Those survivors who need protection face danger 24 hours a day.
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Female trimmigrants working in the male-dominated growing community can also face danger.
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Didn't almost everyone in the world face danger to liberty, as judged by British standards?
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But she also acknowledged that she could face danger for speaking out against the conservative state legislature.
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And there, at sea, they will face danger, learn how to lead and help protect our country.
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For Mackey, seeing how quickly those aboard came to help, even in the face danger, gave her hope.
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A risk-taker by nature, he was prepared to face danger and hardship in his quest for riches.
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But even with those distortions, Ms. Yellen and the Fed face danger if they ignore these market signals entirely.
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Because they face danger at home, Marco and Felicia hope the government will let them stay on compassionate grounds.
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Reserve anonymity for sources who may face danger, retribution or other harm, and have information that cannot be obtained elsewhere.
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Those who prove they face danger in Mexico can be allowed to pursue their asylum claims while living in the United States.
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Applicants must show evidence of past persecution and establish a "well founded" fear that they would face danger if they returned home.
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Crews also face danger from below and above as ice keels as long as 150 feet extend down from the ice sheet.
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Deportation would also contradict the principle of non-refoulement - or not sending back refugees to a place where they face danger, he said.
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Foster care is supposed to be a last resort for children who face danger in their own homes—the number of whom is rising.
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And as forces the US supports face danger from forces supporting the Syrian regime, the questions will get louder: What is US policy in Syria?
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Asylum officers who spoke with BuzzFeed News said it's nearly impossible for people to avoid the program by proving they will face danger in Guatemala.
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In 2016, a police crackdown and threats of deportation coerced over 600,000 Afghans to face danger and destitution back in Afghanistan, Human Rights Watch has claimed.
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Authorities have reportedly pledged to deport the estimated 40,000 Rohingya refugees residing in India, even though they&aposre thought to face danger in their home state.
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Dating app Tinder has unveiled a new 'traveler alert' aimed at LGBTQ users who may face danger when traveling abroad to countries with discriminatory laws in place.
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Applicants have the burden to show evidence of past persecution or compelling testimony that establishes the "well-founded" fear that they would face danger if they return home.
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Critics contend asylum seekers face danger in Guatemala, where the murder rate is five times that of the United States, according to 2017 data compiled by the World Bank.
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Asia's third largest economy is bound by customary international law - the principle of non-refoulement - where it cannot forcibly return refugees to a place where they face danger, they say.
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"They face danger and deprivation in the cities, as well as pressure to go out to work despite the risk of exploitation and abuse," said UNICEF Bangladesh representative Edouard Beigbeder.
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A brutal police crackdown and deportation threats coerced over 22019,000 Afghans in the last six months of 2016, including 365,000 registered refugees, to face danger and destitution back in Afghanistan.
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As long as the Republican Party opposes any measures to manage the proliferation of firearms, schoolchildren everywhere face danger in one of the places they should feel secure: their schools.
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"It's a totally natural duty as a nation to use every means at our disposal for the protection and evacuation of our citizens if they should face danger abroad," he added.
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While international correspondents still face danger, they haven't experienced nearly the same level of violence or harassment as local journalists, and none have been murdered since American filmmaker Brad Will in 2006.
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Ozark: Season 2 (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): The Byrdes face danger from every side as the cartel, the Snells and the Langmores all threaten to bring down the new life they've built in the Ozarks.
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Many are seeking asylum, in which they have the burden to show evidence of past persecution or testimony that establishes the "well-founded" fear that they would face danger if they return home.
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Ron DeSantis' top health official Mary Mayhew, who previously ran the Trump administration's Medicaid office for a brief time, warned DeSantis in February that Jackson Memorial could face danger from the pending audit.
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India says it does not recognize the cards and has rejected the UN's stand that deporting the Rohingya violates the principle of refoulement – sending back refugees to a place where they face danger.
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Officials and outside groups had expressed concerns that keeping Iraq on the list would punish citizens who face danger in the country for working with U.S. military personnel as interpreters or in other roles.
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Under the United Nations refugee agency's policy, "countries may not forcibly return refugees to a territory where they face danger," but, in practice, the granting of asylum is largely at a country's discretion, according to legal experts.
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One person who has seen him face danger up close is Christopher McQuarrie, who directed the now-56-year-old actor in the two most recent "Mission: Impossible" movies: "Fallout," currently in theaters, and "Rogue Nation" from 2015.
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Democrats and pro-migrant groups have opposed the move and contend asylum seekers will face danger in Guatemala, where the murder rate is five times that of the United States, according to 2017 data compiled by the World Bank.
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The details: About 20 percent of asylum seekers gain the right to live and work in the U.S. Applicants must show evidence of past persecution and establish a "well founded" fear that they would face danger if they returned home.
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U.S. Democrats and pro-migrant groups have opposed the move and contend asylum seekers will face danger in Guatemala, where the murder rate is five times that of the United States, according to 2017 data compiled by the World Bank.
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Why it matters: If science can find ways to make us braver — not stupidly brave, just better able to face danger — we might all be more functional people and be more willing to take risks, from starting businesses to living more adventurous lives.
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It's possible to understand why so many police officers appear to be willing to turn a blind eye to misconduct by their fellows (solidarity develops naturally among people who face danger together), but the abuse of police authority makes their jobs harder.
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"By rejecting asylum seekers at its borders, the United States is turning them away to face danger, persecution, torture, kidnappings and potential trafficking in Mexico," Human Rights First, an organization that has studied the problem, said in a report released on Wednesday.
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Though troops currently in Iraq aren't officially carrying out a combat mission, they do face danger and limited engagement with enemy forces, particularly as they move closer to the front lines in Mosul, the northern city that Iraqi forces are working to liberate from ISIS.
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EL PASO, Texas/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - About 1% of the migrants sent to wait in Mexico pending the outcome of their U.S. asylum claims have successfully claimed that they would face danger if they had to stay in Mexico, a top U.S. immigration official said on Friday.
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And in Colombia—a country whose indigenous and Afro-Colombian cultures face danger of extinction, stigmatization, and a wave of targeted threats and killings—the celebration has taken on a more profound meaning: Carnaval has become a means of preservation and celebration in the midst of that violence.
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This administration also foolishly dismantled the in-country processing that the Obama administration had begun to establish, which for the first time provided potential refugees with the tools to demonstrate that they face danger and seek the possibility of resettlement elsewhere in the region before undertaking the dangerous trek across Mexico.
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"Even with the border closed, Afghan people will still come: They would rather brave problems here than face danger and conflict," said Jamshid Azizi, 3003, an Afghan who was stuck at Schisto, a camp the government scrambled to open last week near Piraeus, after the Macedonian police returned him to Greece following two attempts to make his way north.
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New reports that people are being rejected at the border with only a cursory review of their claims has raised an alarm among immigrant advocates, who warn that many of those with legitimate claims are being sent home to face danger, or even death, despite international laws that guarantee the right of the persecuted to seek sanctuary in other countries.
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Eustace and Jill, with the help of Puddleglum the Marsh-wiggle, face danger and betrayal on their quest to find Rilian.
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According to Brian Nowicki, a conservation biologist at the Center for Biological Diversity, there are 30 animal species living in the Arizona and Sonora that face danger and their movement to find new habitat and sources of survival would be restricted by the border wall.
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Alexander towards the captive Porus. Magnanimity (from Latin magnanimitās, from magna "big" + animus "soul, spirit") is the virtue of being great of mind and heart. It encompasses, usually, a refusal to be petty, a willingness to face danger, and actions for noble purposes. Its antithesis is pusillanimity (Latin: pusillanimitās).
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1957 # "The Paymaster", calm at the fort dissipates after four months of pay arrives; character actor Claude Akins guest stars. 24 Oct. 1957 # "Terror at Fort Lowell", scouts face danger tracking Apache raids. In "The Deserter", a trooper named Grimes (Paul Picerni) leaves his patrol in the desert without any horses.
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They had to arrive on schedule, assemble for the superintendent, keep records of the convicts' behaviour and work, discipline prisoners, and face danger when prisoners refused to obey instructions. They were not paid well, and faced fines or dismissal for drinking alcohol, sleeping on the job, or other breaches of regulations.
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"Ostrich policy" is a metaphoric expression referring to the tendency to ignore obvious matters and pretend they don't exist; the expression derives from the supposed habit of ostriches to stick their head in the sand rather than face danger. Ostriches do not actually bury their heads in the sand to avoid danger.
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Their village is attacked by monsters called "Volo" and a group of Katenas. Dorothy is kidnapped during the attack. Fiel manages to recruit the aid of Almira and Leon, and together, they head out to rescue Dorothy. During their journey, they constantly face danger and obstacles under the eyes of the gods.
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It was filmed in South Korea, California, Italy, Ireland and Japan. Inchons plot includes both military action and human drama. Characters face danger and are involved in various personal and dramatic situations. The film concludes with the American victory over North Korean forces in the Battle of Inchon, which is considered to have saved South Korea.
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Teresa Rebull Teresa Rebull, née Teresa Soler i Pi (1919BBC Music-2015) was a Catalan- Spanish nurse for the POUM who later became a singer. She was actively involved in the May Days events and punished for that. She later escaped Spain, where she could face danger from both Stalinists and Francoists, for France. In France she would join the Maquis after the Nazi invasion.Libcom.
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Ramin, a high profile police officer from a special unit, he is an egocentric playboy who looks down on women; and Petra, an arrogant and ungrateful superstar who looks down on men and her co- workers. Sinfulness bring these two together to learn integrity, honesty and respect by swapping bodies. They face danger, difficulties and obstacles to gradually improve, share, care and find true love on this incredible journey.
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In June 2001, after a six-month review, the parole board ruled the boys were no longer a threat to public safety and could be released as their minimum tariff had expired in February of that year. The Home Secretary David Blunkett approved the decision, and they were released a few weeks later on lifelong licence after serving eight years.Bulger statement in full at news.bbc.co.uk (accessed 23 April 2005)Bulger killers 'face danger' at news.bbc.co.
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Stephen Leeds, AKA Legion, is back with his aspects once again in tow. This time around Stephen is called on to help a friend after the mysterious disappearance of a body. His investigation is hampered by the interference of a trained assassin and the dead man's younger brother. Stephen and his invisible entourage face danger at every turn whilst looking into the body theft and the man's secretive work on human cells.
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165 At the end of 2012, only 223 cases were reported by the World Health Organization. Mainly poliovirus type 1 infections, 122 occurred in Nigeria, one in Chad, 58 in Pakistan and 37 in Afghanistan. Vaccination teams often face danger; seven vaccinators were murdered in Pakistan and nine in Nigeria at the beginning of 2013. In Pakistan, the campaign was further hampered by the murder on 26 February 2013 of a police officer who was providing security.
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Handlers (media workers and journalists) are people who often work with foreign correspondents to assist them and provide them with insight information about where they are working. Handlers serve as translators and make information clearer to foreign correspondents. Often handlers are put in the line of danger because they assist foreign correspondents and typically side with the opposition. This, therefore, often causes tension among the handler and their homeland natives and leads them to face danger situations.
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In contrast to Aristotle, courage isn't just for battlefield; it adds any situation one might face danger and death, such as tending to the sick bed of loved one or going on a walk into the unknown with a friend. According to the essay, Aquinas "treats fortitude in such a way that its ends are transformed by charity." Even though a situation might be dangerous, the individual is courageous because they possess love for the person they are helping. Courage, then, is more accessible opposed to Aristotle's view.
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They can be found at key points of the Earth's history. The Shopkeeper is able to open a time window, into which Sarah Jane, Rani and Clyde are forced. They are transported in time to three different eras, and each must face danger alone. Rani ends up in the Tower of London on 19 July 1553, to be a lady-in-waiting from the East to Lady Jane Grey, who is about to be usurped by Mary I. It is, Rani realises, the final day of her reign.
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She recorded how the group of women, who had sailed from Liverpool in late 1916, were known as The Buffs. Mostly young daughters of wealthy families, they cut their hair and wore breeches to face danger and excitement on the Eastern Front. Her diaries also tell the story of Busta House, the home of one of the most prosperous merchants in the Shetland Islands. Ysabel Birkbeck: diaries rel to her journey to Ceylon, China and Japan 1909 are held at the Durham University Library, Archives and Special Collections: Palace Green Section.
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A fearful Sonny tries to reason with Jack and assures him that Sonny and Donald will not testify against him if Jack agrees to leave them alone. Jack is willing to agree to the arrangement, if Donald also agrees. Unable to contact Donald by phone, Sonny and Candice travel to Wes' survival camp to inform Donald of the deal. Donald, however, is so confident of his new abilities to face danger that he taunts Jack by telephone and challenges him into coming up to the camp for a final "mano a mano" showdown.
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But his soldier spirit could not brook the thought > of allowing his squadron to face danger without him. So he appealed to his > commander, with the earnestness almost of demand, to be allowed to accompany > the pursuit. Custer granted the request, and Hamilton was permitted to lead his squadron into battle, thirty miles to the south. The next day, November 27, 1868, Hamilton became the first casualty in the Battle of Washita River, killed while leading the first charge of the troops in Custer's attack on Black Kettle's Cheyenne encampment.
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Achilles is the most dominant, and among the warriors in the Trojan War he has the most fame. Patroclus performs duties such as cooking, feeding and grooming the horses, yet is older than Achilles. Both characters also sleep with women; see Iliad, IX.663–669. Achilles' attachment to Patroclus is an archetypal male bond that occurs elsewhere in Greek culture: Alexander the Great and Hephaestion who made symbolic public references to Achilles and Patroclus, Damon and Pythias, Orestes and Pylades, Harmodius and Aristogeiton are pairs of comrades who gladly face danger and death for and beside each other.
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Fireheart is determined to uncover the truth about the Clan deputy, Tigerclaw, whom he believes is untrustworthy, whilst risking the trust of his leader, Bluestar, and even the possibility that she might suspect Fireheart himself as a traitor. ShadowClan and WindClan eventually lead an invasion of the ThunderClan camp in an attempt to kill Brokentail whom ThunderClan is sheltering but are driven off. Meanwhile, Fireheart's best friend, Graystripe, risks the trust of his entire Clan as he continues having a forbidden love affair with Silverstream, who is from RiverClan. Fireheart and Graystripe face danger from Tigerclaw, who has noticed Graystripe missing from camp many times.
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They take refuge inside the crashed starship Byzantium, but the Angels pursue them and Amy is on the brink of dying from the imprint of an Angel in her eye. Both the Angels and the Doctor's team face danger from a widening crack in space and time which has the power to erase persons from history. Moffat wrote the two-part story as a more action-packed sequel to his 2007 episode "Blink", inspired by the relationship between the film Alien and its sequel, Aliens. The episode contains vital information concerning the main story arc of the cracks in time, and contains many instances which are character-motivated.
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In contrast to Kipling's later poem "The White Man's Burden", "Gunga Din" () is named after the Indian and portrays him as a heroic character who is not afraid to face danger on the battlefield as he tends to wounded men. The white soldiers who order Din around and beat him for not bringing them water fast enough are presented as being callous and shallow and ultimately inferior to him. Although "Din" is frequently pronounced to rhyme with "pin", the rhymes within the poem make it clear that it should be pronounced , to rhyme with "green". T. S. Eliot included the poem in his 1941 collection A Choice of Kipling's Verse.
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Eswatini's new anti-trafficking law empowers the government, by notice in an official gazette, to declare any house or building a place of refuge for the care and protection of trafficking victims, though the government did not open such victim care centers in Eswatini during the reporting period. Existing halfway houses run by the government and NGOs to shelter abused, abandoned, and vulnerable children and women victims of domestic violence could provide assistance to victims of trafficking. Policies on issues such as the victim's right to civil redress are under development. The government did not offer foreign victims alternatives to their removal to countries where they may face danger or hardship.
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Climbing the Hillary Step has the danger of a drop on the right (when going up) and an drop on the left.Scientific American - Because It’s Not There: Climbers May Face Danger If Everest’s Hillary Step Collapsed (May 25, 2017) The Hillary Step was where the late Anatoli Boukreev found a body hanging from ropes at the base of the step in 1996, as stated in his book The Climb. One expedition noted that climbing the Hillary Step was "strenuous", but did offer some protection from the elements. An unaided Hillary Step climb was rated as a Class 4 rock climb, but at almost altitude.
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The IUCN Red List currently considers the Javan kingfisher a species of “least concern,” citing the bird's very large range and the fact that its population is not declining precipitously in its assessment of the species. However, the Javan kingfisher was considered “near threatened” as recently as 1988, and its population is generally considered to be declining. Population declines were noted as early as 1970 in Ujung Kulon National Park in West Java and local extinctions have also been reported in Bogor, although more recent literature has reported Javan kingfishers inhabiting planted urban spaces in Bogor. Even abundant populations in remote regions face danger from encroaching development, as Java has faced widespread deforestation and has few natural preservation areas.
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McNamara was born on August 10, 1967 in Pittsfield, Massachusetts and spent much of his childhood in Berkeley, California. In Berkeley, McNamara, and his younger brother Liam McNamara, were both known by friends to be rather fearless and to shrug off the pains of rough childhood play, foreshadowing his later ability to face danger while surfing.Personal Experience of D. Glaser During his early childhood, his mother took the family to Central America, where she was a victim of domestic abuse and occasionally abandoned him and his brother; at one point, a Guatemalan farmer sought to adopt him, but his mother returned and brought the family back to America. He then returned to Berkeley, where his mother left him with his birth father; McNamara lived with him for several years until his mother returned with a new domestic partner, who moved the family to the North Shore of Hawaii in 1978.
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They are thereby giving appreciable help respectively to the Church and Education. (Mizzi, 1989, p179). Shortly before his death in 1940, Baden-Powell wrote in a final letter to the Islands' Scouts: to congratulate my old friends, the Maltese on the plucky way they have stood up to the infernal bombing of the Italians ... They have the spirit of fearlessness and patience which enables them to face danger with a smile to stick it out to the triumphant finish ... The Second World War saw similar service from the Maltese Scouts, as they supported the Allied forces throughout the aerial siege of 1940 to 1943. This resulted in The Boy Scouts Association's branch and its members receiving a collective award of the Bronze Cross, "in recognition of their courage and devotion to duty in the face of continuous enemy action in the war for freedom".
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In the series, he provides a sarcastic, realistic, or cowardly perspective on events and is only really willing to face danger if the great reward is promised. However, he is sometimes forced to battle his conscience (despite respectively saying in The Return of Jafar that he never had one), and generally does the right thing even when he doesn't have to or could just as easily leave the city (alone) altogether: when Sadira used memory sand that somehow caused her and Jasmine to switch lives, with animals unaffected, Iago leads Abu and Rajah in finding Jasmine to restore the world to normal. Iago's common schemes involve trying to sell anything with any value (real or not), trying to steal things, and trying to treasure-hunt; he can usually convince Abu to be his partner in crime, but Abu is more likely to leave at the first sign of danger and often lacks the finesse that Iago requires. He cares a lot about Abu, though, as shown in episodes such as "Much Abu About Something".
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Mizzi (1989) also states that on his last visit to Malta, Baden- Powell said: I see a great change for the better in these boys as compared with the boys of the old days, now, as Scouts, they have interests, hobbies and aims in life and I would like your Scouters to realise that the time and energy which they put into Scouting is not thrown away; they are doing a big national service in giving their boys health of body, mind and spirit. They are thereby giving appreciable help respectively to the Church and Education. (Mizzi, 1989, p179). Shortly before his death in 1940, Baden-Powell wrote in a final letter to the Islands' Scouts: to congratulate my old friends, the Maltese on the plucky way they have stood up to the infernal bombing of the Italians ... They have the spirit of fearlessness and patience which enables them to face danger with a smile to stick it out to the triumphant finish ... The Second World War saw similar service from the Maltese Scouts, as they supported the Allied forces throughout the aerial siege of 1940 to 1943.
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