into exile in Qatar.
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On Exile continues at the Museu de Arte, Arquitetura e Tecnologia (MAAT) (Av.
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The Miró commission was Sert's first project on Spanish soil since his exile.
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The novelist lived in exile on the island from October 1855 until 191938.
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Even from exile in London, Hussain controlled the city through a powerful network.
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The statue's exile compelled me to recall that other missing East Village icon.
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For his critics, especially the large Cuban-American exile community in Florida, Castro remains in death an egomaniacal dictator who murdered friends, families and innocents and forced them into over a half-century-long exile they pray will end soon.
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Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania since 1999, denies this.
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Their talk about finding a quiet exile for the Syrian leader has largely ceased.
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Unfortunately, exile, however dreadful, has become my fate and the fate of many Oromos.
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Juan Perón returned from long exile and went on to win an election himself.
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Ten Cuban exile pilots and four U.S. pilots recruited by the CIA also died.
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Gulen, who lives in exile in Pennsylvania, has vehemently denied involvement in the plot.
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Even in her academic exile, she strives to be the best DAR party planner.
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Just ask the cartoonists and satirists who have been forced into exile, or worse.
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Guevara could become the highest-profile Venezuelan politician to seek exile in recent years.
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Wyllys's exile was a reminder of the perils of being an outspoken LGBT+ politician.
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His main opponent was locked up and then fled the country for exile abroad.
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Another Saudi prince, Ahmed bin Abdulaziz, returned to the country from exile in London.
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The issue of Chinese spying on exile communities is well-known in the West.
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Furious, brilliant, exhausting, "Synonyms" is the story of a man in self-imposed exile.
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After a self-imposed exile in Brooklyn, he is now reinventing himself in Ukraine.
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PG: You were born in Mexico, Lupita, while your family was in political exile.
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I mostly used it for Adobe Premiere, After Effects, Path of Exile, and Overwatch.
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I don't think there'd be any reason to exile him in the United States.
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Most of its senior members have been arrested and driven into exile or underground.
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Thaksin has lived in self-imposed exile for nearly eight years, mainly in Dubai.
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Gulen, who lives in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania, denies involvement in the putsch.
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The main opposition parties are banned, their leaders in jail, in exile or intimidated.
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Kesha ended her self-imposed exile Saturday night, joining Zedd on stage at Coachella.
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Hoffman, this social exile ends when an admirer of her mother's begins paying her
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A spokesman for the main Uighur exile group dismissed the report as "political propaganda".
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Vigée Le Brun painted a few of them when they were in exile abroad.
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Together, Blu & Exile were able to craft something truly special, with a timeless feel.
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Gulen, who lives in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania, denies involvement in the coup.
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She's since passed away, but we met while she was in exile in Amsterdam.
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Many CNRP leaders have fled abroad and are in living in self-imposed exile.
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The founder of the Gulen movement has lived in exile in Pennsylvania since 1999.
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Reuters has been unable to reach Jammeh for comment since he went to exile.
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Later he went into exile, before returning as white rule came to an end.
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A CHOSEN EXILE: A History of Racial Passing in American Life, by Allyson Hobbs.
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Even in exile, he was constantly undermining his allies and arguing with his friends.
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He lives in Dubai and London in self-imposed exile to avoid corruption charges.
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Her sister, Maryam al-Khawaja, a prominent activist, also lives in exile in Denmark.
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Since 1999 Mr Gulen has been living in self-imposed exile in rural Pennsylvania.
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Nonetheless, the ghost persists in both Stefa's play and in A Girl in Exile.
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I hadn't understood that the path of exile led to the gates of Hell.
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I just moved back to California after a long exile on the East Coast.
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Their exile families are more firmly established in the United States than Afro-Cubans.
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Mr. Yanukovych was a key Putin ally who is now in exile in Russia.
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This means there are multiple generations of refugees who have known nothing but exile.
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Mr. Castro went into exile in Mexico, where he plotted his return to Cuba.
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The Central Intelligence Agency helped train an exile army to retake Cuba by force.
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Exile, Statelessness, Migration From Hannah Arendt to Isaiah Berlin, will be published next year.
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Often they live in exile, in a tower or a woodland or a castle.
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He released Snowden a year ago, while the infamous NSA whistleblower remains in exile.
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Yanukovych fled Ukraine in exile in 2014 amid protests and allegations of widespread corruption.
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He rents a run-down cottage outside of town and settles into brooding exile.
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Amadou, a former president of Niger's National Assembly, returned from exile in November 2015.
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Many anti-Putin activists have been forced into exile in the last few years.
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Political opponents have already said that the Sharif family is in an unannounced exile.
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Like the author, too, he is afflicted with a permanent sense of semi-exile.
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Their more pressing problem is Hillary, now in exile on her endless book tour.
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Amid an investigation into the rape allegations, General Dostum went into exile in Turkey.
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Watching the events unfold from exile, I was deeply proud of my fellow Zimbabweans.
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For many, it is a joyous return to the motherland after months in exile.
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He has driven some business owners into exile for allegedly plotting with his opponents.
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After communism fell, he headed home from his exile in Geneva in December 1990.
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Machar has been living in exile in South Africa under house arrest ever since.
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"At this point, the opposition doesn't need another leader in exile," Mr. Ramsey said.
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Some 573 lawmakers remain detained, in exile, or in refuge at embassies in Caracas.
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The severity of her self-exile from the United States struck me as gratuitous.
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And he won — leaving him both the presumptive leader of Catalonia, and an exile.
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"A Girl in Exile," published in Albanian in 2009, may rekindle the worldwide hopes.
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The dream of the exile to return to what might once have been Eden.
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But he lives in self-imposed exile in Dubai and is unlikely to return.
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In fact, Stalin had faced internal exile in Siberia before reaching Petrograd in March.
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The victory was even more notable for coming in Pakistan's age of home exile.
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From 1959 to 1972, Cuba lost roughly 8 percent of its population to exile.
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Correa on Thursday denied he's planning a coup from self-imposed exile in Belgium.
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The opposition leader was forced into exile and his successor put under house arrest.
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But he managed to turn what looked like an exile into a lucrative opportunity.
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He is in self-imposed exile in Dubai and unlikely to return to Pakistan.
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Notoriously corrupt, Mr. Marcos was swept into exile by the 1986 People Power demonstrations.
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Mr. Haniya succeeds Khaled Meshal, who led the group from exile for 21 years.
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But a 2016 election unexpectedly ended in defeat for Jammeh, who fled into exile.
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The pair continue to wield considerable influence despite both living in self-imposed exile.
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He's been in exile in Russia since 2013 with little to show regarding employment.
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"Ernst could not exist without relying on the state," he told Kommersant , from exile.
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But Mr. Katumbi is in exile (a fancy apartment in Brussels, to be exact).
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Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania since 1999, denies involvement.
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Carles Puigdemont and Antoni Comin are both living in self-imposed exile in Belgium.
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As his youngest brother consolidated power, Kim Jong-nam lived in semi-exile abroad.
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He is living in self-imposed exile in Russia, which has granted him asylum.
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Mr. Morales has fanned the growing cultural and racial tensions from his Mexican exile.
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"When we were in exile in Sudan, they also helped us," Mr. Idraku said.
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When his plan is thwarted, he falls in with an married couple in exile.
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The long, strange self-imposed exile of Julian Assange has come to an end.
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But there are exiles there too, expert at exile, old hands at getting by.
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A moody silhouette of a faded, ancient cityscape imagines her new life, in exile.
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Childhood spent in exile Kagame, who turns 60 this year, had experienced the impact of the Tutsi-Hutu division which threatened to tear his country apart early: he was brought up in exile in neighboring Uganda following an earlier violent uprising in 1959.
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For the project she's enlisted Montreal's CRi—who has previously released on her Young Art imprint—along with Chicago producer Tensei, AfterCluv Dance Lab affiliates Tom & Collins, and fellow SoCal hip-hop producer Exile, known for his work with influential duo Blu & Exile.
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Peru has said the vast majority of Venezuelans who apply for exile do not qualify.
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Nevertheless, the election outcome marks a joyous turnaround for Gambian families torn apart by exile.
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He was tortured and died in prison, while Bachelet and her mother went into exile.
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A foreigner, for example, hesitates, stutters — an immigrant, exile, or the child of an immigrant.
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"We had a revolution and we lost," says a female protest leader now in exile.
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Guo Wengui sits in self-imposed exile in a $68 million apartment overlooking Central Park.
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"It's too dangerous to call home," said another Uighur exile in the Turkish capital, Ankara.
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The NCRI is an umbrella bloc of opposition groups in exile that includes the MEK.
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Tutul now lives in exile in Norway; he has only partially recovered from his injuries.
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He had until last year lived in self-imposed exile in Saudi Arabia and France.
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India's continued hosting of the Dalai Lama, who fled into exile in 1959, riles Beijing.
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He is merely using Ezra's Force visions to trace Kenobi to his exile on Tatooine.
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Khashoggi had been living in the United States as a voluntary exile from Saudi Arabia.
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Most opposing voices are now in prison, under strict probation, in exile, missing, or dead.
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Gulen, a longtime rival of Erdogan's, lives in self-imposed exile in the United States.
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"I called it going on tour, but I was pretty much in exile," he says.
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After his exile, though, Zamyatin's own activism was confined to his articles, stories and plays.
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Mr Puigdemont, from his voluntary exile, wants to keep up the pressure on Mr Rajoy.
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Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania since 1999, denies any involvement.
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China says Tibet already has genuine autonomy, and exile groups seek to split the country.
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Sharif is sent into exile after a court convicts him of conspiracy against Musharraf; __Oct.
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Now, however, players worry that independent federations will violate FIFA rules and risk sporting exile.
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People were clearly enchanted by what Blu and Exile were doing on Below The Heavens.
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Gambia's new leaders said Jammeh took a fleet of luxury cars with him into exile.
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Gulen has lived in self-imposed exile in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania since 1999.
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Kem Sokha had already been filling the role in effect because Rainsy lives in exile.
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Was the pyramid, for Guston, an evocation of Egypt and exile, of being driven out?
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Musharraf has lived in self-imposed exile in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, since then. Sen.
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He eventually made his way to England, where his family established a government in exile.
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Alfonso was soon a ruler in exile and, accordingly, the Copa had to change allegiance.
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"They can't force him into exile," Kapiamba said, adding that Katumbi was headed to Johannesburg.
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The NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, still in Moscow exile, dubbed it the "Big Brother law".
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Thanks to that agonizing choice, she's living out her days in exile in the USSR.
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Mr. Gulen lives in exile in Pennsylvania and has denied any involvement in the coup.
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Each was a great traveler, as if in perpetual self-exile, and drawn to America.
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However, it wasn't used as frequently when the Dalai Lama was in exile from Tibet.
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" Thinking of a musician like Beethoven, Said wrote: "Late works constitute a form of exile.
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In exile, shortly before his death, a friend asked him why he didn't crush Khomeini.
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Malong loyalists started joining rebels and in November, Kiir released Malong to exile in Kenya.
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Paintings by Rokni Haerizadeh — an Iranian artist in exile in Dubai — yield a lot, too.
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Katumbi has been living in exile, blocked from entering Congo and barred from the election.
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"They Will Have to Kill Us: Malian Music in Exile" (2015), directed by Johanna Schwartz.
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In these snapshots of life and death in exile, some things are deliberately left unsaid.
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After the Houthis took Sanaa, Hadi fled and then went into exile in Saudi Arabia.
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Lots of the music we loved was forbidden, and our favorite musicians were in exile.
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He lives in self-exile to avoid a graft conviction he says was politically motivated.
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His internal exile lasted only two years, however, partly because of Mr. Fischer's continued success.
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Mr. Ledezma said he would fight President Nicolás Maduro and his socialist government from exile.
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In Act IV, set near the seashore, Hippolyte persuades Aricie to accompany him into exile.
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He is now in exile in Sri Lanka, and has been offered asylum in Britain.
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Then, just as suddenly, she vanished, hounded into exile by Hollywood's most omnipotent men. Why?
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But the powerful coterie of anti-apartheid leaders in exile pressed successfully for Thabo Mbeki.
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Many are now being prosecuted for sedition and rebellion and campaigned from prison or exile.
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You can play The Exile on the Long Shore in your browser over at itch.io.
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Rembrandt spent most of his brief life in self-imposed exile in Paris and Antwerp.
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When living in exile meant to have been expelled or, worse, to become an expatriate.
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He spent more than two months in exile, but decided that he had to return.
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The Marcoses were sent into exile in Hawaii, where Mr. Marcos died three years later.
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Prominent opposition politicians were either barred from competing in the election, imprisoned or in exile.
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He was largely raised in exile while his father was plotting to overthrow Mr. Mobutu.
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Two months into her exile in Turkey, Sahafi has slowly adapted to her new circumstances.
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Trump reportedly thought that Democrats, so sour on Comey themselves, wouldn't balk at his exile.
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Military defectors in exile may muster enough foreign support to affect some sort of change.
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Judd has a good eye for the hypnotic and time-consuming rituals of rural exile.
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I am like an exile, as if swallowed up by Lethe, as the poets say.
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And it's why Colin Kaepernick, still in exile from the N.F.L., has his lifelong support.
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Using the Rolling Stones' "Exile on Main St." was sort of like using their avatar.
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During his exile he served as chairman of the International Executive Committee of Amnesty International.
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The Germans smuggled Lenin back to Petrograd from Swiss exile in a sealed train car.
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More than 30 of Guaido's congressional allies are in hiding, in prison, or in exile.
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"I am returning home today from a long exile, a freed political prisoner," Blagojevich said.
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The coalition was announced in Ankara, Turkey, where General Dostum is in de facto exile.
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Speaking in Belgium, where he lives in self-imposed exile, Correa scoffed at the accusation.
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The political opposition to Assad, fuming in exile, has virtually no armed wing inside Syria.
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She thought Uighur groups in exile were talking too much about religious freedom and independence.
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Musharraf has lived in self-imposed exile in Dubai since he left Pakistan in 2016.
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But last month he fled into exile, 22 years after taking power in a coup.
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The resulting violence has left hundreds dead and forced at least 400,000 people into exile.
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Eventually, García was smuggled to the Colombian Embassy in Lima and, from there, into exile.
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Today, many senior officials from his government live in exile in Cairo, Tunis or Europe.
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No need to leave home: When a civilization is laid to waste, exile is internal.
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Taryn Simon's "An Occupation of Loss" is a somber meditation on grief, exile and recovery.
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The story ends abruptly, just before his readmission to Venice after 18 years of exile.
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Clare Lockhart met families just returned from exile in Iran, living in animal-skin shelters.
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Some 20 lawmakers remain detained, in exile, or in refuge at friendly embassies in Caracas.
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India is home to nearly 100,000 Tibetan refugees, some 73% of all Tibetans in exile.
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But last month, he went into exile, 22 years after taking power in a coup.
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My ongoing attempts to fight that tragedy led to my exile in the United States.
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As a result, he has lived in exile in Russia for more than six years.
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They don't get to choose between going behind bars or spending a rather comfortable exile.
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Loss and exile are central themes, even if they are distilled into purely instrumental music.
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Mr. Kabila would most likely need guarantees of protection, or have to live in exile.
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He also floated proposals to punish dissenting journalists and exile millions of mostly nonwhite residents.
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Meanwhile, Barrow proceeded with the inauguration despite being in effective exile in Senegal's capital, Dakar.
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Almost its entire leadership is now either behind bars ahead of trial or in exile.
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" That was due to the release of "Exile in Guyville," a collection of scrappy guitar songs noted for what was then considered a brazen expression of sexuality and its condemnation of male apathy, penned in response to the Rolling Stones' "Exile on Main Street.
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It's unclear the friend knew about Aisyah's purported work in reality TV. Life in exile Kim, the eldest son of the late North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, had lived in self-imposed exile in the Chinese enclave of Macau for more than a decade.
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When asked about cannibalism after he fled into exile, Mr. Amin did not exactly deny it.
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The Witch follows a radically religious family living in exile in 1630 New England (already terrifying).
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Consequently, I found myself, my family, and friends in exile, both in Europe and the USA.
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In 1989, after over 40 years of exile, the revolution brought the Soviet Union crashing down.
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Roth. In self-imposed exile before the start of World War II, seeking refuge in the
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The year that Churchill invited Chanel back from exile was the same year Schiaparelli went bankrupt.
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Removed from the military and in exile, the officer is faced with building a new life.
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During the Spanish Civil War, he lived in exile in Paris, where he often went hungry.
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While in exile during apartheid, Sisulu joined the military wing of the ANC, working in intelligence.
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Funes governed from 2009 to 2014 and has been living in exile in Nicaragua since 2016.
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Path of Exile (PoE) is a free-to-play role-playing game that sells loot boxes.
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Former prime minister Thaksin, overthrown in 2006, lives in exile in Dubai to escape corruption charges.
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"Many of my friends feel as though we have gone into internal exile," says Ms Kosinskaya.
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After the French Revolution, many of Gouthière's patrons were executed or went into bankruptcy or exile.
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An early sign came in 211 with the assassination of Russian exile Alexander Litvinenko in London.
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But those gains have come as government critics have been unlawfully detained and forced into exile.
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If you are a friend or relative of Mark Zuckerberg, because otherwise he may exile you.
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Gulen is a former Erdoğan ally who is now in a self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania.
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Chinese dissidents in exile are prone to factious squabbles; they find it very hard to unite.
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The country is run by Mr Kagame and people like him—Tutsis who returned from exile.
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Caixin's second fight is with Guo Wengui, a billionaire living in self-imposed exile in America.
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But compare the response Kaepernick has received to the scorn and professional exile that Ali endured.
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In 1970, after spending years working in exile in Europe, Orson Welles came home to Hollywood.
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Now living in exile in Switzerland, the Kremlin is again trying to put Khodorkovsky behind bars.
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They dumped their spouses and got married, and ended up living together in Germany, in exile.
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In exile in the 1990s Mr García acquired a flat in an elegant part of Paris.
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In 1948 the crack of communist boots on cobblestones signalled a second, permanent exile, to America.
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He was then forced out of the presidential palace and into exile in France in 1990.
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Many of their most influential figures are in exile in Europe and the United States, however.
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Though he has maintained a low profile in exile, Compaore still looms large over Burkina Faso.
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So tell me a little how you poor Muscovite exile here in Riga, how that happened.
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The exile to the city ensured there was no chance for the besmirched to defend themselves.
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Bassem Youseff, the show's star comedian, was subsequently forced to flee Cairo and go into exile.
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He's the reason she survived her exile, and has her Khalasar and her three two dragons.
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In their unparalleled, 2,85033-year exile before returning home in modern times, Jews never left Jerusalem.
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Tens of thousands more had their university educations or careers upended and were forced into exile.
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But the mark of war was lasting: He would become a writer of dislocation and exile.
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There were the decades of living in exile, and the struggle to return to their land.
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Finally, a further five members of Catalonia's former government are currently living in exile across Europe.
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Edward J. Snowden is in exile in Russia for leaking secrets of the National Security Agency.
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Ten, driving quite a few into exile and others to work behind a front, the friendly
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Liz Phair's 1993 debut Exile in Guyville is one of the best indie rock albums ever.
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Instead, the English commuted Meagher's sentence to life imprisonment and sent him into exile in Australia.
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He suppressed it by accusing its leaders of sedition, jailing some and forcing others into exile.
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Mr. Hun Sen's government has jailed scores of dissenters and forced the exile of many more.
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Others decided to flee Spain and are now in self-imposed exile, for the same reasons.
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During his three-year exile from the N.F.L., Kaepernick has grown in influence and cultural stature.
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Yanukovych, who was backed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, is now living in exile in Russia.
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After emigrating to Chile, she remained there in exile for the rest of her life. Mrs.
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Madiba fought the evils of apartheid, along with his comrades both at home and in exile.
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They're just regular old romantic exile plots that happen to feature drugs in a supporting role.
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In the years since the dictator's death in 1989, his family has returned from exile unpunished.
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The dissident-turned-militia leader spent more than two decades fighting Saddam from exile in Iran.
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Then a contract dispute — and her rape claim against her producer — sent her career into exile.
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I met him in my house surrounded by "early exile" furniture, a term my mother favored.
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Many had moved to farmland in nearby provinces, or went to live in exile in Iran.
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Puigdemont remains in self-imposed exile in Belgium where he has campaigned ahead of the vote.
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It isn't out of callousness that the NSF is so choosy about rescuing scientists from exile.
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"I was very disappointed when I was told he had gone into exile," he told Reuters.
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These wayward kids, united in exile and in economy, make a home out of each other.
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They evoke the imagined, mishmash places we construct in our imaginations when we are in exile.
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Gulen, who denies he was involved, lives in exile in Pennsylvania, where Kanter visits him regularly.
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Gropius, driven into exile, faced leaner times, first in England, and then in the United States.
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Mr. Muñoz said Cubans have welcomed Venezuelans to Miami, seeing in them a similar exile experience.
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Reuters reported on Tuesday that IRPT leader-in-exile Muhiddin Kabiri denied and condemned the attack.
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Seeking the presidency, finding arrest, prison and exile In Uganda's case, that candidate was Kizza Besigye.
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This year, several museums in the United States will feature works by Iranian artists in exile.
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During its season in exile, an orchestra official said, its subscriptions only dipped by 4.6 percent.
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The opposition rallied behind Mr. Solih after many opposition leaders, including Mr. Nasheed, fled into exile.
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He was a good skier and enlisted in the Kompani Linge, the Norwegian-exile special forces.
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In May 1943, de Gaulle moved his headquarters to Algiers, ending his exile on British soil.
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Trotsky fled into exile and ended up in a leafy suburb of Mexico City in 1940.
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Among those in exile, strong differences have emerged over how best to oppose Mr. el-Sisi.
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From his self-imposed exile in Dubai, Ajay Gupta, 53, the oldest brother, denies all wrongdoing.
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And our whole idea was that The Exile would be the newspaper for these people. Right?
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The Exile on the Long Shore is engaging, though, because of how it evokes its world.
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Now she has returned from exile in New York, hoping to marry the besotted Chris instead.
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It has been decades since exile has become the ideal, the goal, the aspiration, the dream.
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It was a mournful, ironic exercise in flag-planting from a Brazilian in self-imposed exile.
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"We lost because the system is utterly and absolutely corrupted," Patel said from her self-exile.
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The country went through two decades marked by violence, torture, exile, censorship, and, of course, corruption.
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" Mr. Ibarra has been working to change that with his documentary project, "Limbo: Lives in Exile.
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WM: I would just say that Exile in Guyville is one of my most essential albums.
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What had been intended as a short trip turned into eight years of self-imposed exile.
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The book becomes about travel, self-exile, political protest and the demands of long-distance relationships.
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If his parents have suffered one variety of exile, they have imposed another on their offspring.
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Sitting rigid at the periphery of the wedding, like an exile— I care about that. Look!
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With Yukos absorbed and its executives released to live in exile, Pichugin alone remains in prison.
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Mr. Morales can't run; he is in exile in Argentina and faces criminal charges at home.
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He was working for the Washington Post because he was in exile from his Saudi Arabia.
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He went into exile in the northern hill town of Dharamshala, where he still lives. 5.
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Amiri, a Farsi speaker, spent more than two decades fighting Saddam Hussein from exile in Iran.
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Worse, the system of exile and penal labor that was constructed ultimately failed its original purpose.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi living in exile, was kidnapped and taken to a secret prison in Libya.
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Guaido says some 30 lawmakers remain detained, in exile, or in refuge at embassies in Caracas.
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Guaido says some 30 lawmakers remain detained, in exile, or in refuge at embassies in Caracas.
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In 1944, he returned to Bulgaria after two decades in exile to lead its Communist Party.
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Gulen, 77, has been living in self-imposed exile in Saylorsburg after leaving Turkey in 1999.
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He is also organizing a Qatari Democratic Party in London, where he currently lives in exile.
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The Oudh descendants in Kolkata, where the nawab died in exile, had also rejected their claim.
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Gulen, who lives in self-imposed exile in a fortified Pennsylvania compound, has denied any involvement.
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The Chinese government views the Dalai Lama, who lives in exile in India, as a separatist.
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He was later forced to abdicate and flee, and did not return from exile until 1990.
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He resettled in the US, where he spent the past year living in self-imposed exile.
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Mr. Kim spent much of his career under house arrest, in jail or in exile overseas.
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Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile in the United States since 1999, denies involvement.
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Her childhood was spent in Baghdad, and Alkadhi has lived in a state of exile since.
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Domestic warrants remain in place for the nationalist politicians, who are currently in exile in Belgium.
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About a three-hour drive north, at the Museum Europäischer Kulturen in Berlin, is "I Never Said Goodbye/Women in Exile," an exhibition (now through July 163) of photographs by Heike Steinweg of women — be it an author, artist, or political activist — living in exile in Berlin.
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More than 60,000 Nicaraguans have gone into exile because of political strife over the past 14 months.
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Manon is pushed by German soldiers into a line of prostitutes bound for exile in New Orleans.
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I notice the words live on his tongue: exile, privation, flowing, rise, mystical, in a sensitized line.
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Pardoned in 21979, he went into exile in Mexico where he met Argentine revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara.
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Image 2 of 2 COLOMBO, Sri Lanka – Mohamed Nasheed is a convicted criminal who lives in exile.
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Two dozen opposition assembly members are in exile or in hiding, having been stripped of parliamentary immunity.
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It also led to the imprisonment of some separatist politicians, while others fled to self-imposed exile.
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The two were excommunicated from the British royal family for years and lived in exile in Paris.
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Funes held office from 2009 to 2014, and has been living in exile in Nicaragua since 2016.
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In exile, he has become known around the world for preaching a message of tolerance and peace.
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From around 2003, he lived in near exile in Macau, a Chinese-controlled territory near Hong Kong.
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Osmanqizi, who lives in exile in the US, hosts a TV program covering Azerbaijani politics on YouTube.
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Claudia Duque has endured kidnapping, illegal surveillance, psychological torture, and exile as a result of her work.
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To mollify the politicians in exile, the fighters insisted they were there to talk only about ceasefires.
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He chose Prague for his exile — it's close by, and he figured Lukashenko couldn't hang on forever.
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Puigdemont was detained in Germany on Sunday, five months after going into self-imposed exile in Belgium.
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"Refugees born and raised in exile are beating the drums for war," writes Hannah Armstrong, an analyst.
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Here, Jordan plays the villain, Erik Killmonger, a former Wakandan exile who has returned to unseat T'Challa.
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So you got it right the first time by stating that his wartime exile was in Sweden.
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The exile Mohammed began preaching the religion of Islam in the year 610, in his native Mecca.
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Some of the opposition's most prominent leaders are under house arrest, barred from office or in exile.
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Thaksin had left the country weeks before the conviction and has remained in self-exile since then.
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"An admin was overwhelmed with frivolous reports about him and felt forced to exile him," Rochko wrote.
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