And they are not just martyrs of Islam, but they are martyrs for this nation.
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"Alongside our 56 martyrs, the FSA army had hundreds of martyrs," Erdogan told Turkey's NTV in an interview broadcast live.
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Instead of celebrating martyrs — like the ubiquitous yet rarely visited martyrs museums that dot the country — this museum offers a narrative of nationalism, dignity and pride.
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"With this ruling, the revolution will have paid off its debt to the martyrs a first time, to be followed as many times as the number of martyrs," it said.
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And we are ready to die as martyrs for Iraq.
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There was no immediate response from the Yarmouk Martyrs Brigade.
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Don't call me a Martyrs daughter if that bothers you.
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"Benghazi is full of the blood of martyrs," said Misrati.
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"I don't say we want to be martyrs," Plassat says.
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Others invoke the blood of Brotherhood martyrs to rally support.
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Perhaps "traitors" might be a more appropriate term than "martyrs"?
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The martyrs from Tiananmen Square, and their families, deserve better.
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Baghdadis came to light candles and pray for the martyrs.
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We are proud of our martyrs, they are our brothers!
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"With souls and blood we redeem you martyrs," they shouted.
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We organized a celebration especially for the children of martyrs.
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He found work at a cafe on Rue des Martyrs.
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His group had "martyrs under the rubble" in three locations.
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He said these citizens were "martyrs" who deserved financial compensation.
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His representation of female martyrs could scarcely be more sensual.
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Resist the settler's robbery And follow the caravan of martyrs.
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Others, such as "Two Martyrs," pursue the inherent logic of a comparison (Two Martyrs stalked the earth/almsgiving equally/so neither knew the other/was capable of competition…) until it collapses under its own weight.
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He spoke during a Martyrs Day celebration in the capital, Asmara.
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But in Argentina some have proved to be martyrs and heroes.
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Deobandi hardliners disapprove of revering martyrs' graves, and much else besides.
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Amid the silence, the blood of civil rights martyrs cries out.
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Prison Ship Martyrs Monument fort greene PARK Clinton Hill VANDERBILT AVE.
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The procession inched through the dark streets to the martyrs' cemetery.
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But their parents didn't want martyrs; they wanted children and grandchildren.
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The Palestinian authorities venerate such "martyrs" and compensate their families financially.
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Draconian sentences can transform nobodies into martyrs and radicalise prisoners' relatives.
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He recently accompanied Xi to Gansu province to visit a monument and martyrs' cemetery of the West Route Army of Chinese Red Army, where he laid a floral basket to honor the Chinese Communist Party martyrs.
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"There are martyrs and wounded on both sides," one security source said.
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The Cross of Martyrs in the ruins of the Colosseum, Rome. (iStock)
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Martyrs become heroes who are publicly celebrated and recognized on the Internet.
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It works well because you're not turning them into free speech martyrs.
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Cohen was hanged in Martyrs' Square in Damascus on May 18, 1965.
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We humans are known to make martyrs of our lost and harmed.
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The 80-year-old Francis will also beatify two victims as martyrs.
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"Resistance Is Life" does not attempt to "designate ambiguous figures as martyrs".
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When "Martyrs" comes on and people want to get turnt, I'm turnt.
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"One, two, where are the rights of the martyrs?" the crowd chanted.
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They have been attributed to the al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades and Hamas.
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That is why it encourages its women and children to become martyrs.
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Value is an austere church, with its own liturgy, sacraments and martyrs.
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"The sacrifice of the martyrs will not go in vain," he said.
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Irish yearning coalesced in Dublin's rubble; all changed utterly; the martyrs won.
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In some schools, teachers see themselves as martyrs in a hopeless cause.
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Ravishing and rendered with a wink, it depicted scientists as religious martyrs.
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Can your first vote be dedicated to the brave martyrs of Pulwama?
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The martyrs climb one side Of a mountain and descend the other.
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Dying in the process makes us martyrs and takes us to Paradise.
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Myanmar still commemorates the assassination with a holiday known as Martyrs' Day.
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That amplification encourages more terrorism, inspires copycats, and turns the perpetrators into martyrs.
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"They are making a mockery of the blood of our martyrs," he said.
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" When horror fans dare other horror fans to watch a movie, it's "Martyrs.
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People are clashing with the security forces at Shohada (martyrs) Square right now.
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During the Middle Ages, female martyrs would mutilate themselves to safeguard their chastity.
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Two of its dead are among the best-known "martyrs" of the uprising.
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My thoughts & prayers are with the families of these martyrs and the injured.
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The Daraa Martyrs Documentation Office has recorded 198 deaths in the whole operation.
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Campsites, schools, clinics are named after so-called martyrs who kill innocent Jews.
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The part that seems odd now, but did not then: martyrs with guns.
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There will be decades of campaigns and leaders and, no doubt, many martyrs.
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They braved this dangerous work, which all too often created martyrs of marchers.
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"I was clear that I would not paint saints or martyrs," he says.
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But I guess we're all martyrs eventually, and we're all guaranteed to die.
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They are modern martyrs in places where Christians have lived for 2000 years.
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"They weren't martyrs, and they didn't want to be," says director Jeff Nichols.
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Nation salutes martyred soldiers and we all stand united with families of martyrs.
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Two more women who worked to serve their community now have become martyrs.
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Drank and then sloshed along, past faded wheat-pasted posters of jihadist martyrs.
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As political martyrs go, Mr. Hikind does not present the most sympathetic portrait.
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The Texas Revolution's martyrs included men like the slave trader James W. Fannin.
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Under the "Heroes and Martyrs Protection Act," passed by the National People's Congress and enacted on May 1st, it's now illegal to make jokes at the expense of communist heroes or martyrs — those distinctions belonging, of course, to the state.
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And so thousands of their ancestors died as martyrs because of the religious persecution.
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He added that the militants were from the Islamic State-affiliated Yarmouk Martyrs Brigades.
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As a representation of our martyrs' blood, I am commemorating this day by bleeding.
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A poster of Shia martyrs in the town of Tuz Khurmatu, south of Kirkuk.
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"Together with three of her comrades, she joined the immortal martyrs," the group said.
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It is the supplanting of one religion with another, which demands its own martyrs.
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The European approach, that effectively turns "informants into martyrs", is "a joke", he says.
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Workplace martyrs feel ashamed when they prioritize anything over work, or take time off.
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In Sana's Old City, posters of "martyrs" killed in the war covered entire buildings.
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She is buried in Forest Home Cemetery in Chicago, near the Haymarket Martyrs' Monument.
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"It's fine to take great pictures, but martyrs don't make great photographers," he said.
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Within two years Arafat was calling on a million "martyrs" to march on Jerusalem.
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THE ONLY STREET IN PARIS: Life on the Rue Des Martyrs, by Elaine Sciolino.
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The entire nation stands shoulder to shoulder with the families of the brave martyrs.
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The martyrs' street signs are a start; the authorities say they plan to have a placard for each of the estimated 1,300 to 1,400 Kurdish fighters who lost their lives here, said Arif Bali, a co-president of the Martyrs Institute of Kobani.
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Back in Maharashtra, he asked first-time voters to dedicate their ballots to Indian martyrs.
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The Stade des Martyrs in the Democratic Republic of Congo holds an amazing 125,000 people
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On Tuesday night, protesters slowly trickled back onto Beirut's Martyrs' Square to celebrate Hariri's departure.
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Firstly, it allows them to paint themselves as the wronged party — the martyrs and victims.
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Until governments fight such violence instead of abetting it, the ranks of martyrs will grow.
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Do not turn these men into martyrs or heroes by excessive force or unnecessary violence.
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The defense ministry issued a statement of condolences calling the fallen generals martyrs and heroes.
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On this unique day, we commemorate thousands of martyrs whose efforts made the victory possible.
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The families of "martyrs" also receive large payments for the loss of their family member.
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The two sides agreed to exchange "bodies of the martyrs and captives" at 9 p.m.
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It said 12 Azerbaijanis had "become shahids," meaning they died the death of Muslim martyrs.
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Accusers are often demonized and humiliated, while the accused are defended or treated as martyrs.
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Protesters waving Lebanese flags packed central Beirut's Martyrs Square where music blasted into the night.
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The divisions were named after four of the Ugandan martyrs: Kaggwa, Kizito, Lwanga, and Mukasa.
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But far more unlikely people have become martyrs for the common good through the courts.
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The IDF also monitors the activity of relatives, friends, classmates and co-workers of recent "martyrs".
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The pope also canonized 30 martyrs who were killed for their faith in Brazil in 1645.
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Kevin and Michael Goetz, the brothers who directed the new "Martyrs," say they understand fans' apprehension.
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The Weinstein Company bought "Martyrs" following its premiere in 2008 at Cannes, where it incited walkouts.
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"They are becoming martyrs because they are not protecting themselves and not following orders," he said.
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"There have been too many martyrs, and too much blood spilt," Ghani said in another tweet.
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It's appropriate that she previously illustrated a semi-educational, semi-satirical coloring book on Catholic martyrs.
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"The martyrs are still with us, they are with the revolutionaries," spectators in the room chanted.
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How many martyrs would it take to prove that the regime was truly, monstrously, carnivorously evil?
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In a statement after Tuesday's explosion, Islamic Jihad said: "We mourn the men - 'martyrs of preparation'".
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Right here is the Martyrs Brigade — this is basically the unit that deals with suicide bombers.
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This year, the Greek Catholic bishops were declared martyrs, putting them on the path to sainthood.
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This kind of nonsense makes martyrs of them and creates more followers of their warped philosophies.
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They were referring to the men who had raped them as their husbands and as martyrs.
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The giant crosses ignited to remember the Lewes martyrs appear to be a 19th-century innovation.
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"Pretty Little Liars" actress Troian Bellisario starred in a 2016 remake of the horror film "Martyrs."
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Instead, they are confronted by a shuffling procession of strangers carrying signs and posing as martyrs.
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He's comparing himself to some of the greatest civil rights icons and martyrs of all time.
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Near the end, the tour stopped in Martyrs' Square, the traffic-clogged center of the city.
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A statement by supporters of Ghwell said the labour and martyrs' ministries were also under their control.
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Those who have lost loved ones in the protracted Syrian conflict gather at the Martyrs Family Foundation.
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Stern claimed that the martyrs&apos fund pays higher benefits to those involved in more serious attacks.
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Cover: Anti-government protesters wave Lebanese flags in Martyrs' Square on October 29, 2019 in Beirut, Lebanon.
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"When you use the word 'hope' with the word 'Martyrs,'" it makes people livid, Kevin Goetz said.
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But it is also a land of war, loss, and grief, a living cemetery to vanished martyrs.
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In central Beirut's Martyrs' Square, Nahas's party erected a tent in the midst of the mass protests.
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Such films have tended to designate ambiguous figures as martyrs, and strip the nuance from complicated events.
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In the center of Tahrir, officials tried to erect a monument to commemorate the "martyrs" of Jan.
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Fate had decreed that I suffer, like the Catholic martyrs whose stories I'd devoured as a child.
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He was also convicted of being a member of a terrorist organization, the Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade.
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She grew up in Silvan, another movement stronghold, to a family crowded with P.K.K. members and martyrs.
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Several guests told me the village was a celebrated center of P.K.K. support, with many local martyrs.
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But it is also a land of war, loss and grief, a living cemetery to vanished martyrs.
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The rebel-linked Daraa Martyrs Documentation Office said 26 people were killed Wednesday in the Daraa countryside.
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"There is fear and anguish among people here, there are hundreds of martyrs and injured," he said.
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At least 2,000 people protested on Tripoli's central Martyrs' Square on Friday against Haftar and his offensive.
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But martyrs are not always as determined as mothers, and Sherri's tolerance turns out to be finite.
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He found work at a small cafe on rue des Martyrs, and befriended the owner, Madame Huguette.
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Violence plays into the hands of our opponents, who relish the opportunity to play at being martyrs.
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"In our history, we carry a very heavy burden, a debt to our martyrs," Mr. Bali said.
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" (a slogan of the anticorruption movement), "Equality for women!" and "Justice for the martyrs of the revolution!
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I live meters away, and if the missile hit my house, we would all be martyrs too.
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Now, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would just as willingly sacrifice Arabs and Iranians as martyrs to his cause.
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"The map of a new Iraq will be drawn with the blood of these martyrs," Akram said.
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The interplay and tension between these truths turns Martyrs into a deeply disturbing but utterly transcendent work.
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But once it was time for the world to end, we were going to be martyrs for God.
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Barin's family now receives support from the Martyrs Family Foundation, headquartered in the city of the same name.
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So it's no surprise that the film's partisans are wary of a new "Martyrs," which opened Jan. 22.
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Shatteringly stupid and repulsively misogynistic, "Martyrs" mashes revenge, torture and the supernatural into one solid, quasi-religious lump.
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Before painting martyrs' portraits, either Diab or someone working with her reaches out to the family for permission.
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By presenting them like this, the performance casts the subjects — despite Mapplethorpe's objectifying intent — as martyrs and saints.
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In practice, many people have forgotten, if they ever knew, the distinction between passion-bearers, martyrs and saints.
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Maybe they should try to ensure that when children go to school and university they don't become martyrs.
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Zumlot stressed the practice is not to "reward martyrs," but rather to direct the family away from violence.
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"There is an effort to provoke, to create martyrs, blame the authorities and invoke public anger," he said.
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In fact, death can serve the purpose of many terrorists who wish to become "martyrs" for their cause.
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We'll laud distant martyrs, light up virtual candles and color our lips red or black for good causes.
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While some political dissidents were full-blooded martyrs, others used samizdat to earn money or win Western support.
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By the time I finished "Two Martyrs," the first selection in the book, my anxiety had left me.
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The graveyard at the end of the lane has an area for militants, who are remembered as "martyrs".
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It came after Pope Francis recognized all 000 as martyrs in January, paving the way for the ceremony.
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Mr. Abed was buried last week at a martyrs' cemetery in Hukumya, about nine miles northwest of Raqqa.
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Martyrs is almost unbearably brutal, and its brutality serves to tell a story that is deeply, unforgettably profound.
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"We will avenge our martyrs and we will relentlessly pursue the terrorists into their last hiding places," Jribi said.
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" Earlier in the day, Brooks tweeted, "Dear #POTUS, I assure you, in the memory of @NAACP martyrs, any exec.
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In Kobani, the battlefield dead are brought to the House of the Martyrs, the body washed, the wounds stitched.
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In a section on protecting personal reputations, the new preamble makes it an offence to defame "heroes and martyrs".
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Libyan Muslim worshippers gather to perform Eid al-Fitr prayers at the Martyrs' Square in Tripoli on June 4.
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She also vows that she will gather together the other mothers of protest martyrs and join them in demonstration.
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The Palestinians feel greatly aggrieved, and Hamas now has more martyrs, and you have extremism fueled at this moment.
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Why do we forget that these students went to university to study math and chemistry, and not become martyrs?
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Though employees born between 1981 and 403 made up just 29% of respondents, they comprised 43% of work martyrs.
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" Other officials from the Palestinian Authority, and the Fatah movement that dominates it, have defended the payments to "martyrs.
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Pope Francis called the nuns "today's martyrs" because they were both victims of their killers and of global indifference.
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She is the author of a forthcoming book from Voice of the Martyrs on the history of Iraqi Christians.
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The video, simply entitled Mary, complements Viola's other installation in the cathedral's south side, Martyrs (Earth, Air, Fire, Water).
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Already visible throughout Vietnam are "martyrs' cemeteries" commemorating more than one million soldiers who died for the Communist revolution.
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"There are two children among the martyrs and 11 children among those injured," hospital manager Saleh Qorban told Reuters.
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In fact, payments to "martyrs" dwarf the average monthly salary of an ordinary working inhabitant of the West Bank.
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Those who murder in the name of religion are not martyrs going to heaven but murderers going to hell.
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Palestinian attackers are celebrated in the West Bank as martyrs, and their families receive compensation from the Palestinian Authority.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, so I knew the faces of martyrs of the civil rights movement.
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But after my first verse, it takes a turn and goes somewhere else with the martyrs, big and small.
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On the edge of town, a "martyrs' cemetery" of sandy graves and simple headstones stretched nearly to the horizon.
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"As much as we give the martyrs, it doesn't compare to the lives they gave for us," he said.
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Grace and Hunter are not demons but martyrs, sacrificed to the feminine ideal of motherhood despite their independent desires.
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Special envoy James Jeffrey, speaking in Turkish in the capital Ankara, referred to the fallen Turkish soldiers as "martyrs".
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Special envoy James Jeffrey, speaking in Turkish in the capital Ankara, referred to the fallen Turkish soldiers as "martyrs".
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"This is not the stuff of which martyrs are made," More says of himself to his wife, Lady Alice.
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Police in riot gear at the Stade des Martyrs, built by the Chinese, in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Khalil, a member of the Martyrs Foundation who delivers news to families if their relatives have been killed in action.
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The government has also stated it will treat those killed in the protests, both demonstrators and security forces, as martyrs.
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Hundreds of people surrounded a police station late on Tuesday chanting "free the martyrs" after the 44 activists were charged.
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The "Palestinians argue that the bulk of these prisoners and 'martyrs' are political prisoners and innocent bystanders," the two noted.
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But she doesn't turn them into martyrs: They make their own decisions, and they own the consequences of those actions.
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The explosion was "a terrorist aggression on civilians" and caused "martyrs and wounded", a ministry spokesman said in a statement.
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The coup, though, "seems to be the perfect grand event, complete with martyrs and great popular support," Ms. Ozyurek said.
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" Fatah also claimed to have "offered 170,000 martyrs," and hundreds of its followers, it said, were in "Israeli occupation jails.
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In the eighth century, however, Pope Gregory IIIdeclaredNovember 1 All Saints Day, a time to celebrate Christian martyrs and saints.
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He wrote a song on the topic of martyrs, whose faces adorn numerous Tehran buildings, fountains, and street corner mosaics.
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Portraits of Houthi leaders and "martyrs" hung on the hospital walls and over the beds where wounded prisoners were treated.
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Mostly, these are chronicles of extreme male suffering, torments so ghastly they turn otherwise ordinary men into quasi-religious martyrs.
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To the extent that her dancers resemble figures in the exhibition, they look like St. Sebastian and other wounded martyrs.
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A member of Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, a militant group affiliated with Fatah, he died battling Israeli soldiers in 2006.
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"It's the best news I've heard in the past few days, it's a revenge for the martyrs' blood," he wrote.
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"I was fascinated by Catholicism in childhood, the tortures and the torments of the martyrs and of Jesus," he says.
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The veneration of Christian martyrs is felt most keenly at the monastery of St. Mina, an hour's drive from Alexandria.
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He spoke during a Martyrs Day celebration in the capital, Asmara, but did not say when the delegation would travel.
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High rises were decorated with anti-American murals or portraits of the martyrs of the 1980-88 war with Iraq.
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Both Tupac and Hussle were transformed in death from hood griots to ghetto saints, from verbal magicians to generational martyrs.
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Intrigued by monuments to Loyalist exiles and martyrs in English churches, Mr Hoock dug into long-forgotten archives and eyewitness accounts.
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When 12 Saudi soldiers were killed in Yemen in April, the station failed to refer to them as "martyrs", enraging Riyadh.
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Martyrs is not for everyone, and it's difficult to watch even for die-hard horror fans, but it's supposed to be.
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The team also restores delicate sculptures depicting Catholic martyrs made from wood and cloth that are often missing heads or arms.
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said he mourned the victims as martyrs and vowed to push ahead with the campaign.
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"To crucify herself during the concert in the city of Popes and martyrs is an act of open hostility," he added.
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Yesterday, Pope Francis called the nuns -- part of a group founded by Mother Teresa -- martyrs and prayed for the other victims.
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The ceremony's creators paid careful, artistic attention to the safe black poets and singers and athletes and martyrs of the South.
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Roads near the bridge - since renamed "July 15 Martyrs' Bridge" - were so crowded that some people opted to come by ferry.
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And he should make the shuttering of the Palestinian Authority prisoners and martyrs programs a condition for convening any peace talks.
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"Other families make martyrs," said her mother, Faiza, referring to Palestinians who die attacking Israelis or who are killed by them.
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He managed to complete a third feature, "Martyrs of Love," which consisted of three love stories with farcical overtones, in 1967.
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"Either path would make them martyrs in the eyes of their fanatic, misled comrades in arms — the worst outcome," they added.
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Image courtesy of the artist Martyrs & Matryoshkas is on 8 to 18 December at The Old Truman Brewery, Ely's Yard, London.
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The Museum of the 215 July: Martyrs and Democracy is expected to open in late 2018 on the outskirts of Ankara.
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The Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester acquired Bill Viola's "Martyrs (Earth, Air, Fire, Water)" (22017) [via email announcement].
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Chabad of Eastern Queens P.S. 188 American Martyrs Roman Catholic Church Hollis Hills Bayside Jewish Center Hollis Hills GRAND CENTRAL PKWY.
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"We thought it was a terrific idea to honor Oscar Wilde and other martyrs of the liberation movement," Mr. Wells said.
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It deliberately incites passions by glorifying images of Islamist violence and the funerals of Muslim "martyrs" who die fighting non-Muslim.
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In the message he honored the "martyrs" who died during the coup attempt and those "veterans" who took to the streets.
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The Secretariat has been opened to the public on Martyrs' Day every year since 2014, but has otherwise remained largely closed.
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The book built on one of the most revered texts in the Christian faith: Foxe's Book of Martyrs, published in 215.
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The boat landing was closed on Saturday and the government officially renamed the island "Martyrs Island" for those who had died.
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ISIS, which has previously released statements hailing dead senior figures as martyrs, has so far stayed quiet on al-Baghdadi's status.
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They chant nationalist slogans ("Martyrs don't die, the homeland cannot be divided") and an Islamist slogan chanted at conservative religious marches.
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"Unfortunately, our happiness was incomplete, as we are still mourning the martyrs we lost" after Turkey invaded the area earlier this month.
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Due to limited resources, only 65 bodies have been exhumed, Fouad Othman, the spokesman of the Martyrs Ministry in Kurdistan, told CNN.
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"Excuse me but France will have to apologize for the martyrs we lost," said a woman who gave her name as Nadia.
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The photographs of martyrs like Pearse, along with shocking images of the ruins of Dublin, fixed the event in the national consciousness.
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Radical Islamists believe green birds carry the souls of martyrs to paradise if they die waging violent jihad, according to trial testimony.
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He vowed to "retaliate for the martyrs by chopping off the heads of Daesh" militants, using the Arabic acronym for the group.
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More than 1,000 people staged a protest in Martyrs Square in central Tripoli to demand an end to the offensive, witnesses said.
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Around a new curve, we find a plaque that reads A los Mártires de la Democracia, or "To the Martyrs of Democracy".
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But he also described those killed in the US airstrikes as "martyrs" and supported a funeral for them in the capital's streets.
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They also include former fighters and relatives of those known as martyrs who died fighting with Hezbollah, who are hard to dismiss.
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Xinhua said the new law would offer unspecified punishments to those who insult or slander heroes and martyrs or damage their memorials.
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That's why I loved this painting so much, because Marshall is a caretaker of history and of the sacrifices of these martyrs.
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Protesters light up their phones as they gather at Martyrs' Square during ongoing anti-government protests in Beirut, Lebanon, on Nov. 3.
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Lewes also commemorates the killing of 17 Protestant martyrs who met their horrific deaths in the town well before the Gunpowder Plot.
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But the sisters still had to step up as martyrs against the policy, proving that we have a long way to go.
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Earlier, state television cited a ministry spokesman describing the explosion as "a terrorist aggression on civilians," which had caused "martyrs and wounded".
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The paintings "Sandra Bland" and "The Return of Trayvon" (both 2016) memorialize two of the martyrs of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Sometimes they were teenagers bullied at school who wanted to be admired as "martyrs"—Clark Kent becomes Superman, as one officer put it.
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It soon spread among social media users who used the color not only to honor Mattar but other martyrs of the Sudan uprising.
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The first funerals for the Jewish martyrs of Pittsburgh have begun, marked by remembrances of the positive effects they brought to the world.
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Nassar's words were mild by comparison with younger Palestinians, some of whom look up to those who carry out attacks, calling them martyrs.
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They formed Facebook groups, opened halls for commemorating Shia martyrs and collected tithes on behalf of Ali Sistani, the grand ayatollah in Iraq.
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This is what the church does in its liturgical service and also in canonising those who are believed to be martyrs and confessors.
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A museum to the "martyrs" recounts the bravery of local fighters, and local TV channels broadcast war footage of Tigrayans on the march.
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And as TrackRecord's Elijah Watson noted earlier this year, songs like "Napoleon Solo," refer to El Paso's musical martyrs and deep punk history.
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Some of the perpetrators caught alive have admitted under interrogation that they wanted to kill themselves, avoiding shame by being regarded as "martyrs".
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Lampposts are decorated with posters in shades of green, depicting the conflict's martyrs, some children, some soldiers, the names too numerous to count.
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The most astonishing work came from Mesoamerica, where the Aztecs used feathers like mosaic pieces, to create intricate tableaux of gods and martyrs.
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The "martyrs" all turned out to be local Kashmiris and not, as has often been the case in the past, infiltrators from Pakistan.
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"This is simple restitution to the martyrs' families," said Yahiya al-Nasiri, the governor of Dhi Qar Province, where the executions took place.
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In the FBI's storied history, thirty-six service martyrs have paid the ultimate price with their lives; the direct result of adversarial action.
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An all-white jury awarded the verdict after Mr. Dees compared Mr. Donald to martyrs of the civil rights movement, like the Rev.
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The Art of Collecting PARIS — There is a rundown shop in my neighborhood near the Rue des Martyrs that never seems to close.
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The video then shows them at their next stop, a memorial and graveyard called the Garden of the Martyrs in a nearby village.
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In July 1998, a statue of the archbishop was unveiled at Westminster Abbey in London, one of 10 "modern martyrs," including the Rev.
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U.S. officials have previously targeted the Martyrs Foundation, an organization the department has said channels financial support to several militant groups, including Hezbollah.
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All the money will go back to them, because the martyrs, the wounded, and the prisoners are the most sacred things we have.
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The Dara'a Martyrs Documentation Office's al-Hariri said he hoped that Shuhada al-Yarmouk and Muthanna could be forced into a negotiated surrender.
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"This is a land of martyrs," explained Juan Francisco Rosas, a student at a local seminary who attended the final Mass of the pilgrimage.
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"In a way, the prime minister has created two martyrs here," Sylvia Bashevkin, a University of Toronto professor of political science, told the Atlantic.
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Paintings show graphic scenes of a mass murder, while North Koreans are often depicted as martyrs who stand bravely in the face of death.
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In a statement, Azerbaijan's Defense Ministry said 12 of its soldiers "became shahids" — Muslim martyrs — and said one of its helicopters was shot down.
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She is one of seven female martyrs of the early church whose regular mention is prescribed in the traditional form of the Catholic Mass.
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ROME (Reuters) - Visitors to Rome's Colosseum can now see the structure as poor Romans once did - minus the wild animals, gladiators and Christian martyrs.
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The Shopian "martyrs" all turned out to be local Kashmiris and not, as has often been the case in the past, infiltrators from Pakistan.
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Uzbek had been specifically targeted by ISIS and multiple videos to glorify would be Uzbeks who would become martyrs in the service of ISIS.
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Now adults, these individuals lack economic opportunities, and some have become involved with designated terrorist organizations, such as Hamas and al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade.
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And even those who were not martyrs and confessors, we still commemorate them as victims of these terrible years and of this terrible epoch.
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Yip cautioned that turning people who may have had mental health issues already into martyrs risked glamorizing suicide, which could create a contagion effect.
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One of the files, marked "Martyrs", detailed a group of IS members who were willing and trained to carry out suicide attacks, Sky said.
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"We came out to express our opinion and convey our voice and salute the memory of our eternal martyrs," said protester Mostafa Sayed Ahmed.
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Thousands of people gathered on Saturday night at a vigil for "martyrs", after a student died in hospital this week following a high fall.
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The Prisoners' Institution and the Institution for the Care of Martyrs support 21625,2900 families — at least 220006,2202 people — among a population of 2628 million.
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But sitting at his glass-topped desk recently, he was soothing as he spoke to the relatives, praising the "martyrs" and promising financial support.
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Angered by the hypocrisy and the political exploitation of the dead, the families of the martyrs held a news conference and released a statement.
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Their demands included removing all partisan banners from the site of the bombing, ending mourning rituals, rebuilding the site, and compensating the martyrs' families.
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On one wall in the lobby hung a banner with the words, "The Martyrs Ask of You: Remember Us," and two photographs of Burhan.
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At least 19 people, including rebel fighters, have been killed in the region since the offensive began, according to the Daraa Martyrs Documentation Office.
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"I would say the worst scenario is that we will be martyrs," he said, referring to all those remaining in the rebel-held area.
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Holy people, saints and martyrs, and Mary and Jesus above all, were believed to have merits far in excess of those necessary to salvation.
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If you get a sense that the company is filled with workaholics and martyrs who brag about pulling all-nighters, be on high alert.
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The soundtrack and battle cry of a group of martyrs suffering for all the things I take for granted as an M4M in 2016.
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The Islamic Republic of Iran was brainwashing [children] to make them believe that they will be martyrs, that Allah will take them into heaven.
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"These martyrs of our times were faithful announcers of the Gospel, humble builders of peace and heroic witnesses to Christian charity," the pope said.
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The mass murder of school children is called a collective sacrifice; civilians randomly blown up while going about their business are celebrated as martyrs.
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Ibrahim Qaleif, an Arab and vice president of the Manbij Martyrs Institute, said he saw nothing strange about such expansive veneration of the dead.
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The school, Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Catholic Academy in Forest Hills, Queens, was being disinfected after a suspected coronavirus case, the diocese said.
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Es autora de Heroes, Martyrs & Political Messiahs in Revolutionary Cuba, 1946-1958 y Visions of Power in Cuba: Revolution, Redemption, and Resistance, 1959-1971.
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The law would also give a responsibility to the media and internet users to report any insults to the honor of martyrs, it said.
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In 1994, Portuguese ship Our Lady of the Martyrs was discovered near Fort of Sao Juliao da Barra, a military defense complex near Cascais.
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His lawyer, Paul Champ, previously told VICE News that his client was being accused of supporting the February 17th Martyrs Brigade and Libya Dawn.
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While abroad, he connected with members of a rebel group called the Abu Salim Martyrs Brigade, according to encrypted messages presented as trial exhibits.
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"The Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades are digging tunnels to defend Gaza and turn it into a launch pad for all of Palestine," he added.
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He recorded the revolution's martyrs, people he knew, friends, sprawled in their gaping houses, or lying in pieces among the ruins of their market stalls.
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López Obrador still has a penchant for martyrs to this day: He named his youngest son Jesús Ernesto after Jesus Christ and Ernesto "Che" Guevara.
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Their last record, All Hell's Martyrs, served as an introduction; now, with the imminent release of their second full-length, Dread Sovereign offer a warning.
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Of millennials, 48% (compared to only 39% of Gen Xers and 32% of baby boomers) hope our bosses think of us as work martyrs, too.
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"Martyrs" is a song where a lot of people expect that we about to all have this bitch rocking and that's not what I want.
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By calling them "martyrs", the MPs enraged many Jews who regard the killers as terrorists; in one incident, assailants killed two Israelis on a bus.
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Mo, a volunteer who had flown in from Brisbane to wash the bodies, said the people who died in the mosques were classified as martyrs.
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Just south of Bachoura is Basta Tahta, where the roads are worse, and there are more posters on the walls, of imams, politicians, and martyrs.
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"Reality says that there are closer to 130 martyrs," Taj said, adding that the committee relied on Health Ministry records, which he said were inaccurate.
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The cemetery is full of women crouched in mourning aside the colourful shrines of the town's 23 "martyrs", piled high with flowers, flags and memorabilia.
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The dead are referred to either as "martyrs" or "terrorists"; civilians, at least 250 of whom have been killed in the fighting, are seldom mentioned.
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On June 21, 1964, three men were abducted and murdered; James Chaney, Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner became martyrs to the cause of racial equality.
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That being the case, he said, "Any action that tries to deprive the public of its freedom and rights is a betrayal of our martyrs."
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"The armed forces and the police will avenge our martyrs and restore security and stability with the utmost force," Sisi said in a televised address.
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"Some women removed their head scarves and started to sing and dance ... this is disrespect to our martyrs and betrayal of the revolution," he said.
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Apparently referring to the May 10 attack by Israel, Assad said: "We had tens of Syrian martyrs and wounded soldiers, not a single Iranian" casualty.
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Perhaps the first contemporary art gallery of the Islamic Republic was the Behesht-e Zahra cemetery, where martyrs' photographs are covered with simple decorative elements.
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Christian history valorizes those devoted few able to maintain the Lord's course in times of great distress, martyrs and the self-sacrificial and their ilk.
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They were the families of the "martyrs" — those who died during the 2011 uprising but have not, their loved ones say, gotten recognition or justice.
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In the Korean imagination, March 1 conjures images of flag-waving martyrs in traditional white hanbok and nostalgia for an ethnically pure, politically uncomplicated past.
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"They don't want me to go to our martyrs' funerals," Kilicdaroglu, who had been attacked after a funeral in 2016, told supporters outside CHP headquarters.
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About 10,000 people gathered in front of the Martyrs' Centre in Khartoum, set up by the government for the families of people killed in protests.
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Al-Burhan described those who died on Monday as "martyrs" and expressed "regret" at the violence, although he did not directly say military forces were responsible.
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Others can include avoiding conflict, smudging the truth, burying themselves in work, blaming other for mistakes, pretending they're martyrs, building alliances, and threatening lawsuits, she says.
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There were no malls, no motorways, no skyscrapers, no billboards; the only hoardings were pictures of "martyrs" who gave up their lives to defend the revolution.
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I'm not saying that Democrats should make martyrs of Collins and Murkowski; after all, they have plenty of views that aren't in line with progressive platforms.
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"I am taking part in this rally to demand accountability for the murderers of the revolution's martyrs," said Mazen Mostafa, a 20-year-old university student.
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Turkey's culture ministry will build a new museum dedicated to the "martyrs and warriors" of the failed coup d'état against President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan last July.
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But when last summer they began to mass in the city's Martyrs' Square to protest at a pile-up of rubbish, riot police quickly dispersed them.
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A monument of leaning pillars in Abu Dhabi shows the cost of this engagement: inscribed with soldiers' names, the memorial pays tribute to the UAE's "martyrs".
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"Iran's theocratic rulers aided and abetted the Beirut bombers 34 years ago and even now, Iran praises the attackers and remembers them as martyrs," Pence said.
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Shortly before Mr Hariri tendered his resignation, bully boys clad in black and answering to Mr Nasrallah stormed Beirut's Martyrs' Square, the centre of the protests.
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The lawyer proceeded to read aloud from the transcript: "He's got the houris now," Abdelkader had said, referring to the young virgins reserved for Islamic martyrs.
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As they passed a statue erected in honor of Monimbó's "martyrs"—a crudely sculpted concrete figure holding a rifle aloft—no one even glanced at it.
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" Even more, Mr. Heisbourg argued, "talking of war dignifies Daesh, which wants to be seen as having a state and an army of warriors and martyrs.
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Surely one way to read "Two Martyrs" is as a dissection of masculinity, but that is not the only way, nor perhaps even the most interesting.
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The Palestinian leadership describes the payments as necessary social welfare, and many Palestinians revere the prisoners and so-called "martyrs" for the Palestinian cause as heroes.
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There are also contemporary pieces: Displayed on either side of the altarpiece are 12 oil paintings of what McDermott and McGough identify as modern-day martyrs.
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When our history books or patriotic songs talk about "The Martyrs of '67," the listener is almost sure that they are military officers, or maybe conscripts.
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"In my country, they tried to overthrow the state, and we gave 249 martyrs, and had 2,193 injured," he said in remarks carried by Anadolu Agency.
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The bombs planted by its officers destroyed the Martyrs' Mausoleum in what was then the Burmese capital, killing 21 people, including several South Korean cabinet ministers.
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"The self-sacrificing military and intelligence children of the people of Iran will take revenge for the blood of the martyrs of this incident," Qassemi said.
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China unveiled the law to protect heroes and martyrs in December, and it is likely to be passed by the largely rubber-stamp parliament on Friday.
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A new view of caregivers is needed—one that doesn't see them—us—as saints and martyrs, but as valuable and engaged forces in our communities.
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Abbas' resolute policy to keep funneling money to terrorists, and to continue glorifying them as martyrs makes the future of Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations seem unattainable.
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In sweltering heat of 32 degrees C (89.6°F), some protesters chanted, "Withdraw evil law, release martyrs...Teresa Cheng, come out," referring to the justice secretary.
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" The reason Google ended up opting for a four-week policy is the reason Vass is pulling 80 to 90 hour weeks: Millennials are "work martyrs.
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The FBI developed a new strategy of "infinite patience": waiting out militia standoffs rather than creating martyrs, even if they killed people who wanted to die.
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Syrian state television quoted Assad as thanking Putin for Russia's help, saying the blood of Moscow's "martyrs" had been mixed with the blood of the Syrian army.
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The Iraqi Army had little presence, limited to staffing artillery posts and running checkpoints outside the city, some of which provocatively flew the flags of Shiite martyrs.
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"The naval ship Dabieshan carried out a solemn ceremony to remember the martyrs who gloriously sacrificed themselves in the battle for the Yijiangshan Islands," the ministry said.
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Forget the fact that all those Christian martyrs got shot full of arrows, broken on the wheel and so on for the sake of a fucking emoji.
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Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige's Faces series, which helps commemorate the lives of those martyrs who lost their lives in Lebanon's civil war, is also particularly vital.
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Tens of thousands of citizens publicly mourned the firefighters when they were laid to rest in the "martyrs" section of the Behesht-e Zahra cemetery in Tehran.
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Its government-owned television network Al Jazeera Arabic routinely dubs Palestinians who die while trying to kill Israeli civilians "martyrs," including just two days before Mattis's visit.
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When games succeed after crunch, dozens of martyrs will believe they "saved" the studio, and will look for opportunities in the next game to "save" it again.
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The war dead are memorialized in online postings, and last April the militia group posted a large billboard praising its martyrs near the gate of Baghdad University.
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Last year, China passed a law making it potentially a criminal offence to defame or deny the deeds and spirit of the country's historic heroes and martyrs.
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I reached St Martin's fresh from a suburban convent school, where I had spent my teenage years surrounded by icons, crucifixions, suffering martyrs and epic biblical scenes.
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Airstrikes continued Friday, a day after 20163 civilians and 10 fighters were killed in aerial bombardment and shelling, according to the local Daraa Martyrs Documentation Office monitoring.
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Hamas leaders' open incitement to violence spawned the so-called "stabbing intifada," and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas praises the Palestinian "martyrs" and names streets after them.
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Militants then stormed the building of the National Authority for Disabled People and Martyrs' Families, taking civilians hostage as they fought a gun battle against Afghan soldiers.
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Maybe he has no real intention to allow this expensive new mandate to be placed on the crippled backs of the nation's heroic martyrs, small-business people.
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" The ruling, he said, "sends a message to the other martyrs of the revolution and their families that we are intent on getting our lost rights back.
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