What's more, they don't think of themselves as mercenaries: They are a brotherhood of exiles and the sons of exiles.
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"Liberty: Mother of Exiles" "Liberty: Mother of Exiles" explores the little-known history of the most photographed statue in the world, the Statue of Liberty.
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Cuban exiles Castro's political staying power was a source of puzzling consternation and bitter frustration for Cuban exiles, who never imagined he would rule so long.
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Many of the residents of Little Havana — about five miles west of downtown Miami — are exiles, or descended from exiles, of their home country, having fled Cuba after Castro took power in 1959.
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Venezuela was a safe haven for political exiles fleeing dictatorships in Latin America, but over the years it also welcomed hundreds of thousands of Spanish citizens seeking refuge, whether as exiles or immigrants.
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Miami exiles began making elaborate preparations for a triumphant return.
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These reported threats mirror those experienced by other Uighur exiles.
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More than 100 Cuban exiles were killed, and almost 1,200 captured.
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The opinions of exiles and dissidents will not get a hearing.
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Miami has long been an enclave for anti-Castro Cuban exiles.
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Others view prosperous exiles with a mix of envy and admiration.
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Increasingly the Arabs are a nation of refugees, exiles and migrants.
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Castro's announcement came as little surprise to Cuban exiles in Miami.
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And North Korean exiles must prove they're worth that Chinese money.
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It is no longer a haven for sexual misfits and exiles.
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The Statue of Liberty has another name: the Mother of Exiles.
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The city took in Cuban exiles after Fidel Castro seized power.
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Critic's Notebook Without exiles and émigrés there is no modern culture.
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But the same could have been said by fellow exiles from
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Critic's Notebook Without exiles and émigrés there is no modern culture.
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The Kennedy camp knew that Cuban exiles were training in Florida, however.
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Two notable Hollywood exiles, Nicholas Ray and Samuel Fuller, get flashy cameos.
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Conan Exiles lets you play with yourself like no other game has.
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Typically, they send agents, often travelling unofficially, to press exiles to return.
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Once, conservative exiles could halt Miami traffic with vast anti-Castro protests.
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EST: Vice President Pence holds a roundtable with Venezuelan exiles in Miami.
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It may not be the only reason why these pathetic exiles were
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The capital, Havana, has been quiet, but Cuban exiles celebrated in Miami.
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Raúl Castro ruled, but always in his older brother's shadow, exiles said.
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In the mid-1990s, the United States offered scholarships to Burmese exiles.
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The largest group of exiles has fled across the border to Colombia.
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Among the optimists were three Viennese exiles who launched a fightback against totalitarianism.
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Because of his initiatives, exiles returned, and Eritrea and Ethiopia signed peace agreements.
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In Maydān, we're creating a space for expats and exiles to feel safe.
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Exiles re-emerged—if they ever did—sickly, brutalised and often violently criminal.
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"I think we have to remember that Russian exiles aren't immortal," he said.
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They joined the first wave of Cuban exiles, many of them wealthy professionals.
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Admittedly, CPAC's exiles now have other options to network with their political ilk.
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"God of Vengeance" is the professional stage debut for the five Hasidic exiles.
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The religious exiles have proved a welcome infusion for the New Yiddish Rep.
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They went to those communities as refugees and exiles from the American South.
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Perhaps in a signal of Cuban exiles' diminishing influence over national policy, Mr. Trump did not change the rules for Cuban exiles to visit the island, nor did he cap the amount of money Cubans could send to their relatives.
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Alex Acosta is the son of Cubans who emigrated as political exiles from Cuba.
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Some exiles joined a conservative White Russian church which eschewed everything on Soviet soil.
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International human rights groups and exiles routinely condemn what they call China's oppressive rule.
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The attack is blamed on exiles with ties to U.S.-backed anti-Castro groups.
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The shop exports its sweets to Iranian exiles in London, Los Angeles and Paris.
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The chorus of ragtag political exiles in Act IV was rendered with stabbing intensity.
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Like other exiles of their generation, my parents refuse to return to the island.
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The government has rejected the allegations of abuse, calling the claims propaganda by exiles.
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And we were advised largely by Iraqi exiles of dubious legitimacy in local eyes.
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In "Last Hope Island" she justifies her toast to the exiles and their compatriots.
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"The Exiles" is one of those dances that slip in and out of datedness.
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But there are exiles there too, expert at exile, old hands at getting by.
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Worravut, 30, said friendly officials in Laos had urged exiles to go into hiding.
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The CIA soon began developing plans to arm and train a group of Cuban exiles.
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Most of the exiles went to Britain and America, where they were often gratefully received.
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But how would they fare as exiles in other countries and with other musical genres?
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Panamanian police arrested Posada and three other Cuban exiles who were indeed in the country.
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FOR decades Cuban exiles in Miami dreamed of the day that Fidel Castro would die.
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The extended reach of the Chinese government has affected exiles and immigrants across the world.
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Opposing their advance, Mr Barzani has cobbled Syrian Kurdish exiles into his own "Rojava Force".
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Returning exiles educated in the West are leaving again, along with a larger illegal flow.
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Hundreds of exiles were soon living in makeshift hovels built on top of each other.
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The exiles "feel at home in Istanbul," said Mr. Tamimi, the Al Hiwar TV founder.
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Waiters at our favorite cafe, exiles from today's war in Syria, high-fived passing runners.
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It also made use of its history as a once-remote haven for Islamist exiles.
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South Florida has a long history of welcoming exiles of left-wing Latin American governments.
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I began interviewing other Shanghai exiles from the tectonic events that created a new China.
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Florida also has a rapidly growing community of Venezuelans, many of them middle class exiles.
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The towering inferno of death and destruction shocked and saddened Iranians and exiles around the world.
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The US government sent attorney James B. Donovan to negotiate the exiles' release directly with Castro.
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Pyre opens on a group of criminal exiles wandering a beautifully illustrated wasteland called the Downside.
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The exiles who lost homes and businesses to the revolution have either grown old or died.
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Some ordinary Cubans resent exiles for supporting the American embargo, which has contributed to their privation.
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In exchange I had to write a song to ask the Iraqi exiles to come back.
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The Russian population is sharply and unevenly divided on this issue, and so are its exiles.
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The group is made mostly of Iranian exiles living in the United States or in Europe.
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Most of its members are Iranian exiles living abroad, principally in Europe and the United States.
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Reports from Uighur exiles described how the lockdown placed Uighurs in Xinjiang at risk of starvation.
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Reports from Uighur exiles described how the lockdown placed Uighurs in Xinjiang at risk of starvation.
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Venezuelan exiles in Spain, Mexico and Doral, a suburb of Miami, are mostly middle-class professionals.
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Ms. Chassagne, a Canadian-born daughter of Haitian exiles, described their parts with swooping hand gestures.
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It has immigrants and exiles from multiple Latin American countries where "socialism" is a loaded term.
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The three players are the United States, China, and a group of prominent North Korean exiles.
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Some victims of oppressive governments have been dissidents or lawyers living as exiles in rich countries.
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Mr. Pérez, the son of Cuban exiles who was raised in Colombia, said no once again.
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Grinding Gear Games, the studio behind Path of Exiles, did not respond to repeated requests for comment.
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Like most RPG-flavored video games, Conan Exiles includes a robust set of options for character customization.
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Both Tomlin and Buchholz escaped bullpen exiles to return to their respective rotations late in the season.
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Its exiles in Istanbul and Doha bemoan the incompetence of Muhammad Morsi, Egypt's short-lived Brotherhood president.
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Cuba brands dissidents as mercenaries, funded by foreign governments and exiles and out to topple the government.
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Sweet details an undercover C.I.A. mission to disrupt defection, and sheds light on the exiles' complex motives.
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Cuba brands all dissenters as mercenaries funded by foreign governments and exiles, out to topple the government.
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The series's theme was how a settlement full of disorderly reprobates, exiles and rejects builds a society.
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Brighton Beach is the grumpy neighbor of Coney Island and home to a population of Soviet exiles.
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The residency rules are seen as targeting political exiles or opposition figures who may have studied abroad.
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Many people in China view the Dalai Lama and his fellow Tibetan Buddhist exiles as dangerous separatists.
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On Saturday, Mr. Barrow pledged to release all political prisoners and called on exiles to return home.
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Many Uighur exiles say they have been blocked by their family on social media and messaging apps.
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No matter how many exiles it has absorbed, what's clear is that Colombia can no longer cope.
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International human rights groups and exiles routinely condemn what they call China's oppressive rule in Tibetan areas.
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Kahraman captures the sense of a body separated from itself: the fragmentation experienced by refugees, exiles, and émigrés.
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But the U.S. has also moved on exiles that were conspiring against the governments in their homelands. Gen.
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And in the internet age it is far easier for exiles to maintain ties with people back home.
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It has also helped them to hire Western-educated exiles from Myanmar, who are increasingly choosing to return.
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"The electoral calculation is to divide Cubans from non-Cubans, and older exiles from newer arrivals," she charges.
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Editorial Observer For decades, many exiles refused to set foot on Cuba while the Castros were in power.
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Ortega earned the wrath of hard line exiles and some dissidents on the Caribbean island with his stance.
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"This is no time for dialogue," said Pence to a cheering crowd of Venezuelan exiles at a church.
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In Witold Gombrowicz's hands, the journal became an iconoclastic polemic addressed to a small readership of fellow exiles.
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Horna's early life experience was a series of exiles requiring her to adapt repeatedly to different cultural environments.
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Human rights groups and exiles say China governs Tibet with an iron fist and represses its Buddhist people.
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Subsequent generations of exiles who organized in the hope of toppling the Soviet regime were notably less effective.
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It was founded in 1971, before I was born, by exiles from the main Baptist church in town.
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Rights groups and exiles say the violence is more a reaction against China's suppression of the Uighur people.
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Tibetan exiles see China's growing power as the biggest hurdle to their dream of securing a "free" homeland.
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The agents had interviewed mobsters with C.I.A. ties and Cuban exiles in Florida who might have encountered Oswald.
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Mr. Hall's first collection, the tightly structured "Exiles and Marriages" (1955), is grounded in strict rhymes and meters.
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But a new wave of exiles (or currently working members) of the Trump administration is writing tell-alls.
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Victor and Roser will become exiles yet again, as the idea of home becomes thornier and more remote.
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Once word gets out through social media, news quickly spreads among exiles here and people back in Venezuela.
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In response, the government has blamed "thugs" linked to exiles and the United States, Israel and Saudi Arabia.
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Scores of exiles are now without passports, unable to renew their documents at the Egyptian Consulate in Turkey.
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Shortly after the bodies of Chatcharn and Kraidej were identified, three other Thai exiles decided to leave Laos.
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His death is deeply personal -- both for Cuban exiles in the United States and for Cubans on the island.
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Few exiles have felt intimidation more acutely than the 12 Uighurs in America who produce RFA's Uighur-language news.
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It's understandable television wants the draw of the Trump administration's most notorious exiles, since they're bound to draw eyeballs.
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Iranian media said Rouhani had asked France to act against Mujahideen exiles working against the Iranian establishment from Paris.
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Villapol was born to Cuban exiles in New York in 1923, but was living in Cuba by age 11.
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The Klarsfelds identified fascists who had scattered after the end of World War II, at times to hidden exiles.
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Such lack of action could only be construed by Pinochet and DINA as a green light to target exiles.
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Foreign human rights groups and exiles have been unimpressed with China's defense, and held their own panel in Geneva.
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Others left in the following decades, many joining their fellow exiles in Miami and elsewhere in the United States.
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Some called for investigations to be re-opened into the deaths of Russian exiles in Britain in recent years.
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But the oldest and most vehement exiles — the historicos, as they are called — are dying off in large numbers.
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News had spread swiftly that Mr. Castro's government had sent criminals and mentally ill people among the arriving exiles.
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Trump made an appeal to Venezuelan exiles at a recent rally in Florida, where he condemned Maduro's socialist government.
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Lawyer David McGee said then that Levinson was trying to trace money laundered through Iranian exiles living in Toronto.
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The scene could be that on Miami's Calle Ocho, where the Cuban exiles' domino games have lasted 60 years.
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Residents — helped by Syrian exiles — risked their lives to document it through the project Raqqa Is Being Slaughtered Silently.
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Mr. Chucheep is among the exiles charged with lèse-majesté who were the most wanted by the Thai authorities.
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These bars, often owned by companies with multiple properties, may well price out the indie upstarts and Brooklyn exiles.
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The remarks sparked outrage, particularly among Florida Democrats, who represent a state with a large community of Cuban exiles.
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And such a plan by some North Korean exiles certainly has a good chance to get bloody as well.
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But there were enemies close by — mostly wealthier Cuban exiles who had fled when Mr. Castro began nationalizing property.
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At first the exiles thought the embassy outreach was to learn how the Czech Republic transitioned away from Communism.
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The actual number of Venezuelan exiles is hard to come by, but even the lowest estimates are mind numbing.
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Telegram, which was started by a team of Russian exiles, has prided itself on thumbing its nose at governments.
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A campaign to reject the constitution because it entrenches Communism was launched on social media by dissidents and exiles.
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The official, who requested anonymity, said statements by the detained men suggested their intelligence operation targeted political exiles and students.
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Those interviewed for this story said that surveillance of exiles starts before they even leave, when they're applying for passports.
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Rights groups and exiles say China's repressive policies are more to blame for the unrest than any cohesive militant threat.
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The RPF came to power at the end of Rwanda's genocide in 1994, a rebel army led by returning exiles.
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Burundi&aposs government strongly denies allegations it targets its own people, saying the charges are malicious propaganda spread by exiles.
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To many older exiles, Posada was a freedom fighter who did what was necessary to attempt to overthrow a dictatorship.
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And his NPB pitching performances are most similar to those of Yu Darvish, the most accomplished of Japan's pitching exiles.
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International rights groups and exiles say China stamps on the religious and cultural rights of Tibetans, accusations denied by Beijing.
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China says its rule has brought prosperity and stability, rejecting claims from Tibetan exiles and rights groups of widespread repression.
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Pockets of Rohingya communities are dotted around South Asia, with exiles anxious for news of their relatives back in Myanmar.
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Rubio had often claimed they were political exiles, though after being outed by The Washington Post, he admitted his mistake.
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Her science fiction occurred in other contexts entirely, worlds where genders were fluid and socialist exiles lived on the moon.
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Versailles opened when emotions in Little Havana were raw, in 1971, and quickly became the gathering place for Cuban exiles.
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In so doing, he continued a storied tradition of financial exiles here, like F. Scott Fitzgerald and the Rolling Stones.
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The three major players in this challenge are the United States, China, and a group of prominent North Korean exiles.
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Like many Cuban exiles, Mr. Garcia's father is deeply distrustful of the Cuban government and feared for his son's safety.
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Later, when more heat descended, Pinochet freed some prisoners, lifted the curfew, and let some exiles back into the country.
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FARAGO The sanctions period explains, to some degree, why so many of the Iraqi artists in this show are exiles.
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Mario Diaz-Balart is a Republican, the son of Cuban exiles and a perennial optimist in finding centrist immigration consensus.
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There has been a swathe of incredible beef-gifs since Conan Exiles was released, celebrating the weird, creepy, and floppy.
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But he came to the United States to remove a longtime thorn in the side of Ethiopia's leaders: its exiles.
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Bush and his aides had exaggerated the available intelligence, relied on dubious claims from Iraqi exiles and ignored contradictory information.
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Similarly, he periodically threatens military intervention in Venezuela, which is music to the ears of many exiles in South Florida.
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Thousands of other Cuban exiles, who officials believed not to be criminals, were placed in military bases around the country.
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Soldiers stationed in Russia for training opened blogs and got into arguments with Burmese political exiles in places like Singapore.
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Didion's 1987 book examines the ways that Cuban exiles have impacted and changed Miami, and how Miami has changed them.
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Texas, the top state for California exiles, will probably come up short for Democrats this year, though it's in play.
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The politics, money and historical amnesia of the First Wave Exiles thus quickly became the foundation of Miami's political culture.
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And why offer, on other programs, two renderings of "The Exiles," Limón's retelling of the story of Adam and Eve?
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Lately, she has found herself among other Hasidic exiles, speaking Yiddish and struggling with the strict rules of Orthodox Judaism.
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China says its rule has bought prosperity and stability, rejecting claims from Tibetan exiles and rights groups of widespread repression.
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Two years later it was gifted to a newly arrived community of exiles, the persecuted Rhojelat Kurds of northwestern Iran.
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He asked friends to bring books to Turkey and then began publishing works of Uighur exiles, including his own writings.
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Intrigued by monuments to Loyalist exiles and martyrs in English churches, Mr Hoock dug into long-forgotten archives and eyewitness accounts.
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Cuba provided safe space for Black Panthers, political exiles and revolutionaries around the world challenging what Castro blasted as American imperialism.
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By Cuban count, he was the target of more than 630 assassination plots by militant Cuban exiles or the U.S. government.
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Castro is still a hero to former Panthers and black radicals, and a demon to conservatives, Cuban exiles, and anti-Communists.
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That China spies on and pressures its exiles — particularly ethnic minorities and those involved in activities deemed political — is not new.
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Rights groups and exiles say anger over tightening Chinese controls on the religion and culture of Uighurs is more to blame.
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In 2008 the country started the Thousand Talents programme to draw these exiles back with promises of lucre and lab space.
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By Cuban count, he was the target of more than 903 assassination plots by militant Cuban exiles or the U.S. government.
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Pence's meeting with the Citgo families comes days before he travels to Houston to meet with Venezuelan exiles and community leaders.
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There, between the misty mountain chains and the vastness of the ocean, she found the uneasy serenity that only exiles know.
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It seemed like you suspected some of the former exiles you interviewed weren't completely honest with you when relating their stories.
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Was the pairing a reference to the Holocaust and the history of enforced migration and repeated exiles the Jews have endured?
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At a time when London is once again drawing political exiles from Russia, seeing his portrait here is a particularly fitting.
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The number of exiles exploded over the course of the 19th century, as an ever greater number of activities were criminalised.
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The Jaguars might perennially get bandied about as the league's eventual exiles to London, but at least they get that attention.
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They came to these communities as refugees and exiles from terror in the American South, and we've never really addressed that.
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In addition, he said he would continue his focus on improving educational opportunities for Tibetan exiles and improving their economic opportunities.
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The incongruously named London Irish were founded in 1898 by Irishmen living in London, and the team is nicknamed the Exiles.
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Unlike Cuban exiles, who benefit from special entry to the United States, Venezuelans — and other Latin immigrants — have no easy path.
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It was no surprise, then, that the exiles in Vilnius did not have a unified vision of the democracy to come.
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One Russian Revolution — the one carried out by Bolsheviks 99 years ago — was planned and partially executed by that era's exiles.
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Although very few of the exiles had committed crimes, much less serious ones, fear of this wave of immigrants became widespread.
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The Bible was translated by English Protestant exiles in Geneva during the reign of Queen Mary Tudor, the museum's site notes.
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The Cuban exiles who were willing to pay felt that "was too high" and countered with $100,000 to seal the deal.
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The two players had watched from separate exiles — Headley from the bench in the dugout, Betances from behind the bullpen gates.
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But the deal he wanted most, an extradition pact that might have targeted Nepal's large community of Tibetan exiles, remained elusive.
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There's a sense of wistfulness among aging Cuban exiles in Miami who have been waiting decades to see the Castros go.
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He spoke of solidarity with Venezuela, whose exiles are increasing in South Florida as the South American government becomes increasingly totalitarian.
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THE CHRONICLES of Bosnia's suffering in the 1990s that have reached Western readers have mostly been written by outsiders or exiles.
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Mr. Castro agreed not only to release the 3,600 prisoners but also to let Cuban exiles return to visit their families.
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Latin America's exiles — from Cubans to the Venezuelans themselves — head north to Miami, where Spanish is often more common than English.
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By the collapse of the Peace of Amiens in 1803, Napoleon had lured back from London almost all the French exiles who had fled during the revolution, in larger numbers than the tax exiles who fled the 75 percent top tax rate of President François Hollande, under whom Mr. Macron served as economics minister from 2014 to 2016.
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Cuba has declared nine days of national mourning, while in Miami's Little Havana, where many Cuban exiles live, there were jubilant scenes.
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Rights groups and Uighur exiles say it is more a product of Uighur frustration at Chinese controls on their culture and religion.
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China says its rule has brought prosperity and stability to Tibet, rejecting claims from Tibetan exiles and rights groups of widespread repression.
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There was Cuba's victory in the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion, which was led by US-backed exiles intent on toppling Castro.
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Led by its president-elect Maryam Rajavi, NCRI drew an impressive 100,000 Iranian exiles to its annual conference in Paris last month.
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He exerts tight and brutal control of his people and exiles dissidents to island prisons in the middle of the Red Sea.
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Rights groups and Uighur exiles say many Uighurs have fled to Turkey simply to escape Chinese repression at home, accusations Beijing denies.
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Veteran China expert Mike Chinoy argues Beijing is sending a political message, especially when Chinese authorities parade former exiles on state television.
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Those Exiles carry her, they who seem holy and have put on corruption, they who seem corrupt and have put on holiness.
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Scores of Bahraini exiles and dissidents live in London, but none campaigns more energetically against their native country's crackdown on its critics.
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It is a magnet for people from every corner of Europe and beyond, and not just political exiles and globe-trotting billionaires.
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But he also created legions of enemies and critics, concentrated among the exiles in Miami who saw him as a ruthless tyrant.
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Uighurs, China's Muslim minority, are not just at risk of internment and "re-education" at home; even Uighur exiles abroad face intimidation.
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With neighboring districts refusing to host them, the exiles may have no choice but to return to territory controlled by the jihadists.
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And some of Cuba's most famous exiles, like the author Reinaldo Arenas and the poet José Martí, have called the city home.
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India has continued to host the Dalai Lama and his fellow Tibetan Buddhist exiles even though China condemns them as dangerous separatists.
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While Turkey's relative freedoms are a big part of its appeal to exiles, so are the similarities between Turkish and Arab culture.
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These exiles, it seemed, no longer belonged in a refugee resettlement camp, which was intended as an interim location to await sponsorship.
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When Idi Amin expelled 80,000 Asians in 1971, Shah's family members became exiles from a country they had lived in for generations.
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They became exiles when Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi was overthrown in the Islamic revolution of 1979, while they were traveling in France.
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That generosity of spirit and attention to detail suit a book about this "mother of exiles," who was always welcoming outsiders in.
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During the years of World War II, many exiles fleeing Nazi Germany settled in the area and built a community of intellectuals.
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Venezuelan exiles, whose country descended into poverty under Havana-backed dictator Nicolás Maduro, have increasingly found common cause with anti-communist Cubans.
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Three months later, in April 1961, the U.S.-backed invasion of Cuba by Cuban exiles failed miserably at the Bay of Pigs.
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"I was referring to the Istrian and Dalmatian Italian-language exiles, their children and grandchildren," he said in one of his apologies.
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ISTANBUL — Six years ago, he fled China's crackdown on Muslim Uighurs and sought refuge in Turkey, joining a community of fellow exiles.
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The refugees, exiles, fugitives, or the merely stranded, confused, lost, or even, often, merely homesick—they suffer nausea, loss of appetite, agoraphobia.
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So it was left to the Democrats (aside from a few Never Trump Republican exiles in the media) to hail Mr Amash's courage.
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The exodus included not just political exiles but a bunch of refugees that had been released from Cuban jails and mental health facilities.
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In Miami, the dwindling hard core of anti-Castro exiles took to the streets of the district known as Little Havana in celebration.
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Uighur exiles and former detainees in Europe, America and elsewhere have been warned, sometimes through relatives, not to speak about Xinjiang's new gulag.
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Rights groups and Uighur exiles say the unrest is more a product of Uighur frustration at Chinese controls on their culture and religion.
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Murdering critics abroad is a tactic previously employed by despots like Saddam Hussein and Muammar Qaddafi, who used their embassies to terrorise exiles.
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Mr Kagame, leading an army of Tutsi exiles, fought his way to power with one aim—to prevent a repeat of the genocide.
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But if many first-generation exiles once thought Castro's death would bring about the end of his regime, they're not so sure now.
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By April that year, the US government armed about 22010,22011 Cuban exiles to try and overthrow the regime at the Bay of Pigs.
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GAZIANTEP, Turkey — As the government siege of a rebel-held Syrian suburb has unfolded, one group of Syrian exiles has felt especially tormented.
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When not controlling the orb, exiles can use their own auras to attack others, taking them out of commission for a short time.
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On a post of plastered bricks in a forest marking the boundary between Siberia and European Russia, exiles trudging by would carve inscriptions.
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" It said exiles and human rights monitors allege that "many persons supposedly executed for criminal offenses, such as narcotics trafficking, were political dissidents.
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The exiles also appear to have added details on the enslavement of the Israelites in Egypt, which paralleled their own trauma in Babylon.
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The false idea of my parents as permanent exiles must have come in part from the fact that we spoke Czech at home.
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What became known as the Bay of Pigs had a disastrous outcome, with over a hundred Cuban exiles killed and the rest captured.
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One of the exiles is Spots, whose owner happens to be the mayor's ward, a boy by the name of Atari (Koyu Rankin).
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But there was a bond that Fidel Castro inadvertently created between exiles that I could never share, one built on trauma and survival.
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After Mr. Castro took power, Union City became a home for Cuban exiles, a throbbing center of expatriate culture and anti-Castro hatred.
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In April 1961, about 1,500 Cuban exiles trained and backed by the CIA set out to invade and overthrow the Fidel Castro regime.
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Earlier this year, we traveled to Turkey to meet with Uighur exiles who believe their children are being held captive in such facilities.
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For the government of Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, welcoming Arab exiles is a continuation of the support offered to the uprisings themselves.
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Latin America's exiles — from the Cubans to the Venezuelans themselves — head north to Miami, where Spanish is often more commonly spoken than English.
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They thought he had a role in organizing the distribution of mail and information for exiles in Brazil and out of the country.
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He learned much of his political style from anti-czarist exiles in London, especially the anarchist Peter Kropotkin and the nihilist Sergius Stepniak.
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Doha remains hospitable to Islamist exiles, and Al Jazeera's coverage remains sharply critical of Saudi and Emirati clients in Egypt, Libya and elsewhere.
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Perez, 58, who in 2018 criticised President Donald Trump's policy of separating migrant families, was born the son of Cuban exiles in Miami.
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Iran has blamed "thugs" linked to exiles and foreign foes - the United States, Israel and Saudi Arabia - for stirring up the street unrest.
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At the time, Maduro declared that "everything points" to its Andean neighbor and the U.S. state of Florida, where many Venezuelan exiles live.
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New life in Canada In Canada, exiles Shahrani and Zain are quickly settling in to their new life and their now open sexuality.
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Bolton at an event in Florida for Cuban exiles who fought in the American-backed invasion at the Bay of Pigs, in 1961.
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He has previously dismissed accusations of being anti-monarchy although his party has also received praise from some of Thailand's most vocal exiles.
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The man is suspected of gathering information about exiles' housing, family situation, political activities and meetings, state prosecutor Mats Ljungqvist said in a statement.
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Taking a dive Following the disastrous 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion, more than 1,000 CIA-trained Cuban exiles were taken prisoner by Castro's forces.
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Exiles and human rights groups say those Uighurs engaging in violence are lashing out at oppressive government policies that restrict their culture and religion.
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But there are some worlds that wander the Milky Way as solar exiles, catapulted from their native systems by interloping objects or cataclysmic events.
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Exiles and rights groups though say the unrest is more a reaction to repressive government policies than being organized by any cohesive militant group.
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The historically vote-rich Latino areas of South Florida, dominated for decades by Cuban exiles and Cuban-Americans, were regular stops for presidential aspirants.
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The Cuban government says the shift in policy removes prohibitions enacted when Cuban exiles were launching attacks by sea after the first Cuban revolution.
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This Poirot was an old Belgian policeman with a bad limp, sharing a cottage with six other Belgian exiles of the first world war.
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So there's a risk there that the on-demand services can alter the way it operates that brings it more competition or exiles Magic.
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All these elements—the Mafia, the CIA, and the Cuban exiles—formed a coalition and became determined to kill Castro and take back Cuba.
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Of the Latinos in Florida, 1.2 million claim to be of Cuban descent, and many of them identify as exiles from Fidel Castro's regime.
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" This is Zebra's quest: "I, a modern literary inventor, was going to walk the void of my multiple exiles causing trouble, discombobulating the world.
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" These reactions will feel familiar to immigrants, exiles and refugees — all those who nurse what Salman Rushdie once called "a dream of glorious return.
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James's "splendid history … presents a pageant of these decadent invaders and illustrious exiles," Liesl Schillinger writes in her roundup of travel books for summer.
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He exiles her to a room with a bunch of dead Klingon corpses, so it's not like Kol has any qualms about that stuff.
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Luckily for Johnson, the majority of these 85033 party exiles are likely to support the deal during the House of Commons vote this weekend.
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Uighur exiles have also told Business Insider that their relatives in Xinjiang have vanished days after speaking out against China&aposs human-rights record.
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Reinvention may be a necessity for most exiles, but it does not always come naturally; the new identity can graft roughly onto the old.
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In an effort to refurbish vintage work, Mr. Connor has commissioned a new score for "The Exiles," Limón's 27 invocation of Adam and Eve.
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In Doha, wealthy Qataris and Western expatriates mingle with Syrian exiles, Sudanese commanders and Libyan Islamists, many of them funded by the Qatari state.
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For the Turkish exiles, many of whom are wealthy, the smugglers have raised the price of a getaway to as much as 20,000 euros.
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Nobody is banging pots and pans or dancing in the streets to celebrate the death of Fidel Castro, as Cuban exiles did in Miami.
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The Cuban históricos —the most recalcitrant exiles of Fidel's generation—were beginning to die off, replaced by their children and by more recent immigrants.
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In an effort to refurbish vintage work, Mr. Connor has commissioned a new score for "The Exiles," Limón's 1950 invocation of Adam and Eve.
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But in 2011, ETA renounced the armed struggle, and now returning exiles are one of the main forces driving the property market, he said.
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Paradise of Exiles: Early Photography in Italy continues through August 13 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (1000 Fifth Avenue, Upper East Side, Manhattan).
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Aloy and her adopted father Rost live as outcasts from the Nora tribe, who are forbidden to speak with or interact with the two exiles.
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Many South Koreans approve of President Moon Jae-in's engagement with the North, but some North Korean exiles see it as siding with the enemy.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden has charged a man with spying on Tibetan exiles on behalf of the Chinese security services, the state prosecutor said on Wednesday.
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"Ireland's chief export has been neither potatoes nor linen, but exiles and immigrants who have fought with sword and pen for freedom," enthused Bobby Kennedy.
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He was granted asylum in Britain, where he joins a growing community of exiles who have left or been pushed out of Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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In a world where literacy is a crime, you're a Reader, and you can help these exiles gain their freedom by interpreting an ancient tomb.
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Historically, Cuban-American political exiles have favored the U.S. embargo, objecting to any olive branches offered to the communist regime that forced them to flee.
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We know not to listen to ambitious exiles – as in Iraq – or to simply transplant our own values onto a traditional society – as in Afghanistan.
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In Berlin, Liu Xia joins a small but influential community of Chinese exiles, including the artist and filmmaker Ai Weiwei and dissident writer Liao Yiwu.
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He shut down Maekelawi prison, freed journalists and invited all political exiles to return and stake their claim to a free and fair 2020 election.
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Pinochet's regime targeted him because he convinced a large Dutch corporation to disinvest from Chile and because he was a potential unifier of Chilean exiles.
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He spoke movingly about the human toll the acrimony between the two governments has taken on Cuban exiles and those who remained on the island.
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Conan Exiles, on the other hand, has some of the most impressive meatsticks for some time, and not only because you can edit their length.
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Only a second or two goes by before a security guard exiles her back through the general doors with a tight grip on her shoulder.
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Ms. Slimani is the 12th woman to win the Prix Goncourt; the previous female winner was Lydie Salvayre, a child of Spanish exiles, in 2014.
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Not all of the exiles here are intent on keeping up the struggle, but are building new lives at some remove from their rebel pasts.
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The Chinese government released Mr. Gyatso in 1992 — in part, he said, because of pressure from groups like Amnesty International and protests by Tibetan exiles.
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Those contacted were among a large group of exiles who came to the United States as children in the early 1960s, fleeing the Castro dictatorship.
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While Mr. al-Hussein is a Syrian Kurd, he is also one of a small minority of Syrian exiles to recently receive a Turkish passport.
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Others have suggested that groups of Cubans opposed to improved relations — be it exiles or hard-line Cubans on the island — could be to blame.
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As any deep dive into Irish-America, the diaspora of nearly 35 million citizens, will reveal, it wasn't all blarney and bagpipes for these exiles.
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Utah "was really a bunch of exiles who had been pushed out of (other parts of) the country, so Utahns understand that component," Matheson said.
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With the approval of the Carter administration, Mr. Benes and a group of exiles began months of secret talks with Mr. Castro and his aides.
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The series exiles both Crozier and that female character from their societies — he to live among the Inuit, and she to live in the wilderness.
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The Russians, the Chinese, the Iranians, the Turks, the Venezuelans and others love taking advantage of the organization to harass exiles, dissidents and inconvenient business executives.
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Plus, the Golden Company is comprised of exiles like Ser Jorah (who fled to Essos to escape execution or taking the black), and failed Westerosi rebels.
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Uighur exiles and rights groups though say unrest in Xinjiang is more a reaction to repressive government policies than the plotting of any cohesive militant group.
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In the Little Havana neighborhood of Miami, home to Cuban exiles, revelers partied all day, waving Cuban or US flags while some sang to festive music.
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The exiles would prefer to rely on America to promote the political process in a fresh round of talks in Geneva, pencilled in for February 8th.
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He later told Reuters "polling shows the majority of Americans favor improved relations" despite opposition from hard line Cuban exiles, many of whom are in Florida.
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After Iran's Islamic revolution in 1979, its ayatollahs recruited Shia exiles whom Saddam Hussein had expelled, and in the 1980s sent them into battle against Iraq.
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The Tutsi exiles who had helped him to power, enraged by discrimination against their kin in Rwanda, had set out to bring the Hutu dictatorship down.
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The group is funded by Cuban exiles in the United States, and the government says its members are mercenaries doing the bidding of the U.S. government.
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Last year Mr Museveni sacked his police chief, who was later charged by an army court with aiding the kidnap of Rwandan exiles (among other things).
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China considers devoutly Buddhist Tibet an inherent part of its territory and routinely rejects accusations from exiles and rights groups of repression and human rights abuses.
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China has blamed the violence on Islamist extremists and separatists, while Uighur exiles and activists point to frustration at Chinese controls on their culture and religion.
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In October, France said there was no doubt that Iran's intelligence ministry was behind the June plot to attack the demonstration by Iranian exiles near Paris.
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The articles on the deteriorating situation in Cuba in the newspapers, not to mention the word on the street among Cuban exiles, were all getting worse.
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Mexico's Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said Morales' life was in danger, and the decision to grant him asylum was in Mexico's long tradition of sheltering exiles.
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The geographical circumscription of Cuba preoccupies this gallery, specifically in regard to the exodus of the 1990s (earlier-generation exiles are absent, and in places missed).
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The Foundation IPT 1965 (International People's Tribunal) was formally established in 2014 and consists of Indonesian exiles, human rights activists, members of victims' organizations and researchers.
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The first was in 1961 when 1,400 Cuban exiles were trained to overthrow the Fidel Castro's Cuban government, which had made diplomatic dealings with the USSR.
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In order to nab its M rating, Exiles developer Funcom was forced to embrace "partial nudity," covering up the naughty bits on male and female characters.
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The Cuban government issued the directive decades ago to thwart Cubans from fleeing the island by boat and to prevent exiles from retuning to create trouble.
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There, the exiles waited to be sponsored by someone (or some institution) who agreed to take care of them until they could settle on their own.
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The exiles place an immense strain on human services in the nations where they settle or pass through: health, education, shelter, law enforcement and the like.
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Sanders also took heat from multiple Democratic lawmakers in Florida, home to the majority of the U.S. population of Cuban exiles who escaped Castro's authoritarian government.
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Individual foreign tourists—never mind journalists or human-rights investigators—are banned, and the stream of exiles escaping to India has been cut to a trickle.
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In Pajak's drawings, Benjamin experiences the maddened crowds, exiles himself to Ibiza and then Paris, and eventually commits suicide during a failed escape from the Continent.
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Luis Cruz Azaceta: Dictators, Terrorism, War, and Exiles continues at the American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora (1200 Coral Way, Miami, Florida) through March 26, 2017.
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Tibetan rights groups and exiles regularly criticize the government for not respecting the religious rights and traditions of Tibetans, and say China has trampled upon their culture.
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Yet the chaos of the current war has since paved the way for the many exiles to percolate back into the country mostly to opposition-controlled regions.
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As well as Iranian exiles, there were several American speakers at the event, which took place in a packed hall at an exhibition center north of Paris.
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In Miami, there's a sense of wistfulness among aging Cuban exiles: They've waited long to see the Castros go, but they don't expect real change anytime soon.
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The right reveres him for his role in reinstating a strict immigration policy which exiles asylum-seekers to offshore processing centres in Nauru and Papua New Guinea.
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The major key of the Corbynite melody is outrage, at "greedy bosses", "the rich and powerful", "tax exiles" and, the crowd's favourite, "a failed dogma of neoliberalism".
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Because the edifice of democratic governance held up longer there than in the other member countries, dissidents and exiles had flocked to Argentina from across the region.
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After their defeat, Republican exiles fanned out across the world, where they told their version of events—sometimes with the support of interested parties like the CIA.
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With your help, they seek to learn the truth about the Rites, a secretive competition through which the worthiest exiles can return home, absolved of their transgressions.
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The image of the Castro regime as David was first established during Cuban exiles' US-sponsored invasion of Cuba in the notorious 1961 Bay of Pigs fiasco.
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In "Fahrenheit 451" (1953), Ray Bradbury's classic novel, exiles commit entire books to memory to preserve them in a dystopian world where books are banned and burned.
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Though he has ancestral roots in the area, Dechen's husband, Yidam, said he had been reluctant to move to Amdo, having grown up among exiles in India.
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The White House has yet to comment on the report, but Vice President Mike Pence was due to speak with Venezuelan exiles in Miami later on Wednesday.
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Fourcade refused to be drawn into this internecine battle and made herself suspect in the eyes of many French exiles by working too closely with the British.
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He realizes that Janos Slynt would betray anyone to the highest bidder, so he revokes Slynt's command of the City Watch and exiles him to the Wall.
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So the Arab exiles here not only have greater freedom of expression than they would at home, but often have far more leeway than their Turkish counterparts.
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The "synths" who had been on the run are now internal exiles, facing issues like trafficking, refugee status and whether to pursue peaceful protest or violent rebellion.
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Over the last several months, the sources said, Prince has sought investment and political support for such an operation from influential Trump supporters and wealthy Venezuelan exiles.
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But Lenin, unable to travel by boat because of Britain's refusal to help leftist exiles like him, believed he had no alternative except to work with Berlin.
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Exiles' narratives argued that Castro had either betrayed the moderate revolution Cuba really needed or, that in 1959 there was no need for a revolution at all.
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From 1960-1965, the University of Miami became the site of the world's largest C.I.A. station, outside of Langley, Virginia, employing several thousands Cuban exiles a month.
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" October 5 "Gary Gulman: The Great Depresh" October 13 "Upgrade" October 17 "Liberty: Mother of Exiles" October 21 "Catherine the Great" Limited Series Premiere October 27 "Mrs.
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The impact of tax exiles giving up Russian residency is heightened because so much of the country's wealth is concentrated in the hands of relatively few people.
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The Mormon Church has been accused of using their sexual abuse hotline to quiet victims and stave off potential lawsuitsMexico massacre unites Mormon sects, even their exiles
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But Daddy dies, and her wicked half brother, the new duke, who hates her, exiles her from Belgrave to work as a nursery maid somewhere far away.
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So it comes as little surprise that the same hacking campaign also extended to the other perennial victim of China's hacking and surveillance: Tibetan activists and exiles.
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In 21960, two months after a failed invasion by CIA-backed Cuban exiles at Cuba's Bay of Pigs, Kennedy met with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev in Austria.
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Some believe Trump is eyeing the 2020 election, with the swing state of Florida home to many Cuban-American exiles who welcome the harder line on Havana.
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In the book, the moon has a permanent population living on its death-gray regolith, a settlement of exiles, criminals, and the people they gave birth to.
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Rights groups and exiles say anger at tightening Chinese controls on the religion and culture of Muslim Uighurs in Xinjiang is more to blame for the unrest.
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The Cuban exiles of Miami, adamant that the embargo against Cuba should continue, leaned Republican, and Latinos in rural areas have always tended to be socially conservative.
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Invariably, these are narratives of violent transformations in which land becomes property and some people become citizens while others remain outlaws or are turned into permanent exiles.
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Some of the doctors and residents trained at the hospital are political exiles whose experiences can make them more compassionate, said Dr. Chilimuri, who is from India.
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General Fernández commanded militia troops in the battle against about 1,500 Cuban exiles trained and armed by the C.I.A. with the aim of overthrowing the new government.
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When America toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003, these Iran-leaning exiles headed back to Baghdad, filling the vacuum left by Saddam's Baath party, which the Americans had banned.
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Rights groups and Uighur exiles say the violence stems more from Uighur frustration over Chinese controls on culture and religion, than from an organized campaign by militant groups.
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He was among a core group of Cuban exiles the CIA trained in the early 1960s in a failed effort to overthrow Fidel Castro&aposs fledgling communist government.
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Exiles and many rights groups say the real cause of the unrest is heavy-handed Chinese policies, including curbs on Uighur culture, and a dearth of economic opportunity.
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"The exiles and dissidents here today have witnessed communism destroy a nation, just as communism has destroyed every single nation where it has ever been tried," he continued.
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Mexico has a long history of giving refuge to left-wing exiles fleeing military rule and repression in the region, a history that Ebrard nodded to on Sunday.
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He had said the life of Bolivia's first indigenous president was in danger and the decision to grant him asylum was in Mexico's long tradition of sheltering exiles.
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And forcing other countries to deal with exiles is damaging to international relations (Bangladesh and Britain are currently in a dispute about which citizenship Ms Begum can claim).
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And a visit to the London restaurant makes it clear that from journalists to business people, the changes in Ethiopia are prompting exiles to think about going home.
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As the first waves of Cuban exiles arrived in Miami and northern New Jersey after the revolution, many were intent on overthrowing the man they had once supported.
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Their sister, an outspoken critic of Fidel Castro living in Miami, had not spoken to him in decades but was nonetheless upset by exiles' celebrations of his death.
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Maduro said "everything points" to a right-wing plot that initial investigation suggested was linked to Colombia and the U.S. state of Florida, where many Venezuelan exiles live.
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The outpouring from ordinary Cubans contrasts with the hatred of many Cuban exiles who saw Castro as a tyrant who jailed opponents and ruined the economy with socialism.
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A few games have been dabbling in dicks, and I'm going to be talking specifically about Rust, Conan Exiles and Genital Jousting—three games renowned for their nobs.
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With the goal of ousting Mr. Castro and establishing democracy in Cuba, early exiles built a degree of political and economic clout that outstripped their relatively small numbers.
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Overnight, thousands, including Ms. De Lara, joined an impromptu conga line of catharsis in front of Versailles Restaurant on Eighth Street, the unofficial headquarters of Miami's Cuban exiles.
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This fear, fueled by rising crime rates in Miami and other communities where the Cuban exiles settled, led many Americans to demand the detention of the new arrivals.
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Americans had come to fear these exiles so much that few of them protested their imprisonment and only a small number of legal workers tried to help them.
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Like many exiles, he favours an American invasion, citing the one that dislodged Manuel Noriega, a Panamanian strongman, in 1989 at the cost of about 300 civilian dead.
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It's a familiar concern for Ms. Granik, who's drawn to American outsiders — intentional and unintentional exiles alike — living in what are often blandly called poor and marginalized communities.
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Remembering this history became tantamount to treason among exiles in Cuban Miami, but the anti-imperialist nationalism it produced on the island was a powerful weapon for Castro.
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But moments of the Limón dances, which included "Concerto Grosso" (1945), "The Exiles" (1950) and a particularly vibrant suite from "A Choreographic Offering" (1964), revealed sparks of vitality.
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Before the event, Curbelo, the son of Cuban exiles who emigrated to the United States, told reporters that Trump's remarks marked "the lowest point yet" in his presidency.
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In Amsterdam, Niloo finds refuge in Zakhmeh, a Persian squat filled with exiles who tell stories in their native Farsi, eat lemon-barley soup and protest Wilders's nationalism.
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That national trait turned into a policy for Al Thani's descendants, who since the mid-21s have thrown open Qatar's doors to dissidents and exiles of every stripe.
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This has infuriated Venezuela's exiles, who accuse them of plundering their homeland and then escaping to better lives in the United States, a country they have long demonized.
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He kept a modest apartment on the Left Bank in Paris, where he wrote about his struggles against fascism and bolstered the opposition among immigrants and other exiles.
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But many Venezuelan exiles are exasperated to see Democrats opposed to intervening in the alarming humanitarian crisis in their country because of the lingering politics of the past.
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But Nixon, who was running against Kennedy, knew his Democratic opponent had been briefed about Cuba and figured he was aware of their plans for the exiles to attack.
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Over the past two months, I interviewed more than two dozen Uighurs, including recent exiles and those who are still in Xinjiang, about what it's like to live there.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Stopping by Battery Park City's South Cove recently to visit my favorite lady of New York, mother of exiles, gift of France, I felt sad.
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Dubbing the statue a "New Colossus," she saw in it a "Mother of exiles" whose "mild eyes" and lifted torch would welcome the poor and downtrodden from all lands.
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That passion was on display here on a recent afternoon in Maximo Gomez Park in Little Havana, where aging exiles have gathered for years to play dominos and gossip.
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By the time the embargo was enacted in 1962, my mom's family—American grandfather and Cuban grandmother—had settled down in Miami amongst tens of thousands of other exiles.
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In Iraq, Mr. Makiya became a controversial figure for his association with the Iraqi exiles, who are now widely despised, and for his role in encouraging the American invasion.
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They quickly learned that they had grown up less than an hour apart in South Florida and were both "the children of Cuban exiles," as Ms. Orozco put it.
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In the first, Kissinger met with Pinochet, and when Pinochet brought up Letelier explicitly as one of many exiles who were a thorn in his side, Kissinger said nothing.
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I think most American Jews have an incredibly narrow idea of what being Jewish is, and it actually ties to my own life and my kids' lives as exiles.
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The custody fight became one of the final fronts of the Cold War — a political contest between the Communist government in Havana and Cuban exiles in the United States.
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As the months went by, most exiles left the military bases, but those who had no family members or acquaintances in the United States often had difficulty finding sponsors.
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By securing their freedom, Prince Mohammed would give us hope and make our country a place exiles would prefer to return to and participate in building our collective future.
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GIVEN THAT their home country was built on oil, it is appropriate that the social hub of Venezuelan exiles in Miami should be a diner at a petrol station.
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At that rate, more Venezuelans are leaving home each month than the 250,2400 Cuban exiles who fled their homes during the 21 Mariel boat crisis and transformed South Florida.
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Ninety miles away in Miami, the children of Cuban exiles defy their parents and grandparents by visiting the forbidden homeland and embracing the complicated history of our two countries.
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Before Mr. Obama took office, Cuban exiles were allowed to visit the island only once every three years and were limited in how much money they could send home.
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The Chinese firm has made an offer to fully acquire Funcom, the games developer behind Conan Exiles (and others in the Conan franchise), Dune and some 28 other titles.
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Staged and directed by Mr. Connor, "The Exiles" is an arduous, meaty duet, which on Tuesday was aided by the well-matched elegance of Kristen Foote and Mark Willis.
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In 2001 he had made plans to travel there and even won approval from exiles in Florida to make it happen, but the trip apparently never came to fruition.
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Here are six of the craziest ways the U.S. tried to kill the Marxist firebrand: In May of 1975, two Cuban exiles were flown into Cuba by the CIA.
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UNCHR will publish figures on Tuesday that show that the number of displaced people globally, and the duration of their exiles, are "the highest they have ever been", she said.
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In April 1961, when his military crushed a CIA-backed invasion by Cuban exiles at the Bay of Pigs, he declared Cuba socialist and allied himself with the Soviet Union.
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Less than four months later, a group of CIA-trained Cuban exiles, armed with US weapons, landed at the Bay of Pigs in Cuba in an attempt to overthrow Castro.
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Beijing has blamed the unrest on Islamist militants, though rights groups and exiles say anger at Chinese controls on the religion and culture of the Uighurs is more to blame.
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Others are sceptical about the theory, arguing that the benefits of remittances from exiles and the new skills which returning migrants bring home far outweigh the damage of their leaving.
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"There's a similar mechanic [to nukes] in similar-looking survival game Conan Exiles where you drop a God on other people's bases," said video game fan Phil Hartup on Twitter.
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More, it was established to show work by artists on and off the island, younger artists needing a more flexible space in which to experiment, exiles, and even established artists.
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In a Miami neighborhood known as Little Havana, which attracts Cuban-Americans and tourists alike, most Cuban exiles told CNN that they are siding with Rubio in the presidential primaries.
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The exiled and indigenous populations were engaged in low-level civil war, with resentful Siberian townsfolk up in arms protesting the presence of exiles thrust on them by the state.
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Vivian's Garden, (2017) Rosalind Nashashibi's empathetic approach to a matriarchal complicity, portrays the symbiotic lives of voluntary exiles Vivian Suter and her mother Elisabeth Wild in the jungles of Guatemala.
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During the second half of the twentieth century, refugees, exiles, and radicals from across the Muslim world ended up living on quiet Victorian streets in Wood Green, Tottenham, and Walthamstow.
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But a list of more than 100 detained Uighur scholars compiled by exiles includes many prominent poets and writers, university heads and professors of everything from anthropology to Uighur history.
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He sketches key events in the history of Poland and portrays the burgeoning society of Polish exiles in Paris in a way that lends depth to Chopin's oft-cited patriotism.
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"I want to assure you that the federal and regional government will work on the safety of Jawar," and other Ethiopia exiles who have returned since Mr. Abiy took power.
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China is an increasingly vital financial, military and diplomatic lifeline for India's eternal, nuclear-armed foe, Pakistan, while India has for decades hosted prominent Tibetan exiles, including the Dalai Lama.
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When steel mills fail to return to Youngstown, or when new trade deals produce no more magic than the old ones, these economic exiles will wonder how they got betrayed.
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He seemed poised to join a new wave of economic or political exiles that has flowed from Russia as Mr. Putin's attitude and policies toward the West have sharpened significantly.
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FilmStruck is also streaming an American rarity, Kent Mackenzie's "The Exiles," from 1961, an independent docu-drama developed from the real-life stories of Native Americans living in Los Angeles.
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U.S. Senator Rick Scott in Florida, home to the largest community of Cuban exiles, had urged Charles publicly to cancel his trip and instead visit Florida to meet with dissidents.
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From their grandiose harbour-front HQs, shipping and insurance firms once linked the empire to the world; generations of literary exiles and nomads have flowed in, and made Trieste their own.
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But murdering a critic abroad would be a chilling escalation, a tactic previously used by despots like Saddam Hussein and Muammar Qaddafi, who used their embassies in London to terrorise exiles.
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Screengrab from YouTube searchThe game is not a Hitler simulator, but is instead the mediocre sandbox survival title Conan Exiles—Kjellberg merely models his character to have a Hitler-eque haircut.
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But many rights groups and exiles doubt the existence of a coherent extremist group in Xinjiang, and say Uighur anger at repressive Chinese policies is more to blame for the unrest.
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"We demand freedom for the political prisoners, the exiles, we demand an amnesty as the final stage for all those who have been persecuted," Quim Torra said in a televised address.
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Such oblique portraiture parallels his songwriting, in which he adopts the perspective of the outcast in songs about faith healers and indigenous exiles, cross-dressing cat burglars and anxiety-ridden assassins.
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Rights groups and exiles say Xinjiang's violence stems more from widespread Uighur resentment at Chinese controls on their religion and culture rather than being committed by a well-organized militant group.
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He and some fellow D.C. exiles now run a communications consulting firm in Los Angeles, Fenway Strategies, and he has been emerging from the ghostwriter shadows with opinions of his own.
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Countries had a "moral imperative" to help exiles, asylum seekers, migrant workers, victims of human trafficking and even migrants in "irregular situations," he added in an apparent reference to undocumented immigrants.
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Although people who identify as Hispanic Americans might see themselves as honoring "our history," appeals to Hispanic greatness can only ring repugnant to the children of Spanish fascism's 20th-century exiles.
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They had to scatter across the globe as political exiles in the face of the war, but they were already meditating on that possibility with their collages and piecemeal art pieces.
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Focusing first on local politics and business in the 1970s and 103s, the exiles and their children, led by the powerful Cuban American National Foundation, catapulted into national politics and influence.
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A month later, the print was seized by federal agents before it could be shown at a festival of new Cuban films that had already been disrupted by anti-Castro exiles.
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Like Kathleen DuVal's "Independence Lost," Maya Jasanoff's "Liberty's Exiles" and Alan Taylor's "American Revolutions," Hoock maps a war far broader — both strategically and geographically — than the founding of the United States.
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The boy became a unifying figure among Cuban exiles in South Florida, who were determined to see him remain in the United States in defiance of the Cuban leader, Fidel Castro.
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So the Home Office wanted Scotland Yard's Specialist Protection Command to work alongside the security services to provide "defense in depth" for each of the exiles on the Kremlin's hit list.
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Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, an Ecuadorian immigrant who made an unsuccessful bid for the state Senate in 2016, will announce on Wednesday that she's taking on Curbelo, the son of Cuban exiles.
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However, many rights groups and exiles doubt the existence of a coherent militant group in Xinjiang and say Uighur anger at repressive Chinese policies is more to blame for the unrest.
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The 2006 complaint, filed at the behest of the Turkish government, sought to jail 36 Kurdish politicians, many of them living as political exiles in Belgium, under Belgium's counter-terrorism laws.
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They struggle to maintain basic levels of contact with their colleagues back home, some of whom, the exiles say, have been arrested after speaking with Turkey-based Brotherhood members by telephone.
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Exiles are currently raising awareness about 13 Muslim Brotherhood members recently sentenced to death in Egypt for what they say are trumped-up charges, and raising money for the detainees' families.
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They were at the mercy of Catholic organizations set up to help Cuban exiles until Calderón Kellett's grandparents were able to come to the U.S. on Freedom Flights about a year later.
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Uighur exiles have reported that making phone calls abroad or having relatives who have lived abroad, especially in Muslim-majority countries, has sparked additional scrutiny from authorities, resulting in detention or internment.
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The White House Situation Room was created in 1961 by President John F. Kennedy shortly after the catastrophic failure of Bay of Pigs invasion, which was launched by Miami-based Cuban exiles.
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Many of these new Cuban-Americans, like the political exiles who had fled in the 2000s and '22013s, hated Castro for what he had done to them, their families, and their country.
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The studio describes it as a game about leading "a band of exiles through an ancient competition spread across a vast, mystical purgatory," and like Supergiant's previous releases, it looks absolutely gorgeous.
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These exiles and organizers joined together to form the Burma Partnership (BP) and worked with NDI to develop the Burma Election Tracker (BET)—an online technology that aggregated reports of voting abuse.
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Few, however, could tell you the last time a team of Caucasian separatists defeated the descendants of Chagossian exiles, or how the record stands between Scandinavian indigenous peoples and unrecognised Somali statelets.
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The real advance in his work, however, came through more intimate exposure to two artists: the great exiles Piet Mondrian, who was present at the gallery show that night, and Joan Miró.
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In Miami, older Cuban-American exiles have longed for decades for the end of the Castro era, and their mood was subdued over this week's transition to another generation of Communist leaders.
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The exiles were sent on their mission by President Kennedy, who had been assured by the CIA that the plan would make it seem like a Cuban uprising rather than American intervention.
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In an atmosphere in which a thousand future exiles were suffocating in rooms designed to host cocktail parties, I joined a group of some 30 refugees who were reading it aloud together.
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Officials have previously blamed "thugs" linked to exiles and foreign foes - the United States, Israel and Saudi Arabia - for stirring up the unrest, which led to the detention of about 1,000 demonstrators.
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As a C.I.A. operative he apparently played a role in the Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba in 1961 and developed ties with Cuban exiles, including those who joined the plumbers unit.
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In interviews, writers, businessmen and exiles expressed fear of a potentially dire war between the United States and Iran that for many has been brewing since the 1979 embassy siege in Tehran.
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Tighter rules on Cuba: The Trump administration has imposed new restrictions on dealing with the island, including limiting nonfamily travel and allowing exiles to sue for property seized by the Castro government.
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Now is the time to realize our historic mission, comply with our own law and reinforce the unity that has sustained us for thousands of years, through exiles, expulsions, genocide and rebirth.
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At the New Sorbonne, he worked at the Institute of High Studies for Latin America, a highly regarded institution known for welcoming exiles who fled the dictatorships in Argentine, Brazil or Chile.
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Under pressure to curb immigration to Europe, Turkey runs a strict regime of deporting undocumented immigrants, but many foreigners, including refugees and exiles from neighboring Muslim countries, are granted temporary residence permits.
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The Egyptian government has seized many of the exiles' businesses and savings, while most struggle to find lucrative work in Turkey, said Ahmed Gad, a former lawmaker from the Brotherhood's political wing.
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In an interview this week, Mr. Liu said exiles like Mr. Teng have had to take a new approach to activism because of the crackdowns under Mr. Xi and the constant detentions.
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Rabbi Eckstein began his "On Wings of Eagles" project, raising money through television infomercials and striking a chord with evangelicals who hailed the arrival of Jewish exiles as part of biblical prophecy.
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Arriving in this city of exiles, the foreign visitor inevitably encounters a number of erstwhile compatriots, so it is no surprise that this Cuban-born writer should find others of her kind.
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Luis Cruz Azaceta: Dictators, Terrorism, War, and Exiles at the American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora ("the Cuban" for short) features 22001 paintings, drawings, prints, and assemblage sculptures spanning 29 to 211.
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Miami is home to a large community of Cuban exiles and they are outraged over Kaepernick's comments supportive of the man they consider a brutal oppressor, the now-deceased Cuban leader Fidel Castro.
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On April 16 of that year, Castro declared his revolution to be socialist, and the next day, about 1,400 Cuban exiles stormed the beach at the Bay of Pigs on Cuba's south coast.
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Both sides of the aisle must recognize that their actions now will, for decades to come, foster either a mature sense of internal accountability or create several future generations of outlaws and exiles.
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On April 22016 of that year, Castro declared his revolution to be socialist, and the next day, about 1,400 Cuban exiles stormed the beach at the Bay of Pigs on Cuba's south coast.
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Exiles and rights groups say Chinese controls on the religion and culture of the Muslim Uighur people who call Xinjiang home is largely behind the violence, rather than any well-organized militant groups.
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The government has blamed the unrest on Islamist militants, though rights groups and exiles say anger at Chinese controls on the religion and culture of Uighurs is more to blame for the unrest.
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Several files on notorious anti-Castro Cuban exiles were apparently withheld, including those focusing on Luis Posada and Orlando Bosch, who had been accused of a 1976 airline bombing that killed 73 people.
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You can mentor your friends to raise their skills in battle, study to enhance your own deciphering power or just spend some time getting to know the mysterious masked exiles a little better.
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Havana (CNN)President Donald Trump is set to announce Friday, before an audience of anti-Castro Cuban exiles in Miami, that he is rolling back parts of the Obama administration's opening with Cuba.
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"We suspect that the use of malware by governments to spy on political dissidents, especially exiles who live outside of their government's direct sphere of influence, is increasingly common," the research team concluded.
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However, in Miami, where many exiles from Castro's government live, a large crowd waving Cuban flags cheered, danced and banged on pots and pans to celebrate the passing of a man they loathed.
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Rosales is slated to meet U.S. first lady Melania Trump in Palm Beach on Thursday on a swing through South Florida, home to the largest community of Venezuelan exiles in the United States.
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You remember dirty-faced, foreign-sounding, vaguely threatening Irish exiles pouring into Boston, New York and Philadelphia following the famine, as you see desperate people coming ashore — Syrian refugees — on Greek islands today.
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It revolves around Mr. Norton's character, Alex Godman, the British-educated son of Russian mafia exiles, who we first meet as an upstanding fund manager with an ethical banking activist girlfriend (Juliet Rylance).
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Iran has blamed "thugs" linked to exiles and foreign foes - the United States, Israel and Saudi Arabia - for stirring up unrest which has led to some of the worst violence in a decade.
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There are magnificent passages in this section of the book, as O'Brien patiently brings to life the stories and histories, the terrors and hopes of London's population of exiles, immigrants, and indentured visitors.
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Iran has been accused of assassinating Iranian exiles in the past, most recently Abbas Yazdi, an Anglo-Iranian businessman who was kidnapped in Dubai in 2013 and is now thought to be dead.
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For most of his career, Marx was a star in a tiny constellation of radical exiles and failed revolutionaries (and the censors and police spies who monitored them) but almost unknown outside it.
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When he escorted 600 prisoners from Cuba to Miami in late October 1978, exiles in Miami castigated him for starting a dialogue with the reviled Mr. Castro and pursuing warmer relations with Cuba.
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Rwanda has denied any involvement in attacks on exiles, including a former spy chief who was killed in 2014 in South Africa, but have called them traitors who should expect no forgiveness or pity.
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China has blamed much of the unrest on separatist Islamist militants, though rights groups and exiles say that anger over tightening Chinese controls on the religion and culture of Uighurs is more to blame.
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Belgium is already investigating two Belgians of Iranian origin arrested earlier this month for plotting an explosive attack on the annual "Great Assembly" of Iranian opposition exiles last month on the outskirts of Paris.
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The U.N. commission of inquiry, set up by the Council last September, has collected 470 testimonies on violations committed since 2015 that reflect "deep and widespread fear" among exiles, its chairman Fatsah Ouguergouz said.
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Fighting for Kashmiri independence, he hadn't seen Kashmir in two years; he was an exile, and in those two years, he feared (with the unreasonable worry of all exiles) that Kashmir would have changed.
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Exiles and many rights groups say the real cause of the unrest is heavy-handed Chinese policies, including curbs on Uighur culture, and a dearth of economic opportunity, rather than any cohesive militant group.
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The government has blamed much of the unrest on separatist Islamist militants, though rights groups and exiles say anger at tightening Chinese controls on the religion and culture of Uighurs is more to blame.
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Surrounded by a crowd of conservative Cuban exiles in Miami's Little Havana neighborhood, Trump on Friday said he was fulfilling a campaign promise to roll back the Obama administration's opening with the communist nation.
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The government has blamed the unrest on Islamist militants, though rights groups and exiles say anger at Chinese controls on the religion and culture of the Uighurs is more to blame for the unrest.
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Increasingly the Arabs are a nation of refugees, exiles and migrants A century ago on May 16th, European powers secretly concluded the Sykes-Picot agreement that led to the modern Arab states (see article).
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Although English became an official language after the 23 genocide — English-speaking exiles toppled the perpetrating government — it was not till 2000 that the country, a former Belgian colony, switched to English in schools.
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It's an internet boomtown, and Chattanooga has turned itself from what could have been another failing mid-sized city into a startup hub that's filling up with exiles from Manhattan, San Francisco, and Austin.
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Miami was the undisputed capital of Cuban exiles who had fled the Communist government — they were most of the state's Latinos — and by the 256s a large majority had registered with the Republican Party.
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And for us, as for all new exiles, the central, personal dilemma is this: Should you give up on a country that doesn't want you and build a solid life in more-hospitable lands?
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It is difficult to tie Beijing directly to the bots, but there is good reason to suspect a connection given that government-supported hackers have targeted Tibetan activists and exiles before then and since.
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During the 22016s, Americans came to see Mr. Herrera and hundreds of other Cuban exiles as such a dangerous threat that they once again turned to detention as an acceptable way to manage immigration.
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He fell in with a group of Western gay men, including the film historian Donald Richie, who were sexual exiles, able to live more freely in Japan than in the United States or England.
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Miami's once sclerotic arts world became roused by many of the newly arrived exiles — including the novelist Reinaldo Arenas and the painter Carlos Alfonzo — who brought an avant-garde spirit and an expansive vision.
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Even though ISIS emerged after we left, we have now returned at the invitation of Iraqis from the bottom up, not exiles — making our presence much more legitimate and sustainable for any long fight.
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The profoundness of the American experiment, he argued, was that it aspired to create "a home out of vagabonds and a nation out of exiles" united by voluntary assent to commonly held political beliefs.
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The Cuban flag was adopted in 1902, more than a half century before Fidel Castro's revolution and has been used as a symbol of nationalism by both the Cuban government and anti-Castro exiles.
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Rights groups and exiles accuse China of trampling on the religious and cultural rights of the Tibetan people, charges strongly denied by Beijing, which says its rule has brought prosperity to a once backward region.
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A day later, the island nation 193 miles off Florida came under yet another seaborne attack, this time by hundreds of Cuban exiles trying to land in the swampy south through the Bay of Pigs.
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Officials have blamed the unrest on Islamist militants and separatists, though rights groups and exiles say anger at Chinese controls on the religion and culture of the Uighurs is more to blame for the strife.
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"New England Bound" conveys the disorientation, the deprivation, the vulnerability, the occasional hunger and the profound isolation that defined the life of most African exiles in Puritan New England, where there was no plantation community.
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The government has blamed much of the unrest on separatist Islamist militants, though rights groups and exiles say anger at tightening Chinese controls on the religion and culture of Muslim Uighurs is more to blame.
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Many Uighurs are traveling on Chinese passports, and growing numbers of those passports will expire in the coming years, forcing some Uighurs to choose between returning to China or, in effect, living as stateless exiles.
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Critics have written that the film was strengthened by the many refugees and exiles in the supporting cast, including Madeleine Lebeau, who belts out "La Marseillaise" through tears in one of the most famous scenes.
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Whereas reverse image searches used to reveal the origin of their fake profile pictures, Ximah now scours the Ecuadorian coastal provinces and takes pictures of digital exiles to use their unique pictures as profile images.
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Members of Istanbul crowd held up banners reading "Stop the cruelty" and chanted "Murderer China, get out of East Turkestan" and "East Turkestan is not alone", using the name that Uighur exiles use for Xinjiang.
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China routinely rejects criticism from rights groups and exiles who accuse it of trampling on the religious and cultural rights of the Tibetan people, saying its rule has brought prosperity to a once-backward region.
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"It's the latest in a pattern of fugitives wanted for serious acts of terrorism fleeing to Iran in coordination with authorities in Tehran and other exiles there," the official told Reuters, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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His reputation as a tortured creative aside, the man present onstage was indeed at his most human and personable, less so the spectacular hip-hop specter bedeviled by compounding exiles—some self-inflicted, others harshly imposed.
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China routinely denies accusations by exiles and rights groups of rights abuses in Tibetan parts of the country and insists it allows freedom of religion, blaming exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama for promoting unrest.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's national security adviser John Bolton said on Friday that he will deliver a speech in Miami to Cuban exiles about actions the White House is taking on Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua.
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Curbelo, a son of Cuban exiles, said some simple demands could include asking Cuba to scale down its spy network, by which the Cuban government allegedly sells U.S. information to countries like Russia and North Korea.
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But in addition to hunting for fugitive extremists, China is also trying to prevent a big Uighur diaspora forming that could foment support for Uighurs in China, much as Tibetan exiles campaign to free their homeland.
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Moderated by Ken Chen, the Executive Director of the Asian American Writers' Workshop, writers Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi, Amitava Kumar, and Jennifer Zeynab Joukhadar will discuss the concept of "home" for immigrants, refugees, and exiles.
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In 2017, less than a year before he would be appointed national security adviser, he gave a speech to a militant, quasi-cultish group of Iranian exiles calling for the new administration to overthrow Iran's government.
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This is because of our shared history with its characters: In its timeline, the civil war never ended, so the Union, the Confederacy, African slaves, Native Americans, Chinese exiles, and Texan separatists lived in constant dissidence.
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These exiles live outside the main settlement as persona non grata; they are not allowed to interact with members of the tribe or with each other, and the tribe is supposed to ignore them in kind.
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He had headed to Key West, "a tropic island where the cockroaches are charmingly called palmetto bugs," in the hope of talking his way aboard a vessel carrying exiles back to Cuba to find their relatives.
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China denies accusations by exiles and rights groups of rights abuses in Tibetan parts of the country and insists it allows freedom of religion, blaming the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama for promoting unrest.
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Cuba experts say the Trump administration appears to be partly eyeing the presidential elections next year, with the key swing state of Florida home to many Cuban-American exiles who welcome the harder line on Havana.
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Should it come to pass that Apple exiles Qualcomm, the combined companies seem to be in a position to trim anything unnecessary and focus on where they perform best — or make aggressive moves into new areas.
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The challenge of reforming and healing Russia may exceed human capacity, and it certainly exceeds the capacity of a few hundred exiles, even if they are among the few people seriously hashing out the country's future.
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