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But this doesn't mean that one side can perfidiously initiate a trade war.
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In so doing, Donald John Trump, President of the United States of America, has fueled and is fueling an alt-right hate machine and its worldwide covert sympathizers engendering racial antipathy, LGBTQ enmity, religious anxiety, stealthy sexism, and dreadful xenophobia, perfidiously causing immediate injury to American society.
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The later history of the family is unclear; there are two or more versions: # The whole family was perfidiously executed in 1109."Encyklopedyja Powszechna" vol. 6 article "Czechy" p. 391 (published by Samuel Orgelbrand in Warszawa, 1861) # The same source suggests that it could have happened that some of them escaped to Kingdom of Poland and acted from there yet in 1100.
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Tripoli put up a stubborn fight and perfidiously feigned surrender three times in an engagement lasting three hours before the polacca was finally captured by the Americans. Although the Americans had taken the vessel, Sterett had no orders to take prizes and so was obliged to release her. Enterprise completed her journey to Malta, and received honor and praise from the squadron's Commodore on her return to the fleet. The success of the battle boosted morale in the United States, since it was that country's first victory in the war against the Tripolitans.
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The commander of Fort McHenry, Major William W. Morris, wrote in reply, > At the date of issuing your writ, and for two weeks previous, the city in > which you live, and where your court has been held, was entirely under the > control of revolutionary authorities. Within that period United States > soldiers, while committing no offense, had been perfidiously attacked and > inhumanly murdered in your streets; no punishment had been awarded, and I > believe, no arrests had been made for these atrocious crimes; supplies of > provisions intended for this garrison had been stopped; the intention to > capture this fort had been boldly proclaimed; your most public thoroughfares > were daily patrolled by large numbers of troops, armed and clothed, at least > in part, with articles stolen from the United States; and the Federal flag, > while waving over the Federal offices, was cut down by some person wearing > the uniform of a Maryland officer. To add to the foregoing, an assemblage > elected in defiance of law, but claiming to be the legislative body of your > State, and so recognized by the Executive of Maryland, was debating the > Federal compact. If all this be not rebellion, I know not what to call it.
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