Mohamed Mursi is the martyr of freedom, the martyr of legitimacy, the martyr of democracy, the martyr of the free elections.
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" He adds, "So I'd open my contact list, and it was all Martyr, Martyr, Martyr.
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Michael Brown is a martyr in that sense, Tamir Rice is a martyr in that sense.
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"A youngster sees a martyr or a female martyr and he feels he has to do more, he has to kill," said Khaldoun Manasra, 19.
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"The combination leaves no interpretation of the word 'martyr' other than a violent interpretation that incites to terrorism, and to follow martyr-attackers," the verdict said.
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"Individuals close to Khan have expressed concern that Khan may become a martyr, and he himself has indicated an interest in becoming a martyr," an FBI report said.
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Unwitting martyr Many of his friends and supporters said at the time of his release that they feared the dissident was close to death -- made a martyr by the Communist authorities.
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GUTFELD: You gain a heroic martyr -- WATTERS: Oh, yes.
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" Another read: "My Martyr, We Are On Your Path.
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Hernandez wrote letters to the agent, saying he was a "brother in faith, a martyr; and as a martyr I wish to fulfill Allah's wishes and not to live among infidels," prosecutors said.
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The loop is now a noose, the man a martyr.
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"Auburn made Richard Spencer a free speech martyr," Brooks said.
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Just like every martyr, he only needs a righteous cause.
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"He thinks he is a martyr, I see," said another.
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There is a touch of the martyr in Mr Anwar.
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Nobody's saying you need to transform into an office martyr.
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Alex Minassian shall be the newest martyr of our cause!
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Also, everyone hates it when you do your martyr act.
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Now Goop was a cause, and G.P. was its martyr.
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"Yes, he was lucky to become a martyr," said another.
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Hovering over the account is the abolitionist martyr John Brown.
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And I told you that Carmen, she died a martyr.
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"That same type of person might also embrace the martyr role."
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But Lucano doesn't want to be a martyr for the left.
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Making Mr Trump a martyr could tear the country in two.
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I think giving him the death penalty makes him a martyr.
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Harvey Weinstein reportedly sees himself as a martyr for social change .
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But I'm no martyr sacrificing himself for the common good here.
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"We ought not treat a traitor like a martyr," said Sen.
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Casement was Roger Casement: poet, diplomat, and eventual Irish revolutionary martyr.
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One dreams of going there, whether as migrant or as martyr.
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Instead of escaping, he held his ground and died a martyr.
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Don't be a martyr who takes care of everyone else first.
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Another predatory monster or a martyr to cultural sensitivities run amok?
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And because of this he died the death of a martyr.
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To Palestinians, she was an innocent martyr, killed in cold blood.
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Some have called the archbishop a martyr of the Cold War.
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Dear Carolyn: I'm worried my girlfriend is developing a martyr complex.
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"Dying as a martyr is a beautiful thing," Walid told Ahmed.
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She has opted to turn her husband into a Peronist martyr.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan mourned his fellow Islamist as a martyr.
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Some even go further to glorify the mass shooter as a martyr.
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The bullet in Memphis made Dr. King a martyr for the ages.
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And it&aposs good that they prevented him from being a martyr.
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Tony Bennett as a character from the game Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor Martyr.
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Mr Hanna is not, as it happens, a martyr to this system.
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But he said dismissing Babis would help make him into a "martyr".
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She was not the first martyr, and she won't be the last.
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She's motivated by grief, but is not painted as a holy martyr.
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The day you fire him, he's the greatest martyr in American history.
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In it, Mr. Pugh, wrote of his plan to become a martyr.
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It seems Mr. Puigdemont would rather be a martyr than a traitor.
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Sophie Scholl never intended to become a martyr for the greater good.
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Neptune's influence can put some pressure on you to be a martyr.
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As a young mother, I always try to reject the martyr hat.
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But Iranian officials have deemed Soleimani a "martyr" whose death requires retaliation.
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As a child, I thought the word martyr was consigned to history.
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That makes him a martyr and a reason to go to war.
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To supporters, Mr. Assange was a martyr and champion of free speech.
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Gavin, the good-humored boy from the sticks, is their unlikely martyr.
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Relative encouraged to 'die as a martyr' Another suspect, Lucas Morten, delivered a letter to the brother of three of the suspects, instructing him to join them in New Mexico and "die as a martyr," according to Lovelace.
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Don't play the martyr and suffer through something that isn't working for you.
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Yet throwing Mr Shihab in jail might simply turn him into a martyr.
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There was vanishingly little to the speeches beyond complaints, xenophobia and martyr complexes.
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To others, he has become a martyr and a hero who deserves freedom.
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The martyr was himself a killer, says Franco Martín López, the institute's director.
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Nimr al-Nimr, says his son, has become a martyr of this era.
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I've been playing with the idea of the martyr as the other 1%.
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I visited a friend of mine, a widow, her husband is a martyr.
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We can play martyr and lay in front of moving vehicles another day.
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Rocking back and forth, and crying, she wailed, "My martyr son has gone."
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A beatific peace comes into her face; she looks, momentarily, like a martyr.
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The Administrator doesn't want to be a hero, and even less a martyr.
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"He went to be a martyr," said his aunt, Mona al-Najjar, 51.
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Healthy empathy is when you give from your heart, but not martyr yourself.
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But then I gave myself comfort by saying, I'll die as a martyr.
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Being a lean data company doesn't mean being a martyr — just the opposite.
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"The resurrection of the martyr is more powerful than the marcher," Jackson said.
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"Teachers for a long time have had a martyr mentality," Mr. Karvelis said.
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A martyr, a saint and — at least in the children's eyes — a harlot.
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His ashes were thrown into the Tiber, in case he became a martyr.
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The Associated Press reported the operation was named "Martyr Soleimani" by Iran's government.
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" She added, "Maybe she thinks of herself as a martyr for the cause.
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Farook and Malik did not make a martyr video or leave a manifesto.
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"Qassam Brigades mourns the martyr of Palestine, martyr of the Arab and Muslim nation, the Qassam leader, engineer and pilot Mohammad Zawari, who was assassinated by Zionist treacherous hands on Thursday in Sfax," a statement posted on the group's website said.
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The charges were debunked and she was declared a martyr several decades too late.
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Photini refused to denounce her beliefs and was tortured and killed as a martyr.
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She spent only five days in jail and yet she was called a martyr.
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The most powerful posture for a modern media figure is to play the martyr.
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Francis declared Romero a martyr in 2015, and Romero was beatified that same year.
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Like many who endured the Mao era, Deng was also something of a martyr.
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Nothing we've seen of Val before suggests she'd martyr herself for a mere score.
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Ms Savchenko would not have become a martyr if she had not been abducted.
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"She may have a very long life as a philanthropist and martyr," he says.
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I think that the martyr is a beautiful way to think about your work.
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Spare a thought, write a poem, cry a tear for Andy Puzder, business martyr.
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"One country's terrorist cannot be a martyr or freedom fighter for anyone," he said.
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The martyr would be the person who gives their life to service to humanity.
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"I consider her to be a martyr in the eyes of God," he said.
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But if it's always taking over your life, you may be a workplace martyr.
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And Stoker's devotion to the man would be the exquisite ecstasy of a martyr.
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To some, his activity with Irish republicanism has made him a martyr to Ireland.
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" Another reads: "The difference between the terrorist and the martyr is the media coverage.
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Large, grainy pictures of him were printed with "Martyr Ahmad Tameem" in red ink.
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When an Israeli soldier killed Rouzan al-Najjar, Palestinians called her an innocent martyr.
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He could be sitting in jail and remain popular with his base, a martyr.
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For Afro-Brazilians both are martyr-heroes, though official history books barely mention them.
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A couple hundred people, many calling him a martyr, showed up at the burial.
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Martyr Soleimani is an Intl figure of Resistance & all such people will seek revenge.
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It was the full martyr complex and all the greatest hits in one meltdown.
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Simultaneously, he is victimizing himself assuming the self-proclaimed role of great American martyr.
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Every Martyr (Shahid) will reach Paradise, and everyone wounded will be rewarded by Allah.
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Now you have pretty much had it with Melo the Martyr and Invisi-Phil.
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And like so many Dahiyeh boys these days, Badreddine became a martyr in Syria.
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Ai Weiwei has been called an art world superstar, a hero, and a martyr.
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The tech companies also may give Jones ammunition to make himself a free-speech martyr.
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The historical Joan of Arc was a peasant, a soldier, a mystic and a martyr.
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Because of this history, many have criticized the impulse to make a martyr of XXXTentacion.
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Once he lost, Trump would be both insanely famous and a martyr to Crooked Hillary.
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The open letter also asks that the Chinese government recognize Li as a national martyr.
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But maybe they would would have been staples like "The Martyr" and "The Casualty" are.
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In every home there is an injured person, in every home there is a martyr.
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" She said Mr. Pham chose to go to Yemen "because he wanted to martyr himself.
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They praised Qadri as a martyr who died for the cause of the Prophet Mohammed.
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For others, many of them supporters of the rival Nationalist Party, she was a martyr.
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The truth is that, like every martyr, King was hated by many in his time.
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Many in the protest movement now see the student, Chow Tsz-lok, as a martyr.
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Yes, we know well that Harvey Milk was not our first martyr, nor our last.
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Robinson had been supported as a martyr, but when he opened his mouth, they turned.
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I was a martyr, but I was fine with standing alone on the burning ship.
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Starr is a willing martyr, and appears to be trying to give Baylor some cover.
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"Not everyone gets the rank of martyr," said one visitor who walked with a limp.
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But making Page into a conservative martyr will probably test Fox's considerable powers of propaganda.
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"If she becomes a martyr, God willing, she will be wrapped with it," he said.
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Wilde gets a golden halo in each work, casting him as a saint and martyr.
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Sharon's team now realized, though, that an open assassination would only make Arafat a martyr.
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A man speaking English told her that her son had become a "shahid" — a martyr.
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The Russian Orthodox Church has canonized him as martyr of an idealized, God-fearing past.
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Overnight, he became an international martyr, proof that Sri Lanka had lost its democratic legitimacy.
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"Marie Antoinette became a Christian martyr when the Royalists returned to power," Ms. Rives said.
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St. John the Martyr, for example, sits across from the new 72nd Street subway station.
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Marilyn carries herself like a martyr, working for an orphanage and dreading her husband's touch.
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Martyr is among the highest honors bestowed posthumously on loyal servants of the Islamic Republic.
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What lesson can we learn from the death of a service martyr like Sandeep Dhaliwal?
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Eventually they pronounce him a martyr, bag him up and send him home for burial.
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It's fun, absurd, and a bit burlesque — ecstasy minus the agony of typical martyr narratives.
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Stranahan said he stood by an Infowars video, in which McAdoo interviewed him and he cited a Twitter post by Gilmore referring to Heyer as a "martyr," saying she was being "used [as] a martyr to the cause" in the efforts to undermine Trump.
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Agents also recovered a martyr&aposs letter signed with an Islamic variation of Jameson&aposs name.
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But that requirement can be waived if there is evidence that the person died a martyr.
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She is, though, a martyr of a sort, purified through suffering in body and in spirit.
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You can either be angry or be a martyr, or you can say, 'You've got lemons?
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But she was the one who was eventually recognised as a martyr, not her pious compatriots.
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In the video, the teen described himself as a soldier of the caliphate and a martyr.
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And are we being told that our only option is to remain a martyr-producing factory?
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A man whose child was killed during the protest said his son has become a martyr.
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It will turn Clinton into a kind of martyr who fell on behalf of all women.
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Yes, it sometimes feels like you have to martyr yourself in order to help other women.
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If she dies a martyr, she's sure to stay a thorn in Cersei's side (pun intended).
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But those who knew the American missionary are calling him a martyr for the Christian faith.
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On top of that, it just makes the man a martyr, it's playing into his hands.
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My mother was silent, though, going through life like a martyr carrying a particularly heavy cross.
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Blame it on the emotionally mushy, martyr complex–ed, paranoid-yet-visionary fish of the zodiac.
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With this punishment, Sammie became a full-fledged martyr and poster girl for the segregationist cause.
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"Margaret of Antioch (western)" (2016) is one of the exhibition's five depictions of this sainted martyr.
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Trump would be the most famous man in the world — a martyr to crooked Hillary Clinton.
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Locals herald Mr. Taher as a martyr, and the stadium in Relizane is named after him.
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"He wasn't a martyr but he caused a lot of headaches for others," said Mr. Kain.
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"I ain't the type to play the martyr," she tells the guy who's done her wrong.
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In early 2011, he vowed to die as a martyr fighting to retain control of Libya.
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The story of this 14th-century Bohemian martyr followed a familiar pattern: pious life, terrible death.
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Mr Ghosn sees himself as a martyr and denies any wrongdoing, but his conduct merits investigation.
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The act turns the perpetrator into somebody's martyr while denying his victims the possibility of justice.
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" Tuesday: "What we've seen is that the U.S. has effectively turned General Suleimani into a martyr.
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Can you imagine Trump, with his thin skin and martyr complex, in the throes of impeachment?
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Why isn't this courageous woman considered as a martyr for standing up to protect the students?
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Initially, this news resulted in random bad faith internet weirdos celebrating Aghdam as some kind of martyr.
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According to the universalizing Christian myth, Jesus is a martyr, representative of our collective suffering and trauma.
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"My son is a martyr and I am very proud of him," said his father, Helal Aweida.
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"The martyr was shot in the head and the wounded in the neck and hip," he said.
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I'm sure, Pisces, if you're into astrology, you've heard that you're called the martyr of the zodiac.
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Iran hailed Nimr as a "martyr" and warned Saudi Arabia's ruling Al Saud family of "divine revenge".
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" At a press conference, pro-democracy lawmaker Claudia Mo called on protesters to "drop the martyr mentality.
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The 18-year-old made all of us weep as the martyr Rue in the Hunger Games.
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Martyr Syndrome: To the games community at large, crunch is no longer a surprise or a horror.
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Basically, I am an eyeliner-wearing martyr; the patron saint of non-athletic bodies and Chuck Taylors.
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Trump portrayed himself as a martyr, besieged by enemies who are trying to impeach and remove him.
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Some of the nervousness about calling Father Hamel a holy martyr reflects the limits of that imagination.
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One involves the body of a young martyr, forcibly taken from a morgue by an angry crowd.
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Portrayed by Phillip James Brannon, he has the serenity and parable-driven speech of a Christian martyr.
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Near his face was a warning: "We will take revenge for the death of martyr Rahul Upadhyay."
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But many have also returned in coffins, and their faces are enshrined on martyr posters throughout Lebanon.
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Shiv's immediately reluctant, and refuses to be a martyr for her dad's peers and the attending press.
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She offers the simple dignity of a true martyr, not the melodramatic piety of the self-martyred.
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We Won't Let Turkey Fall Victim to Coup and Terrorism" and "My Martyr, I Celebrate Your Martyrdom.
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That it's incorrect to sacrifice her martyr of an Entourage boyfriend and his greasy curls for Miranda.
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Taseer's killer, Mumtaz Qadri, was executed for the assassination, and has become a martyr for the blasphemy hardliners.
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The Vatican on Saturday announced that Enrique Angelelli was being recognized as a martyr killed for his faith.
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It is telling that the masculine, martyr, and revolutionary archetypes all converge to mean the same thing: savior.
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Often seen as ideologically left wing, he was above all a martyr for his faith and his church.
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I highly doubt it, but man, this martyr talk does not bode well for their chances at success!
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Shi'ite Iran hailed him as a "martyr" and warned Saudi Arabia's ruling Al Saud family of "divine revenge".
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Life is literally for living, so why would you want to spend time being a martyr for people?
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He also called Mursi a "martyr" and said he did not believe he died due to natural causes.
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And it's not because we want to look the part — like a martyr who is generally a disaster.
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"You say I'm a martyr / Charge that to my ego," Caesar sings, his voice dipping lower and lower.
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The story centers on the fictional adventures of the daughter of Tiradentes, a real-life revolutionary and martyr.
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Yesterday, Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor - Martyr developer NeocoreGames revealed their upcoming action game would be delayed a few weeks.
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A martyr sacrifices her life, which by definition she cannot do unless that life is precious to her.
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This Welles isn't the tragic martyr — permanently nailed to a celluloid cross — his devotees once saw him as.
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If you're never fully unplugged, or never attend any events with your teammates, you may be a martyr.
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An artist once reviled as a pariah and embraced as a martyr has been thoroughly absorbed into mainstream.
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He's also an unabashed self-publicist who likes to portray himself as a martyr for his conservative cause.
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The pilot, considered a martyr in Ukraine and elected to Parliament there in absentia, has denied all charges.
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Turning him into a "free speech martyr" makes his message more sympathetic to those inclined to support him.
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"When he took his name, it was like my son the martyr had never died," Mr. Ebid said.
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Among certain conspiracy-minded, anti-government, Libertarian, and alt-right believers, Crowley has become a species of martyr.
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But with Mr Thanathorn's reputation for probity (in contrast to Mr Thaksin), they would only create a martyr.
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Re: Martyr Complex: She might consider Al-Anon, even if there is no active addict in her life.
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His brothers told Fatima they believed he had sacrificed himself in a suicide attack and become a martyr.
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Announcing his death, Hezbollah quoted Badreddine as saying he would return from Syria victorious or as a martyr.
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Perhaps conservatives will make him a martyr, a victim of the excesses of liberalism and a dishonest media.
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" Soleimani was once described by Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as a "living martyr of the revolution.
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King became a martyr in my home, a pobre hombre who died for the idea of social equality.
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Bess is a modern-day martyr type, in the best sense, and Emily Watson gives this monumental performance.
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It wasn't until 2007 that the Catholic Church honored Jägerstätter's moral stand by beatifying him as a martyr.
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The one in Les Irois, where Mr. Martyr lived, became closely tied to Mr. Martelly, the former president.
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Bolsonaro was seriously injured — but it helped raise his profile and gave him something of a "martyr" status.
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Yet the constraints placed on Wayne by his status of music martyr have also seemed to energize him.
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The attack, however, was claimed by the "Groups of Martyr Baha Eleyan" in a post on Arabic social media.
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While she is busy painting herself as a martyr, somebody else is waiting to stand up in her place.
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"If I die saving lives I think God would definitely consider me a martyr," he told Vocativ that year.
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Joaquin is a martyr, killed by a murderer who was endorsed by system that allows these things to happen.
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And I'm also not willing to hoist her up as a martyr for the work she's done thus far.
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St. Denis was a third-century Christian martyr who was decapitated and later died while carrying is own head.
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I wanted to die a martyr in Africa if that meant I was going to bring people to God.
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Depending on who you talk to, and what their politics are, she is either a martyr or a mercenary.
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It casts the troll as a martyr and a witness, someone who has seen things you people wouldn't believe.
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I don't think he expected to get made an example of, and that's the other role of the martyr.
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The debate on social media has moved predictably to whether Kappell's firing makes him a martyr of political correctness.
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Erdoğan called Morsi a "martyr" on Thursday and said he did not believe he died due to natural causes.
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Executing Mr. Morsi would very likely make him a martyr to millions of Islamists and provide fuel for violence.
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The circumstances leading to his death remain unclear, but many in the protest movement see him as a martyr.
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"It's not everybody's job to be a martyr," says Zelda, "but if they want to do it, they should."
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Mike Deneke, Brian's father, said he appreciated the film's nuanced depiction of his son as more than a martyr.
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Bolsonaro was seriously injured — but it also helped raise his profile and gave him something of a "martyr" status.
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The blood of St. Peter Martyr, who was killed by Cathar heretics in 1252, was also accorded medicinal properties.
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"He's a true martyr to the cause of courageous journalism," Shekhar Gupta, a prominent Indian journalist, wrote on Twitter.
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He points to Robert Mueller's investigation and to negative media coverage and portrays himself as a modern-day martyr.
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"I don't want my son to be a martyr, my son was massacred," the footage showed the father saying.
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No hero, but now a martyr While valorized in Iran, Soleimani was a contentious figure across the Middle East.
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You want to shake some gratitude into her, but you also want Lukach to stop coasting on martyr fumes.
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His killer, Mumtaz Qadri, immediately surrendered to police and was later executed, becoming a martyr for many hardline Islamists.
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In the resulting days, our campus drama has become national news, and Mr. Murphy has become a conservative martyr.
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The government has usually avoided jailing him, however, apparently fearful of turning him into an even bigger political martyr.
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Morsi's sudden death prompted a swift response from Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who hailed him as a martyr.
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An Austrian TV series told his story in 1971, and in 2007, Pope Benedict XVI declared him a martyr.
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The last half picks up the livewire energy of last year's EP Martyr while still retaining the heavy themes.
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She tells him not to be a martyr ("I almost martyred my husband") and be honest about what he wants.
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Kiddush Hashem is a term sparingly applied, usually to a saintly rabbi or a martyr killed because of his faith.
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He had also once written a list of "goals in life" which included the desire to die as a martyr.
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He had also once written a list of "goals in life" which included the desire to die as a martyr.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. played many roles on the American stage: leader, orator, preacher, protester, exemplar, conscience, symbol, martyr.
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Canonization, the last step in the process, requires proof of two miracles (or one in the case of a martyr).
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I understand the instinct, but I think that also sending him to Gitmo would make him a martyr to ISIS.
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The savior of the union, great emancipator and martyr of liberty has proven an all but impossible act to follow.
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He soon appeared on every conservative news outlet telling his story, and became a martyr in the rage against antifa.
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Other speakers, including one of Best's sons, described him as a humble family man who became a martyr in death.
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On the walls were big posters of several of the dead, with their names and the word sehid, or martyr.
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But this has only driven such speech further underground and created a martyr complex among the adherents of these ideas.
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In 1997 he was beatified by the Catholic Church and declared a martyr by Pope John Paul II in 1998.
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In May, Mr. Shemshadi posted a picture of a man he called "martyr Belbasi," cutting the hair of another fighter.
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I am willing to accept you as you are, without being a martyr or sacrificing myself on the L.B. altar.
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Since the war he has performed excellent work and made himself a martyr to the cause of the war's sufferers.
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Checkpoints, flying the flags of the Kurdish pesh merga, the Iraqi Army or a revered Shiite martyr, lined the road.
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The demonstrations made Yiannopoulos -- now persona non grata after appearing to condone pederasty -- a free speech martyr at the time.
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Loaded with religious symbolism, the film goes out of its way to establish Luke's character as a Christ-like martyr.
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Beauty ends the opera not triumphantly embracing the blazing light of heaven, but quietly slitting her wrists, another youthful martyr.
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They're setting her up to be a Christian martyr, minus the grisly end, and daring Democrats to take the bait.
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Carles Puigdemont, who was until Friday the Catalan government's president, has suggestively cast himself in the role of the martyr.
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For the rest of the day, I parade my cotton ball and Band-Aided inner elbow around like a martyr.
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According to legend, St. Denis, a third-century Christian martyr, was decapitated and died later while carrying his own head.
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One document sets out several rules just to determine when a word like "martyr" or "jihad" indicates pro-terrorism speech.
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To the Palestinians, she was an innocent martyr killed in cold blood, an example of Israel's disregard for Palestinian life.
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In the initial round of reactions to Milwaukee, many people asked why Smith became a martyr for the city's protesters.
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The assassin in one of the killings, who was subsequently executed, is now viewed as a martyr by the TLP.
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Then he got on his knees and kissed the courtroom floor in apparent gratitude for their making him a martyr.
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He died after a firefight with F.B.I. agents later that year, and is seen as a martyr for the movement.
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First: The best way to improve the reputation of your opponent is to make him or her into a martyr.
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I think a lot of this was airbrushed out of history after he was assassinated, when he became a martyr.
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One recent afternoon, the writer Mohammed Hanif climbed out of his car at the Benazir Bhutto Martyr Park, in Karachi.
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But even Mr. Salvini's political opponents have sensed the danger of turning him into a martyr on the migration issue.
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As hard as it may be to imagine Ghosn as a martyr for the downtrodden, the case has some merit.
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For others, his incarceration made him a martyr for his club, and many Fenerbahce fans and members rallied behind him.
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Yu died one year later, from suffering injuries in prison, and is often seen as a martyr for Korea's independence.
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War can pick up the dull, lousy clay of your little human life, and refashion you into a hero or martyr.
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On Monday, shortly before a firing squad executed him, Hanafi released a statement saying he wanted to die as a martyr.
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However, the current system has caused schools to sacrifice salary/supplies for years, building a "martyr mentality", according to Mr. Karvelis.
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But prosecutors pointed to the letter he drafted to his Egyptian wife in which he wrote his "Victory or Martyr" vow.
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By returning to Pakistan to face jail, Mr Sharif has turned himself from a grubby politician into something of a martyr.
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Young girls wear robes with red sashes and a crown of candles in remembrance of a young female martyr from 304AD.
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Foos considers himself a "pioneering sex researcher," a king among voyeurs; and a martyr, shouldering the lonely burden of his observations.
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Li was born in 1928 in Shanghai, to a Communist "martyr" father who was executed by the then-ruling Nationalist government.
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But deleting the Page without instances of it directly inciting violence would make Jones a martyr and strengthen his counterfactual movement.
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The unassuming judge has become the great martyr of scuttled nominations, prodding Democrats to forge ahead with their own righteous obstructionism.
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She is a danger and [I] would not put it past her to become a martyr and blow up Capitol Hill.
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You may think you know the story of Rapunzel, but did you know that she's partly based on martyr Saint Barbara?
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In 1883, José Rizal, the future hero and martyr of the Philippine Revolution, was a homesick medical student abroad in Madrid.
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Members of Venezuela's opposition, many of whom initially distanced themselves from Perez for using violence, have since embraced him as martyr.
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Soleimani has been hailed a martyr and a hero inside Iran, especially due to his work in the fight against ISIS.
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XXXtentacion's shocking murder added another dimension of insulation to his legacy, turning the problematic cult figure into a kind of martyr.
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He said that recognition of Father Rother as a martyr reflected the priest's enormous courage and commitment to serving his parishioners.
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And those endeavoring to portray him as a political martyr face a tall order, if recent voter attitudes are any indication.
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The lawyers appointed by the court to advise him indicated that his goal was to be executed and become a martyr.
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"I am still scared, because I don't know what can happen," Mr. Martyr said in a phone interview from Les Irois.
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He wanted her to tell Ally the truth, and in the process, make him a martyr, hence the gunshot to the leg.
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But I'm not so sure that the martyr argument is a convincing enough reason to allow Jones on the site in perpetuity.
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Though the martyr in question is unknown, Storchan said the lavishness of the complex may indicate this person was an important figure.
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"They gave the Saudi Shiites a martyr of their own," said Abbas Kadhim, a senior foreign policy fellow at Johns Hopkins University.
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"Terrorists attack public places & martyr our innocent citizens b/c they fear facing our Security & Defense Forces on the battlefield," he said.
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So, Frank would have been found guilty of the highest form of treason, while the late Claire would become a feminist martyr.
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With the sun in your partnerships sector, you're so invested in your bonds that you take on the qualities of a martyr.
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His mother said he had wanted to be a "shahid," Arabic for martyr, since kindergarten, even before he understood what that meant.
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Those who got close enough to Mr Qadri's garlanded corpse this week reported a face with the beatific glow of a martyr.
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He's a martyr or a fraud, a hero or a joke, or anyway he's something other than what he so clearly is.
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His Pisces Moon means that he might play the martyr in the relationship, but Aries is always good at playing the boss.
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He believed that the whole Nur family would go to heaven if he died a martyr as a fighter for Islamic State.
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Many protesters see the student as a martyr, casting his death as more evidence of excessive use of force by the police.
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Domingo, who said he wanted to become a martyr, also made reference to the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, according to the complaint.
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Another report found that more the half of millennial employees think they'll impress their bosses by looking like a martyr at work.
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As a martyr, you reach the highest level of paradise, but you can also ask to bring 70 members of your family.
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I don't use FB & never have, so don't think I'm some kind of martyr or my companies are taking a huge blow.
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He's shot and killed by Burnham, making him a martyr for the Klingon cause, which seemed to barely exist until that day.
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Kolowitz envisions for her boy involves pharmacy school, not acting, but while she may be a controlling martyr, she's also charming fun.
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The group that trained Mr. Chau for his mission and others have defended his actions and even hailed him as a martyr.
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Archdeacon Keith N. Cartwright performed the ceremony at the Anglican Church of St. Christopher the Martyr on the island of New Providence.
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Jonas Noreika has been honored as a martyr and anti-Communist hero since his execution by the Soviet secret police in 19303.
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Mr. Crawford is also a direct descendant of Mary Dyer, an early Quaker martyr who was hanged in Boston Commons in 1660.
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Yet at the height of the American occupation of neighboring Iraq, Assad encouraged Syrian jihadists to go martyr themselves by killing Americans.
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She could be the secular version of Joan of Arc, the warrior-martyr, and of Our Lady of Lourdes, the miracle worker.
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Just two years later, though, what remained in the public mind was the image of the lonely martyr, fighting for God's justice.
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We must reach down into the blood of the martyr, take up his baton and run the next mile of the way.
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Or will he keep his taxpayer-funded pension after being fired and live happily in retirement as a martyr for the resistance?
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He then played the martyr and called for other candidates to drop out so conservatives could rally around an alternative to Trump.
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York warned that Jones could be made out to be a "martyr" in the eyes of many who subscribe to his ideology.
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He skims over other key elements of the incident, including hints that Koresh may have intended to martyr his followers all along.
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According to Al Jazeera, her death made her "a 'martyr' for the cause of democracy," and washed away many of her faults.
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Velentzas praised the 9/11 attacks and said being a martyr through a suicide attack guaranteed entrance into heaven, according to prosecutors.
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I think he would have been far more unpopular had he not been turned into a martyr by the publican impeachment effort.
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"A martyr from Islamic State detonated a suicide vest close to the Algerian police station in the city of Tiaret," Amaq said.
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For example, Gerardo Velázquez's "The Neglected Martyr" finds a resonance between the story of St. Sebastian and the suffering wreaked by HIV.
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I can easily see jurors not wanting to allow Roof to become the racist martyr he fantasized about when he committed these crimes.
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Lee isn't a martyr, and Move 37 wasn't the moment where the machines began their inexorable rise to power over our lesser minds.
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His parents died years back attempting to escape Chicago, and his older brother Rafe became a martyr in a guerilla movement against them.
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Mr Wilders's image as a martyr is further enhanced by the fact that Islamist radicals have threatened to kill him for his words.
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Across platforms like Instagram, where Stone hasn't been banned for racist or sexist remarks, he's become a martyr figure for the far-right.
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The bathtub scene mirrors Jacques-Louis David's idealized painting of the murdered revolutionary martyr Marat, an association that immediately aligns Yoav with death.
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Wilde, he pointed out, was the ideal "martyr, saint, deity," a controversial figure whose refusal to deny his identity led to his downfall.
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A prison term might have turned her into more of a political martyr in her supporters' eyes, and boosted their admiration of her.
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But he was no martyr, only a God, if we all were, only a King, if the rest of us were royalty too.
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Since his death, Onfroy has been uplifted by other music industry players as a tragic martyr of creativity and talent in hip-hop.
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Walker expands upon the idea of the African-American martyr in "Submission," the first piece you saw when you walked into the show.
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That prompted angry comments from Eurosceptic politicians, including David Davis, the Tory MP, who labelled the former BCC chief as a "Brexit martyr".
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According to the Loyola Press, it would be over 20 years until she was declared innocent and a martyr by the Catholic Church.
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Suggesting that Bourdain is in heaven, while a well-intended remark, makes him seem like a martyr and generally admirable for his action.
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The question now is whether Finicum becomes a martyr for groups protesting federal land ownership and other issues firing up anti-government militants.
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He was going to wear a backpack with a homemade bomb in it and expected to become a martyr, the court document alleges.
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Hours of tearful victims' testimony will not deter evangelicals who see Roy Moore as the latest Christian martyr persecuted by the liberal establishment.
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If the allegations are true, and Jamal has been murdered by the errand boys of Mohammed bin Salman, he is already a martyr.
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The teenage martyr venerated here presides over the apse in an austere, Byzantine-style mosaic of elongated figures set against a gold background.
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What YouTube intended as a slap on Crowder's wrist has instead turned the video creator into a martyr standing against Big Tech overreach.
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Jonas Noreika has been honored as a martyr and an anti-Communist hero since his execution by the Soviet secret police in 1947.
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His death ignited fury in China, where he was lionized as a medical martyr to officials who put political control ahead of health.
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"If I ask the finance minister to resign, I might turn him into a martyr in the upcoming months," the prime minister said.
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Books of The Times When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. Feminist. Disgrace. Martyr. Joke.
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Will Manchin follow the example of the conservative Democrats who allowed Thomas to martyr and arguably perjure his way on to the Court?
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On one 1974 document, the C.I.A. redacted news that terrorists in the ''Group of the Martyr Ebenezer Scrooge'' planned to sabotage the Dec.
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It's an illustration of three different idioms: Becoming a martyr, falling on your own sword, and playing the smallest violin in the world.
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But Yusuf, the Palestinian hero of "Grey Rock," is neither — or perhaps he's both, plus something more: a gentle martyr of the imagination.
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Killing General Suleimani will not destroy this network of partners and proxies, but it will give them a celebrated new "martyr" to avenge.
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Killing General Suleimani will not destroy this network of partners and proxies, but it will give them a celebrated new "martyr" to avenge.
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Amanda Louise Erickson and John Louis Davisson were married May 20 at St. Lawrence the Martyr Catholic Church in Sayville, N.Y. The Rev.
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Yonsei produced its own martyr, 21-year-old Lee Han-yol, who died after a tear-gas canister hit him in the head.
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They said he talked about wanting to die a martyr, which he felt was the most honorable way for a Muslim to die.
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The parties ultimately settled, with Kerr-McGee paying the estate $1.38 million and Ms. Silkwood emerging as a martyr of the antinuclear movement.
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In August 2016, Haddadi says she received a call from Syria informing her that Bounaga had died "a martyr" at the age of 21.
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When it comes to getting an epidural during childbirth, Ubach advises pregnant women, "Don't be a martyr" and to save themselves from the pain.
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Kyle Schwarber's unfortunate injury proves that players will still have ample opportunity to martyr their bodies in the line of duty for their cities.
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Let Me Make You A Martyr will be out 6 June on vid-on-demand, as well as in select cinemas later this month.
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Chelsea the martyr is still a major figure for observers and supporters, but we've never had to make room for Chelsea the human being.
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But with a month left before the first round of the election on October 7th, he has now been made into a near-martyr.
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Longi, by all accounts, did not seek to make a fuss or paint herself as a martyr, and moved quietly into her new role.
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A statement from the insurgents called the "martyr attack" retaliation for the airstrikes, and the death of Mutaqi, the Taliban leader in the village.
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A look at some of the other victims "You died as a hero, (Fathi), and you left as a martyr," Gannoun wrote on Facebook.
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Critics compared her to Keats; feminists embraced her as a martyr (and pilloried Hughes as a reckless and even sadistic agent of the patriarchy).
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Down the steps from her an army battalion rushes into battle, and just around the corner, a martyr is executed during the Qing Dynasty.
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In homage to him, she now tweets under the name "Wife of Shahīd," a reference to his status within ISIS circles as a martyr.
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Almost always, it becomes evident that the jihadi in question reached a mental breaking point that preceded his rebirth as a self-described martyr.
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So even though Biko became a martyr for the anti-apartheid struggle in his day, he is too often left out of the story.
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If you've been holding back on asking for what you need, now is the time to stop being a martyr and make some demands.
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But Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah party predictably referred to Hallel's killer as a "martyr" and his surviving relatives have reaped the benefits.
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Tymoshenko has described the gas hike as "genocide", promising to lift pensions and emphasizing her past as a revolutionary martyr imprisoned by two presidents.
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This hate on which I want to martyr myself and my love is a frail cover, a mask over top of one thing: fear.
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"[I] would not put it past her to become a martyr and blow up Capitol Hill," Lima-Taub wrote initially in a post online.
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" Some incels hail Rodger as the martyr of an armed rebellion -- or "beta uprising" -- waged by sexually frustrated incels against the "Chads and Stacys.
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The demand for Pope Francis to declare Father Hamel an official martyr of the Catholic Church is understandable, and he fulfills the traditional criteria.
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Men carried Mashzoub's coffin, draped in an Iraqi flag, along a busy main road in Kerbala and others waved banners calling him a "martyr".
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Rather than viewing Gohmert as a martyr, Winston said the repeated decisions to alienate leadership have made it harder to deliver for the district.
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Being a workplace martyr means that you feel a sense of shame for taking time off or for prioritizing other obligations over your job.
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While there, prosecutors believe she met two Islamic State middlemen who convinced her to carry out a "martyr operation" upon her return to Germany.
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Members of the Ankara crowd chanted: "Murderer Sisi, martyr Mursi" and held up banners reading "Putschists will be defeated", a reference to Mursi's overthrow.
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Riel is a fascinating and flawed leader who makes several mistakes during his various uprisings and political battles and ends up dying a martyr.
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How do you reconcile the historical Joan, burned for heresy and canonized for faith, with Shaw's Joan, a martyr for the cause of freethinking?
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After a supremely ill-fated midterm campaign in 1866, in which Johnson brayed before crowds like a self-pitying martyr, Republicans won landslide victories.
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"I am the mother of a martyr," she said, a phrase habitually uttered with defiance, and one that confers instant credibility in Kurdish society.
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It is the face of a holy man on Earth as a hero and a martyr, in the guise of a hipster and flâneur.
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"Though we understand what his life and death mean symbolically, we are not ready to make a martyr of our son," the family said.
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They also get to name streets, in a city where hard-liners have sought to name every street after a martyr or revolutionary figure.
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One of those doctors, Li Wenliang, himself died from the virus, making him into a martyr-like symbol of the costs of speaking out.
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In fact, James represents an evolution of the trans male character beyond hero, saint or martyr to someone allowed to be ruthless and deceitful.
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Ils voient que le révolutionnaire finit souvent en martyr, en prisonnier torturé, en milicien à la solde de forces étrangères ou en refugié rejeté.
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In all the ensuing media coverage since his death, my cousin has been painted as a criminal, a victim, a martyr, and a maniac.
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Coupled with the desire to die as a martyr, this potent ideology is the driving force behind ISIS, al Qaeda and all their affiliates.
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He was fired on Saturday, and immediately cast as either a martyr for justice or a sanctimonious self-promoter, depending on one's partisan inclinations.
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"He knew he was going to prison, not as a martyr for the APRA but as nothing more than a thief," she told me.
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Disguising himself as Ardbert, whose reputation you have now changed to that of a martyr, his goals are as apocalyptic and evil as ever.
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Her status as a martyr was secured when she collapsed in Los Angeles from anemia during one of those talks, dying 10 weeks later.
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For those who said that the Rosenbergs had been framed, or that their executions were unjustified, Mr. Sobel was at best a lesser martyr.
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While some Liberals have said privately that several caucus members want her removed, that action has the potential to make her a political martyr.
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Don't be a martyr There is a chance that individuals will be in attendance to express their own free speech in opposition to the march.
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Francis used the words martyr or martyrdom 10 times during his homily in the chapel of the guest house where he lives in the Vatican.
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Making a martyr of the group's leaders would escalate tension at a time when the president is trying to lure foreign investment back to Egypt.
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For Bundy followers, that martyr is LaVoy Finicum, who was shot and killed by federal agents at a roadblock outside the Malheur Federal Wildlife Refuge.
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"I convey my condolences regarding our great brother Sheikh Sa'id" who died "as a martyr during a spy plane attack," read one from June 2010.
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The Israeli army said the 19-year-old Palestinian had spoken in a Facebook post of the holy site and of dying as a martyr.
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Joseph Kerman, a musicologist, argued that the text refers to the hanging, drawing and quartering of Edmund Campion in 1581, who became a Catholic martyr.
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" But experts claim Saipov, who moved from Uzbekistan seven years ago, wanted to die in the attack and "go to heaven and be a martyr.
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"We stress the importance of martyr operations against the enemy," I said, delivering it plain, without emotion — exactly the way I should've to begin with.
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" The sentiment was echoed by a senior official in the Vatican press office who hailed the 85-year-old priest as a "modern-day martyr.
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A workplace martyr is someone who puts their job first, always, and wants everyone to know it to prove just how painfully hardworking they are.
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They might make a "martyr" video, pledge allegiance to al-Qaeda or ISIS, or perhaps just post some sort of manifesto online indicating their intentions.
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Part of the landmark's address is named after a pope: Place Jean-Paul II. St. Denis is the martyr; St.-Denis is a Paris suburb.
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It's hard to decide whether the central character in Farr's novel is a saint, a martyr or just more zenlike than the rest of us.
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Velentzas praised the terrorism of September 11, 2001, and said being a martyr through a suicide attack guaranteed entrance into heaven, according to the release.
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Maybe you were too focused on making other people happy or your martyr complex was becoming useless, and now you have found a new standard.
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West has flirted with Christian themes since the very beginning, shuffling identities as he sees fit: from martyr to prophet to god to humble steward.
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But when the bad hire is let go, the right treats him as a martyr, proof of liberal refusal to let alternative viewpoints be heard.
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Nicole comes off as a vengeful shark (her divorce lawyer is played by Laura Dern in stilettos), and Charlie as a martyr and a baby.
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Iran has made it clear that it won't acquiesce, with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei calling Soleimani a martyr and vowing revenge for his death.
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That led many people online to wonder why Milwaukee residents would burn down parts of their city over someone who's, frankly, not an ideal martyr.
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Now, Fox is opening up to Cosmopolitan U.K. about her departure from the franchise and why she considered herself a martyr of sorts at the time.
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And, as with teenage suicides, there was a pattern of copycat attacks, or at least a tendency of those close to a "martyr" to seek revenge.
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On Monday evening, Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, reacted to the news, calling Morsy a "brother" and a "martyr," according to state-run news agency Anadolu.
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Look at David Ermold, an assistant professor of English at the University of Pikesville, now running to take wannabe homophobic martyr Kim Davis' county clark position.
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"It is with great sorrow we came to know our son Hussein Hazim Hussein Pasha Al-Umari is a martyr," the mother wrote alongside his picture.
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He praised the dead leader for fighting against what he called "Russian and Christian crusaders" and for "dying a martyr after a long history of jihad."
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"What was now an economic and nationalist debate has now become personal, as she may well be seen, or framed, as a martyr to the cause."
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The aesthetic — a neo-Gothic stained glass window, a devotional statue, a series of paintings depicting the life and suffering of a martyr — is perfectly familiar.
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He wouldn't become a martyr if no one had ever heard of him — and his story just isn't possible without the platforms and their recommendation algorithms.
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Gab's Twitter feed is filled with tweets characterizing the platform and its CEO as a Silicon Valley martyr suffering for defending free speech whatever the cost.
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Taseer's killer, executed last year, has been hailed by religious hard-liners as a martyr to Islam and a shrine has been erected at his grave.
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He is cast a religious martyr, or someone who, though assailed on (in their view, bogus) legal or circumstantial grounds will be vindicated through divine favor.
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He has taken to wearing the white cloak of a martyr, saying he is willing to be killed for his fight for the rights of Iraqis.
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Shia communal leaders, who kept away from Nimr when he was alive, have trooped to his mourning tent and hailed him as a hero and martyr.
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"He said he hoped that law enforcement would raid his apartment and assault his wife and child so that he could martyr himself," Mr. Comey said.
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"That is how he wants people to see him, as a martyr who wishes to transcend in history, but I don't buy it," Mr. Basaldúa said.
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The man has rapidly become a symbol of the movement, earning the nickname "Raincoat Martyr" for what he was wearing at the time of his death.
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"Martyr" runs only 84 minutes, but Khaled tries a little of everything — family drama, movie musical, choreography, with some kind of turf-war rivalry mixed in.
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She later said that she wanted to "die as a martyr" by staying in the car, but that Ms. Gilligmann had discouraged her from doing so.
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This year would have been the church's 286th anniversary as a house of worship, but the Church of St. John the Martyr is sacred no more.
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When her family met with Pope Francis in February at the Vatican, the Pontiff reportedly described Bibi as a "martyr," according to ACN President Alessandro Mondeduro.
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They can see that a revolutionary often ends up a martyr, a tortured prisoner, a militiaman in the pay of foreign forces or an unwelcome refugee.
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His death ignited a wave of fury in China, where he was lionized as a medical martyr to officials who put political control ahead of health.
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Mr. Comey, who has served as a foil, an object of derision and a political martyr for both parties, is suddenly Capitol Hill's most-wanted man.
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I for one do not want to imagine a 2020 campaign in which the base believes he's a martyr who has to be saved from imprisonment.
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Virtually overnight, the story of interference from real Washington insiders went viral, and Ms. Moser became a glorious martyr, quoting Michelle Obama ("When they go low …").
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Kim Davis, the Kentucky county clerk who became a martyr figure to the religious right after refusing to validate gay marriage licenses, has lost her job.
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Though Cassie of Fight Rosa Fight doesn't see herself as a martyr for punks of color, she understands the power that comes with taking the stage.
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Riot gear meets Stormtrooper in what at first glance is a straightforward commentary on police militarization in the service of extractive industry and white savior-martyr narratives.
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Some countries call it St. Stephen's Day, in honor of a deacon who became the first Christian martyr when he was stoned to death in AD 36.
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"He said that he hoped law enforcement would raid his apartment and assault his wife and child so that he could martyr himself," the FBI director said.
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Months before his death, Badriddine said he wouldn't "come back from Syria unless as a martyr or a carrier of the banner of victory," according to Hezbollah.
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On June 30, 2016, an Israeli teen was stabbed to death by a terrorist who had boasted on Facebook of his plans to die as a martyr.
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Of course, I'd like to think that I simply had no choice but to martyr our friendship to make this discovery, but I know that's not true.
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The measure is intended to stop the Palestinians from paying stipends, referred to as "martyr payments," to the families of militants killed or imprisoned by Israeli authorities.
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According to the Catholic Encyclopedia, he may have lived out his life and died naturally — or he might have died a martyr by burning, stoning, or beheading.
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The moves knocked Gab offline for nearly a week, during which the company painted itself as a martyr for free speech and milked the media for attention.
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The church reveres him as a saint and martyr; secular historians would agree that he was a central figure in the French colonisation of the New World.
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"He's a tool of Russian intelligence, and if he's such a ... martyr of free speech, why doesn't WikiLeaks ever publish anything coming out of Russia?" she said.
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When Tata prepares a massive feast for the entire family, it feels unmistakably like "The Last Supper" with a mustachioed martyr at the head of the table.
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Hecht published other experiments, including an obscene novel that appears to have been an attempt to get himself thrown in jail as a martyr to free speech.
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Alex Jones should not be anyone's free speech martyr -- his content is self-serving (his conspiratorial rants are used to sell overpriced supplements to preppers) and dangerous.
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In the end, there was something like magic to it all: the storytellers tried to make Branca a baseball martyr, but he turned their intentions inside out.
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Most likely, Trump will be perceived as a martyr even if he keels over of natural causes in the Oval Office sometime in the next three years.
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I recreated the photo upon which the painting is based, with Neery as the mother in a series of maternal poses — the Pietà, the goddess, the martyr.
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Sabag sits there chanting soundlessly like a silent martyr, his head wrenching this way and that as if in a trance, eyes squeezed shut, beard mostly gray.
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Depending on who you ask, Marquis de Sade is either the embodiment of human depravity, a Larry Flynt-like martyr for free speech, or something in between.
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Even though this jackass has the flu, they've decided to martyr themselves (and apparently you as well) and show up to work weak, red-faced, and sneezing.
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But his death on Mr. Obama's orders made him a martyr in the eyes of many admirers, who posted more and more of his work on YouTube.
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Dressed in black and holding a poster bearing the portrait of the new martyr, he looked every bit like the hard-line supporters of the clerical government.
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Omari Jabari's Martyr EP was a dark and spiraling release that showcased the DSTRY-affiliated rapper and producer's burbling sing-song and taste for off-kilter beats.
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Suddenly we're supposed to believe that Carter Page — a man who charitably can be described as Vladimir Putin's useful idiot — is a martyr to American civil liberties.
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But the Democratic establishment is caught in a catch-22: Attack Sanders and risk galvanizing his supporters and turning him into a martyr of the far-left.
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But as he recalled, General Suleimani laughed, and said that, in fact, he hoped to die a martyr and asked Mr. Nasrallah to pray that he would.
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" He added that wearing the Yankees uniform in his old Brooklyn neighborhood, "to me it was like being a martyr: I'm not gonna give up my religion.
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Trump also reportedly feared that firing Cordray, who's reportedly mulling a run for Ohio governor, would turn the director into a martyr and catapult his political career.
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Some of the children at the compound told police that Morten allegedly "stated he wished to die in Jihad, as a martyr," prosecutors said in the motion.
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The authorities, wary of turning Mr. Liu into a martyr, have in recent days censored online tributes and arrested activists who have sought to publicly remember him.
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The act is intended to stop the Palestinians from paying stipends, referred to as "martyr payments," to the families of militants killed or imprisoned by Israeli authorities.
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" YUSUF QARADAWI, SENIOR DOHA-BASED CLERIC "May God have mercy on the patient and calculated Egyptian president, Dr. Mohamed Mursi ... May Allah accept him as a martyr.
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