He belonged to the church before he rebelled against it.
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Republican voters in Kansas rebelled against the policies of Gov.
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They rebelled against living in rural Colombia and having children.
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Dissenters rebelled against the shear cheek of the New Labour machine.
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The "Purple Rain" singer also famously rebelled against his Warner Bros.
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Cao Fei (pronounced TSOW fay) rebelled against that kind of art.
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As a teen, she had rebelled against her strict Baptist upbringing.
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They rebelled against something in the system that they didn't like.
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Steve Jobs famously rebelled against this practice by going the other way.
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The Al Thanis of Qatar, in turn, rebelled against the Al Khalifas.
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Erdogan quickly blamed low-ranking military officers who rebelled against their superiors.
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One possibility is Pontiac, an Odawa leader who rebelled against Amherst's rule.
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In that 1985 case, a board similarly rebelled against its controlling shareholder.
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As a result, the Sunni-populated regions rebelled against the central government.
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But there was a reason that we rebelled against all of that.
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Trump has quietly rebelled against some of the staples of the position.
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Answer: Ms. Friedman: Rei has famously rebelled against calling herself an artist.
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That's the kind of system that we rebelled against in 1776, no?
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But in their direct-to-cameras, the cast rebelled against their assigned characters.
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As an adolescent, she had rebelled against its rigid and arbitrary-seeming strictures.
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This resembles every other time the tyranny of cool has been rebelled against.
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About 20 members of Johnson's Conservative Party rebelled against him for the vote.
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She rebelled against the sexist high-heeled oppression of the Cannes Film Festival.
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Ms. Gutierrez had rebelled against the Christian conservative mores, yet only so much.
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But I rebelled against the church—the first thing I ever rebelled against, my mother told me, was when they asked us to take the Legion of Decency pledge, to pledge that we wouldn't see sinful movies condemned by the church.
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Even before the 2012 conflict, they had rebelled against governments three times since 1962.
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During the War of the Five Kings, the North rebelled against the Iron Throne.
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It is true that the Republican establishment has finally, though unconvincingly, rebelled against Trump.
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"All the woman that are there, it's because they rebelled against something," said Camila.
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Some rebelled against it, but I remained a good boy (hate myself for it now).
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Traders "rebelled" against Trump's tweet in attempt to hurt the share price of $JWN pic.twitter.
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His father had rebelled against the prospect of calling the baby Arthur Ochs Sulzberger III.
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Google faced internal backlash after employees rebelled against Project Maven, a program with the Pentagon.
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He pointed to a recent milestone moment when CEOs rebelled against the highest leadership office.
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The 21 fellow Conservatives who rebelled against the government were summarily expelled from the party.
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Melanie Onn, the Labour MP, rebelled against the party to support Boris Johnson's Brexit deal.
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But once the women started to organize into their own chapters, they rebelled against male control.
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But states rebelled against the commission's requests for voter information, and the commission was recently disbanded.
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We've rebelled against the status quo and the all the rhetoric has fallen on deaf ears.
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Yemen's minority Houthis, who are Shiite, rebelled against the Sunni-led government, backed by Saudi Arabia.
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Under Flynn, however, chaos was the norm, and many employees rebelled against his roughshod management style.
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The U.S. protected the Iraqi Kurds when they rebelled against Hussein after the 1991 Gulf War.
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In contrast, San Franciscans famously rebelled against the private buses and corporate fortresses tech set up.
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"If everyone rebelled against the law because they did not like it, it would be a mess."
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A conservative faction rebelled against Van Raalte's plan to fuse with Dutch Reformed congregations in New York.
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If everyone rebelled against the law because they did not like it, it would be a mess.
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Eighteen rebelled against the Speaker, pledging to block the bill if Pelosi brought it to the floor.
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In the late 1950s, a guerrilla group, the National Organization of Cypriot Fighters, rebelled against British rule.
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Before tattooing broke into the mainstream, alternative-beauty pioneers rebelled against the norms by getting inked anyway.
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A sizable number of House Republicans rebelled against the deal because of its huge increase in spending.
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Enslaved Africans resisted and rebelled against individual slave holders and the system of slavery as a whole.
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Angry Filipinos rebelled against all vaccines; vaccination rates fell to 60 percent, the country's health ministry said.
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Bieber was damned when he gave in to the system, and damned when he rebelled against it.
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In 240 we rebelled against the Soviet-backed regime in an effort to regain our national independence.
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As music moved toward maximum complexity, composers in various countries rebelled against the rebellion, reclaiming elemental harmonies.
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Sensing the instability of political transition, the mighty city of Thebes rebelled against the new Macedonian king.
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Eventually, a critical mass of women rebelled against this regime as too dangerous and demeaning to be tolerated.
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Hell's Angels and other outlaw biker gangs rebelled against the rigid social norms of the 1950s and 1960s.
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Party's Jeremy Corbyn surging unexpectedly to the center of the debate as Millennials rebelled against the liberal establishment.
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All for the sake of praising a film who's protagonist, in part, rebelled against people exactly like you.
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In 1863, President Abraham Lincoln issued a proclamation of general amnesty to those who rebelled against the Union.
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As Americans rebelled against the Vietnam draft, for example, economists advocated the superiority of an all-volunteer force.
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Her deliberate, unpredictable, and dynamic postures rebelled against conventional rules about how we move our bodies in public.
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Unrest in Khusestan goes back at least 100 years when the local leader rebelled against Reza Shah Pahlavi.
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Parliament rebelled against him to pass a law preventing the UK from leaving the EU without a deal.
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In fact, three government ministers resigned on Monday evening as they approved the amendment and rebelled against their leadership.
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The Framers rebelled against the notion that court judgments could be set aside by the other branches of government.
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The result showed Danish voters had rebelled against austerity measures and also dealt a blow to right-wing nationalists.
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He put these conjectures into practice in Iraq, where villages that rebelled against colonial rule were bombed by RAF aircraft.
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The novel recounts the siege, when inmates rebelled against conditions there and state troopers stormed in, killing dozens of people.
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As Di aged, adapted to, and ultimately rebelled against life in the royal family, she increasingly took more fashion risks.
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Southern whites rebelled against desegregation orders, at times prompting the federal government to enforce the Supreme Court's decision by force.
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In modern dance, even more than in most art genres, each generation of practitioners has rebelled against the one before.
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At times, the mercantile and missionary impulses came into conflict, such as when Greek Christians rebelled against the Ottoman sultan.
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"We rebelled against this society," said his wife, Anna Brus, sitting in a wheelchair at the head of the table.
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"Both owned slaves" and "both rebelled against the ruling government," a section titled "Lee is no different than Washington" read.
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He would be the first president who actively rebelled against the rules—that is, the things that make up America.
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For a long time I kind of rebelled against it in a way because I wanted to have my own identity.
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With that, Latin America's second-biggest country will join a clutch of democracies where electorates have rebelled against the established order.
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The backdrop: Olympic athletes have long rebelled against the USOC, but the recent Larry Nassar sexual abuse scandal raised the stakes.
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A House of legitimized Targaryen bastards, the Blackfyres rebelled against the crown three times in hopes of usurping true-born Targaryens.
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I practiced, but there was something about the work he wanted me to do that I rebelled against at every turn.
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It would be ironic, to say the least, that the founding generation that rebelled against a king intended to create one.
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"I'm not convinced he's going to get his way," one Conservative MP who rebelled against the government Tuesday told Business Insider.
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In interviews, even lifelong Republicans who cast a ballot for Mr. Romney four years ago rebelled against his message and plan.
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When growth slowed and the demands of workers made deeper inroads into firm profits, business owners rebelled against the class compromise.
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Riots spread across Italy's prisons between Sunday and Monday, as inmates rebelled against measures imposed to halt the spread of coronavirus.
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With the slogan, "It's forbidden to forbid," the movement rebelled against authority and fought against imperialism, capitalism, racism, sexism and homophobia.
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House conservatives also rebelled against the bill, but it still passed the House by a 240-186 margin early Friday morning.
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For years, women across the country have rebelled against indecent exposure laws by appearing topless in public and willfully risking arrest.
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Born in China in the late 19th century, Qiu Jin rebelled against the oppressive patriarchal society in which she found herself.
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Members of May's party rebelled against the prime minister to support this measure and joined with Labour members to seize the agenda.
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Aesthetically, punk rebelled against the relaxation (both of mindset and jean fit) of the hippie movement and sparkly clean shine of disco.
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Even the readers at Breitbart, which is known as the home on the internet for pro-Trump coverage, rebelled against the attack.
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Louis Riel, an activist who was himself only one-eighth indigenous, set up the Métis National Committee and rebelled against Canadian rule.
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I felt we became the people we rebelled against, and that's exactly what I told them at the meeting when I left.
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Lawmakers from both parties rebelled against a deal to save China's second-largest telecom manufacturer that President Trump announced on Twitter Friday.
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Whether we've adopted the beauty rituals that surrounded us in our formative years or rebelled against them, they've shaped who we are.
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There, as in Turkey, a powerful military in a country with a history of coups rebelled against a democratically elected Islamist government.
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Emboldened in his job, Trump has rebelled against Kelly's restrictions and mused about doing away with the chief of staff post entirely.
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Its customer count dropped 2.6 percent last year as shoppers rebelled against high prices for food that didn't seem worth the premium.
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"Shawn rebelled against gender norms by putting men onstage, but it was a white male masculinity Shawn was describing," Mr. Weinert said.
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President Trump rebelled against his advisers, criticizing their "watered down" version of his travel ban on citizens from some Muslim-majority nations.
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It says Joplin rebelled against conservatism at home and left for the University of Texas in Austin in 1962, before her 20th birthday.
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The rate of change was extraordinary — society convulsed, opposing clans fought, masterless samurai rebelled against an unrelenting modernization, all in just 20 years.
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It is easier to say what Brazilians rebelled against—the corruption, crime and economic chaos of recent years—than what they voted for.
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It also sparked some of the largest protests in Japan's history as tens of thousands around the country rebelled against the rule change.
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In the comics, he was specially created to be the ideal human, but rebelled against his creators and set off for outer space.
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Dozens of Lanvin's staff rebelled against Wang after the designer left and the spat triggered several legal proceedings, some of which are ongoing.
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At 26, he left for Barca in a huff after his teammates rebelled against his endless manipulations and stripped him of his captaincy.
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At a time of rampant income inequality, stifling social roles for women and church-mandated morality, de Cleyre rebelled against the accepted order.
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The flute, for example, was her childhood instrument, but she rebelled against classical composers and learned contemporary, atonal work — the furrier-sounding stuff.
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On Wednesday, A24, the company behind the film, rebelled against the rating for one night, holding free all-ages screenings in every state.
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She ran away, shoplifted, and generally rebelled against her parents because of their divorce and her mom's relationship with Cantor Dina (Michaela Watkins).
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In 1846, a group of settlers rebelled against the weak Mexican government in power at the time and proclaimed an independent California Republic.
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TU: Even though I rebelled against rigid formalism, I do know and love the necessary role that formal abstraction plays in visual communication.
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The war started in late 2013 when troops loyal to Machar, the former vice president, rebelled against the government of the newly independent country.
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Pedro Kos: I'm flashing back to the 1960s about a group of incredible Catholic nuns who rebelled against another structure of the Catholic Church.
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First of all, Democrats did not win simply because white women with college degrees rebelled against Mr. Trump's misogyny, sexism and disrespect for women.
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He rebelled against the prevailing discourse about the dichotomy between developing radical experiments in aesthetic form and engaging with socio-political issues in art.
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In 2006, Sunni tribesmen joined forces with U.S. troops in Iraq and rebelled against al Qaeda in what became known as the "Sahwa", or Awakening.
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It might be only a matter of time before western Ukraine, which is far more anti-Russian than the east, rebelled against such an arrangement.
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The decade ushered in a new age of on-screen tropes and formulas that would be followed — and occasionally rebelled against — for decades to come.
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Democrats likewise rebelled against Trump's widely praised Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch, engaging in the first ever partisan filibuster of a nominee to the Court.
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After 12 years, most of his drummers rebelled against the constraints—no smoking or alcohol, no marrying—and set up Kodo as a rival group.
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A conscientious student (a goody two-shoes, she once told The Daily Telegraph), she never rebelled against her religious upbringing and remains a regular churchgoer.
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Weiss eventually captured the attention of Herman Kahn, the Cold War intellectual who had thought up the Madman theory and other ideas Weiss rebelled against.
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Booker Prize: Margaret Atwood and Bernardine Evaristo have both won this year's prestigious literary award, after the judges rebelled against the one-winner-only rules.
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You'll also be re-examining what "fun" means to you and reflecting on how you've rebelled against organized religion or higher education in the past.
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The theme was inspired largely by the centenary of the Easter Rising in April 1916 when a small group of Irish militiamen rebelled against British rule.
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Ben Cohen of The Wall Street Journal reports that Clemson opted not to force undergraduates to pay N.C.A.A. subsidies after student government rebelled against the plan.
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Centrist Republican lawmakers rebelled against leadership in an attempt to force votes on a variety of immigration measures, some of which could have received Democratic support.
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More interested in feeling than in formal issues, they rebelled against strictures of every kind, while many of their New York counterparts embraced a rigid geometry.
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With the exception of the later, and brief, Jeremy Lin phenomenon, which Anthony rebelled against, he was left as the Knicks' lone star and miscast leader.
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When I was a child, like every child, I thought my father was really a god, and when I rebelled against him, he still was God.
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There were some very weird things like 17th century dance, which I rebelled against at first, but I realize that they were all very good for me.
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Jim Skelly grew up in an Irish working-class family within a strict Catholic tradition, which he rebelled against, leaving him with a hatred of arbitrary authority.
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My dad, in contrast to my mom, had rebelled against God and the church most of his life — drinking and drugs, mostly — only to come back repentant.
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We are still a few months off from the Easter Rising of April 1916, when the local Republicans rebelled against British rule, but the atmosphere is charged.
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POPE FRANCIS SPEAKS OUT In Rome, Pope Francis rebelled against a decision by his Roman Catholic Church to close all the 750 churches in the Italian capital.
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And then there are the many Irish who have rebelled against the church and its sway over government policy, or have just drifted away from the faith.
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As well as losing his government's majority in the House of Commons, he has lost six parliamentary votes, and his own Tory MPs have rebelled against him.
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A methadone clinic in a nearby church attracted thousands of drug addicts from across northern Europe, and, eventually, the neighbors rebelled against the crime and the crowds.
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Without DUP's support, Johnson would likely have to convince a number of Labour MPs and Conservatives who rebelled against him during his first vote as prime minister.
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And some in the progressive wing of the caucus, which has at times rebelled against Democratic leaders, say Trump has more to answer for than just Ukraine.
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The country has changed enormously in the four decades since, as a growing middle class has quietly rebelled against the rigid ideology of the revolution's early years.
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As violence broke out when Luhansk and neighboring Donetsk rebelled against Kiev's pro-Western government in 282, many young people left, while the elderly stayed behind, said Walker.
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Second, it relieves the pressure on AMC to pay more for its domestic rival Carmike Cinemas, after some of the target's shareholders rebelled against AMC's $1.1 billion bid.
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In last year's local elections, the party lost control over nearly all of the nation's major urban areas, where disillusioned middle-class black voters rebelled against the party.
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At the time, Corbyn and Labour supported triggering Article 222, though some members of his party joined the more than 223 MPs that rebelled against initiating the divorce.
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Voters in some countries, like Portugal, have rebelled against economic overhauls that are intended to allow faster growth but that often mean less job security in the short term.
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It was the treatment of people as means not ends in this way that Aldous Huxley rebelled against in his own contribution to the genre, "Brave New World"(1932).
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They've also removed the "Battle of Liberty Place" monument, which was in honor of the white Confederate veterans who rebelled against the biracial local government during the Reconstruction era.
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Whether it was platform boots, leotards, or buttons that were never buttoned, Bowie always rebelled against the dominant style regime, and the fashion landscape is better because of it.
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Related articles: Prince, an Artist Who Defied Genre, Is Dead at 57 How Prince Rebelled Against the Music Industry An Ode to 'the Purple One': Prince's Most Memorable Albums
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In Italy, where he came of age studying architecture at the University of Venice, Mr. Pesce rebelled against the idealized, simplified furniture and industrial objects of Milan's Bel Disegno.
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Boris Johnson purged the 21 MPs who rebelled against him from the Conservative Party, leaving the prime minister in charge of a government 43 short of a working majority.
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Subtle: George W. Bush seemed to see his father as a model who couldn't be matched, a bar almost impossible to clear, and simultaneously emulated and rebelled against him.
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Hiam spent two and a half years in prison, most likely for the simple reason that she came from an area that rebelled against President Bashar al-Assad's government.
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By all accounts, South Sudanese soldiers have become brutal doppelgängers of the widely vilified northern Sudanese forces that they had rebelled against, waging war ruthlessly against their own people.
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The slaughter took place from roughly 1904 to 1908, when Namibia was a German colony known as South-West Africa, after the Herero and Nama groups rebelled against German rule.
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The more she adds to the Wizarding World outside of her books, the less sense it makes — and the more fans have rebelled against her casual additions to the story.
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Zehri quit after some members of his PML Nawaz party rebelled against him to back a no-confidence motion in the provincial assembly, where he no longer commanded majority support.
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It is common knowledge today that Saudi Arabia formed and lead a coalition of 85033 Arab countries to fight the Iranian-backed Houthi militias, who rebelled against Yemen's legitimate government.
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He never rebelled against the errant father and in Hollywood, once he had enough money, brought his parents to Los Angeles, purchased a house for them and provided steady support.
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The failure to comment on the intervening period is an odd oversight, given that this familial rift would become very consequential when Shah Jahan rebelled against and succeeded his father.
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Some leadership allies predicted more Republicans would now likely join the 20 GOP colleagues who have rebelled against leadership by signing the so-called discharge petition to force immigration votes.
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And the way that it hurt her — as soon as she was nominated, many of these sort of more vocal Federalist Society types rebelled against it and published op-eds.
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"The Inventor: Out for Blood in Silicon Valley" juxtaposes truthful interviews with the employees who eventually rebelled against Holmes with footage and media appearances of her blatantly lying to the world.
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David Bozin used to get cuts and scratches on his arms when it came time to bathe his golden retriever, Jax, who rebelled against the prospect of being dunked in water.
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At Wednesday's votes on Brexit options, 27 Labour lawmakers rebelled against their party's position by voting against holding a confirmatory public vote on any Brexit deal and a further 18 abstained.
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She was a typical 90s girl who made cynical jokes about her peers and rebelled against the middle-class suburban values of parents in the way that practically every teenager does.
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Killers—Terminators, cylons, the machines of The Matrix—are most often sentient robots that have rebelled against their human creators and seek to replace them through violent revolution and total extermination.
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It was just as rebellious, only it rebelled against punk itself: its nihilism, its bad-boy pose, its mockery of melody, its belittling of sentimentality, and above all, its self-seriousness.
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The new Dove's strategic thinking and defensive moves were an even sharper contrast to the bulldozer approach favored by Hawk, who initially rebelled against the notion of having his brother replaced.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Twenty-one lawmakers in the ruling Conservative Party rebelled against Prime Minster Boris Johnson on Tuesday by backing the first step toward legislating to block a no-deal Brexit.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Twenty-one lawmakers in the ruling Conservative Party rebelled against Prime Minster Boris Johnson on Tuesday by backing the first step towards legislating to block a no-deal Brexit.
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LaGuardia students have also now joined a growing group of local teenage activists who have rebelled against problems at individual schools and systemic issues in the nation's largest public school system.
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It was as if Nigeria had expected the bickering, disinterested and ineffectual version of Argentina to show up, the group that had rebelled against their coach and seemingly quit against Croatia.
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They have rebelled against the government several times, and, together with Toubou tribesmen, they have hoped to establish an independent Saharan state, spanning parts of Mali, Niger, Algeria, Chad, and Libya.
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Mutual enmity still runs deep among activists at local level, and some of 5-Star's most prominent figures have publicly rebelled against the coalition with the PD, fomenting internal party tensions.
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Mr Fukuyama spies this craving in many groups, from the working-class whites who are drawn to populism in Europe and America to the Arabs who rebelled against their rulers in 2010.
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"I remember doing the film The Rage in Placid Lake years ago with Ben Lee, about the kid who rebelled against his bohemian parents and became an accountant," Byrne told the magazine.
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Within days of its introduction, the legislation was doomed -- as GOP members who hadn't been part of the behind-closed-doors crafting of the bill rebelled against this provision or that provision.
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Almost one in 240 Ukrainians have been affected by the violence that broke out in 2000 as pro-Russian separatists in the country's east rebelled against rule from Kiev's pro-Western government.
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Omurbek pointed out another checkpoint, built, he said, on the site of a mass grave of Basmachis, anti-Bolshevik Muslim guerrilla fighters who rebelled against Soviet rule early in the 216th century.
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The Greeks rebelled against almost four centuries of Ottoman rule in 22015 and, after years of war (and foreign intervention), won their freedom with the declaration of the Greek state in 22019.
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With lines torn straight from late-night texts, swimming through woozy synths that sound drunk themselves, "Marvins Room" rebelled against the expectation that rappers — and, more broadly, men — should be immovable, untouchable.
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The Salem Witch trials of the late 1600s tended to target middle-aged women who rebelled against strict social and spiritual standards, finding them responsible for anything from miscarriages to spoiled milk.
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The group of conservative agitators who've irked leadership, held the line against spending bills and rebelled against trade priorities of leaders have now helped delay a health care vote at least one day.
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Arguably, it is the reverse: the Communists rebelled against Kuomintang (KMT) led by Chiang Kai-shek, leaving him in charge only of the island, the one part of China they have never ruled.
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Remember, the reason that Robert Baratheon and Ned Stark rebelled against King Aerys Targaryen way back in the day is that Aerys burned Ned's father and brother, Rickard and Bran Stark, to death.
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Edmund Fawcett, a writer on political philosophy who was on the staff of this newspaper for many years, points out that the right has always rebelled against the creative destruction wrought by progress.
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Instead, in a highly effective bit of rebranding, they call the Islamic State Kharijites, a reviled group of Muslims who killed women and children and rebelled against the caliphs in the seventh century.
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Off limits to outsiders Caimanera and nearby Boquerón sprang up in the early 20th century, after the United States invaded Cuba to kick out the Spanish troops whom Cuban revolutionaries had rebelled against.
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She's transparent about her beliefs and her background, describing her cosseted upbringing in Philadelphia as "fairly affluent" (and her father, whom she loved and eventually rebelled against, as racist, sexist and anti-Semitic).
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The Ice Palace opened a year after the Stonewall uprising, a turning point in the gay-rights movement in which protesters rebelled against a police raid at a gay bar in Greenwich Village.
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Mr. Paxton also became a founding member of two groundbreaking collectives — Judson Dance Theater and Grand Union — that rebelled against the conventions of modern dance by embracing ordinary movement and risk-taking improvisation.
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Read her obituary here Peter Serkin was born to musical royalty, but as a young man in the 1960s he rebelled against his aristocratic past and many of the conventions of classical music.
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More than 10,000 people have been killed and 1.6 million forced from their homes since pro-Russian separatists in the regions of Luhansk and Donetsk rebelled against Kiev's pro-western government in 2014.
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It's the version of a bill Senate Republicans already had rebelled against earlier this month, and because the amendment required 60 votes for passage, it failed easily, with only 43 GOP senators backing it.
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Last week, 11 lawmakers from her Conservative Party rebelled against their leader, joining forces with the opposition to force through changes giving parliament greater guarantees of a meaningful vote on the final Brexit deal.
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That era was characterized by turmoil, both abroad and here in the United States, where tribes rebelled against one another in nearly every public arena, from draft offices to college campuses to lunch counters.
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The prorogation of Parliament backfired; lawmakers rebelled against Johnson and made it law that Johnson had to ask the EU for an extension, something he said he'd rather "die in a ditch" than do.
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It's a movement I'd wager most of us aren't well-versed in, and the display at the Zimmerli gives a fascinating overview of the many ways in which artists rebelled against the Soviet system.
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" Or witness Mary Barchetto, 44, who is running for Borough Council in Glen Rock, N.J., and who also rebelled against the idea of all the women running for office "being shelled in the same veneer.
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Lawmakers in Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union have, however, rebelled against proposed regulations that would not impose outright bans on any one provider but instead check out the technology and governance of all vendors.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Time has claimed many of the street fighters who rebelled against the police raid of a New York City gay bar 50 years ago, in what has become known as the Stonewall uprising.
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Mr. Stritch is a vocal disciple of Mel Tormé and a pianistic descendant of Coleman, a keyboard prodigy who rebelled against classical music and became the Count Basie of lounge pianists before he began writing shows.
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Wallick developed ties across the west in places like Colorado, Florida, and the UK. "I was sort of always growing up watching them not really living anywhere, and I sort of rebelled against that," Wallick says.
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When I was an adolescent I rebelled against this and started to work with Satanic and sexually explicit imagery—mixing gore with Catholic images in zines and listening to garage, punk rock, jazz, and classical music.
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Supporters of the impeached president, Dilma Rousseff, argue that her ouster was the equivalent of a coup, a view that has weighed on the legitimacy of Mr. Temer, her former vice president who rebelled against her.
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At NRG, Wilder and CEO Mauricio Gutierrez aim to shrink the business after shareholders rebelled against an aggressive expansion into renewable power and sustainable energy spearheaded by former chief executive David Crane over the last decade.
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In the 1960s, Quebec experienced a social and cultural revolt known as the Quiet Revolution, during which Quebecers rebelled against the influence of the Roman Catholic Church in the province — including pressuring women to have children.
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At the same time, a small group of affluent, urban, pace-setting adventurers rebelled against the law in subterranean night-life spaces, sparking innovative dance styles and providing new audiences for the experimental sounds of jazz.
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Apart from the monarchy (descended from William, Prince of Orange, who rebelled against Catholic Spain in the 16th century) and the orange-shirted national soccer team, there is not much that defines Dutch national identity today.
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In 2015, the authorities uncovered a shadowy Jewish terrorist network known as the Revolt, after the title of its manifesto, whose young extremist settlers rebelled against what they viewed as the inertia of the Israeli establishment.
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For 30 years in the state of Jammu and Kashmir, protestors, armed groups, and Pakistani-backed Muslim militants have rebelled against the government — and tens of thousands have been killed in kidnappings, executions, skirmishes and raids.
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The recent high-profile story of one teen who rebelled against his parents in order to be vaccinated inspired Samantha Bee's Full Frontal to parody another high-profile story of teens who rebel against their parents: Riverdale.
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"That's me shooting the cap and trade bill, because it was bad for West Virginia," Manchin says in the ad, showing the opening from the 6900 spot, where he rebelled against an environmental priority of Democratic leaders.
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"That's me shooting the cap and trade bill, because it was bad for West Virginia," Manchin says in the ad, showing the opening from the 2010 spot, where Manchin rebelled against an environmental priority of Democratic leaders.
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In high school, I rebelled against her brilliance by playing video games, lots of them, spending hours whipping a gun back and forth across dusty landscapes empty of people, except for those who wanted to kill you.
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He has reconvened the largely passive "silent majority" — the Reagan Democrats and the angry white men of past elections — and turned it into a renegade force that has rebelled against its marginal status in the Republican coalition.
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Tanzanian activists, and at least one government official, want Germany to repatriate the skulls of Tanzanian chiefs, including Chief Songea Mbano and Chief Mangi Meli, who rebelled against the German colonial regime in the early 20th century.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (Calif.), the No. 2 Republican, is very close with Trump, but few have forgotten his stunning decision to pull out of the Speaker's race in 2015 after conservatives rebelled against his candidacy.
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The Scottish Greens party, however, rebelled against the notion of a "Westminster government that Scotland did not elect" vetoing a decision of Scotland's elected parliament, claiming that such a high-handed approach would only bolster support for independence.
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According to the plaintiffs, thousands of Herero and Nama were slaughtered, left to starve or died at concentration camps from 1904 to 1908, when Namibia was known as South-West Africa, after the tribes rebelled against German rule.
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But the feisty spirit that had rebelled against a music industry that once judged Ms. Jones "too fat, too black, too short and too old" would prove invaluable when her grueling treatment placed all their careers in limbo.
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De Cleyre rebelled against the accepted order and delivered searing critiques of capitalism and state power, whose abuses she saw manifested in many facets of life, from labor to prisons to marriage (proposals for which she twice rejected).
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The movement was perhaps the most radically significant artistic development of Italy's fertile postwar period: Artists rebelled against the commercialism and elitist strictures of the day with readily accessible materials and constructions far outside the canon of art.
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But she rebelled against her parents so ferociously that she moved out on her own in Pittsburgh when she was 14, supporting herself by working as a waitress, a taxi driver, in jazz clubs and in pizza parlors.
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The debates about what the art of the communist Soviet Union should look like resulted in a wide range of artistic and literary productions by those who either excelled at or rebelled against the prevailing expectations of their time.
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"As with most insurgents, you stop looking at that which is being rebelled against," she said, citing the Syrian civil war, which started with street protests against President Bashar al-Assad and is now in its seventh brutal year.
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If anyone should be declaring themselves the heirs to the Boston patriots who rebelled against the unjust taxation of King George, it's the big city blue state citizens who are funding a system that by law undercounts their votes.
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When we rebelled against the subsequent state overreach to champion the deregulation and privatisation that Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan would later bring in, we were moved as much by the failures of the status quo as by libertarian zeal.
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In Nangarhar province on Friday, some residents of Achin district rebelled against Islamic State fighters who have occupied much of that district, resulting in fighting that left 15 militants and six civilians dead, provincial governor Gulab Mangar said in a statement.
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Mr. Gardiner's approach to the Fifth rebelled against its reputation, presenting the work not as a lofty drama of fate and triumph, but as a study in almost primal rhythmic obsession and economy, achieving even more powerful concision than the Fourth.
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The Social Democratic Party, the main architect behind the creation of Denmark's cradle-to-grave welfare state in the 20th century, won power in a June 5 election as voters rebelled against austerity and the rise of right-wing nationalists.
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Mohammad was part of the splinter group that rebelled against Mansour when he assumed leadership in 2015, after it was revealed that he had kept secret the death of Taliban founder and longtime leader Mullah Mohammad Omar for two years.
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It is possible to accuse Thatcher of a dismal lack of consistency on sovereignty; she rebelled against the EU, for instance, over the loss of British sovereignty, but was prepared to cede sovereignty to supranational bodies to mitigate climate change.
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"I think we've got a chance you know, because there was 118 Tories (Conservatives) who voted against Theresa May last night," he said, claiming that not all of those who rebelled against the Brexit plan would fall back into line to support May.
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At least that's what happens in the thrilling trailer for Keira Knightley's upcoming awards hopeful Colette, based on the real-life story of the titular Nobel Prize-nominated writer who rebelled against male manipulation and abuse as the era of modern literature dawned.
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That hole was filled, in part, by crowdfunding companies like Kickstarter, which began as democratizing tools for getting movies made without traditional support, but eventually came to be synonymous with a kind of bland, homogenized style that some filmmakers have since rebelled against.
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A junior culture minister was among those who rebelled against the Conservative government to vote for the measure while media reported some senior government figures, including finance minister Philip Hammond who are likely to be sacked if Johnson wins the top job, abstained.
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In the vote in January to allow the government to trigger Article 50 and begin the process of withdrawal from the European Union, 47 Labour MPs, mainly from constituencies that had voted for Remain, rebelled against the party's instruction to back the measure.
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Right now, the Deputy Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman is more or less the country's de facto political leader, but many have already rebelled against his decisions to pursue the military campaign in Yemen and to sideline his older cousins and uncles.
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It was a time of tossing off strictures: artists rebelled against the constraints of style and specialization, knocking out music, movies, and manifestos with abandon, commandeering Xerox machines to produce editions of low-cost prints alongside fliers and posters as advertisements for themselves.
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At the University of Chicago, the emerging group of conservative thinkers known as the Chicago School, which produced economists and lawyers such as Milton Friedman, George Stigler, and Robert Bork, rebelled against what they perceived as the socialism of the New Deal.
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Mr. Maurer, having rebelled against a religious upbringing where so much was on that list, isn't keen on making it too long (though he and his wife gladly ban in-app purchases and carnival games at amusement parks that require additional money).
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If those nominations underline Mr. Trump's control of his party, they may also present political challenges for Republicans in Pennsylvania, a purple state where Democratic-leaning cities are brimming with political energy and once-Republican suburbs have rebelled against the White House.
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A complex and unclassifiable personality, Reve had rebelled against his communist, atheist parents by converting to Roman Catholicism — a rather unusual move that some thought might be a strange joke, since he also came out as gay and wrote vividly about homosexuality.
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On Tuesday, G/O Media CEO Jim Spanfeller fired interim editor-in-chief Barry Petchesky after Deadspin's staff rebelled against the mandate by filling its homepage with non-sports stories from the past and by publishing new stories that were not sports-related.
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An examination of his early, formative years finds that he swam in the liberal waters of Columbia and Harvard and rebelled against the dominant thinking to develop a fully formed conservative philosophy that has propelled him to the threshold of the Supreme Court.
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Making matters worse, Brexit supporters within the British parliament have rebelled against Prime Minister Theresa May's "Chequers plan," which lays out the U.K.'s future relationship with the EU and that would result in a "softer" Brexit and closer regulatory alignment with Europe.
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Throughout, Benglis has rebelled against labels and refused to adhere to simple categorizations; her early work in the 1960s defied the male-dominated Minimalist trends of the era, and while her art evidenced feminist concerns, she remained on the outskirts of the feminist art movement.
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Under BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE, it was not uncommon for members to be punished if they rebelled against leadership.
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Former Education Secretary Arne Duncan, who stepped down in December, was widely criticized when he debunked this myth three years ago and went on to suggest that well-to-do parents who rebelled against the rigorous Common Core learning standards were part of the problem.
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Later generations of activists rebelled against this style of organizing, in the more freewheeling antiwar marches of the 220s and '22017s, and in the gay and lesbian rights, women's rights, and labor rallies of the '21963s, '250s, '22013s, and '21963s to the raucous present.
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Her Hand has failed her, her Master of Whisperers openly rebelled against her, her lover Jon has abandoned her, her adviser Missandei was murdered in front of her eyes, and Jorah — who always believed in and supported Dany, no matter what — died at Winterfell, defending his queen.
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Banco Popular, which is widely regarded as the weak link in Spain's banking sector, announced on Thursday that Chairman Angel Ron is to be replaced after shareholders rebelled against a lackluster clean up of 30 billion euros ($31.9 billion) in toxic assets, according to a Reuters report.
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The tenants of his church, known as the Nine Satanic Statements are as follows: LaVey's decision to form his own religion started when he noticed that those who rebelled against God, the church, and the status quo, were the ones who created the most progress in society.
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READ MORE: Margot James quits government to support the no-deal amendmentREAD MORE: Leaked plans reveal Britain is not prepared for a no-deal Brexit in OctoberA number of government ministers who oppose a no-deal Brexit also rebelled against the government to abstain on the vote.
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Here's exactly what I've been using for more than nine years:Simple's Kind To Skin Replenishing Rich Moisturizer: The year was 2010 and I was a very price-conscious grad student in NY looking to combat my winter-wrecked skin, which rebelled against every drugstore moisturizer I tried.
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THE PLOUGH AND THE STARS The renowned Abbey Theater, the National Theater of Ireland, visits New Jersey with a production of Sean O'Casey's 1926 drama set during the 1916 Easter Rising, when a group of Irish nationalists rebelled against the British government and were brutally squashed.
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It was a sobering day for Mr. Johnson, a politician whose bombast and supreme self-confidence finally met a wall of opposition amid a fierce backlash over his decisions to suspend Parliament for five weeks and to expel 21 lawmakers who rebelled against him on Tuesday.
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The increase in accessibility of the catalogues and the criticism that was contained within them, which promoted artists like Manet who rebelled against the traditional academic styles, reflected a more egalitarian approach to considering the elements that had so defined French culture during the 17th and 18th centuries.
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By then George Bush would be back in Texas, a one-term president done in by the right wing of his own party — a conservative cabal that rebelled against Mr. Bush's statesmanlike deal with Democrats to raise some taxes in exchange for spending controls to rein in the deficit.
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After serving in the Spanish armed forces, de Benós, the scion of the "barons of Lés, counts of Argelejo and marquises of Rosalmonte" according to Spanish newspaper El Mundo, rebelled against his noble origins and became not only a hyper-radical leftist, but also the founder of the Korean Friendship Association.
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Preethi turned to her presentation, starting to talk about Nangeli, a Cherthala woman, who 200 years ago rebelled against a societal practice of making lower-caste people walk around without covering their upper body by refusing to pay what was known as a "breast tax" when she decided to cover herself.
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It was no accident that House Democrats modified a resolution targeting Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota — for her controversial claim that pro-Israel advocates carry an "allegiance" to a foreign country — after Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, other lawmakers of color and the party's leading presidential hopefuls rebelled against singling out Ms. Omar.
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Much as my teenage self rebelled against the one and sometimes only grudgingly tolerated the other, when I look back on it now, it is clear to me that with these sturdy threads of hard work and fierce affection my grandmother was weaving the torn world back together for me.
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Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin blasted "subversive events" at his agency after conservative political appointees openly rebelled against him following the release of an inspector general's report that found he had improperly brought his wife on a trip last year using a falsified email from his former chief of staff, per Politico.
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He had pleaded not guilty to involvement in the murder of hundreds of Croats and the expulsion of tens of thousands more from their homeland during a war from 1991 to 1995 in which ethnic Serbs in Croatia rebelled against a Croatian push for independence from Yugoslavia, which was led by Serbs.
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Blaming the West is an approach the Kremlin has often used before when faced with international allegations of wrongdoing -- over CrimeaΓÇÖs annexation, the shooting down of a Malaysian passenger plane over Ukraine in July 2014 and charges of meddling in eastern Ukraine, where pro-Russian separatists rebelled against rule from Kiev after Crimea was annexed.
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Blaming the West is an approach the Kremlin has often used before when faced with international allegations of wrongdoing — over Crimea's annexation, the shooting down of a Malaysian passenger plane over Ukraine in July 2014 and charges of meddling in eastern Ukraine, where pro-Russian separatists rebelled against rule from Kiev after Crimea was annexed.
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While the flapper rebelled against social mores by drinking, smoking, dancing and bobbing her hair, she did not threaten traditional masculine authority because the type of girls who tried to follow this lifestyle needed money, which mean that flappers either had to come from wealth or they had to find it, typically through men.
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Blaming the West is an approach the Kremlin has often used before when faced with international allegations of wrongdoing — over Crimea's annexation, the shooting down of a Malaysian passenger plane over Ukraine in July 2014 and charges of meddling in eastern Ukraine, where pro-Russian separatists rebelled against rule from Kiev after Crimea was annexed.
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That both England and Scotland rebelled — against a rule their governing bodies, both members of soccer's rule-making organization, the International Football Association Board, themselves had introduced — offered a powerful example of the extent to which soccer is now used as a vehicle for remembrance, a stage co-opted by the country on which to perform its national grief.
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But in the chaos of killings and regional revolts that followed independence from Belgium, Congo faced a new crisis in 1964 when rebels — warrior-soldiers called "Simbas," Swahili for "Lions," backed by Cuban and Chinese Communist advisers — rebelled against the central government in Léopoldville, which by then was led by Mr. Tshombe, and seized half the country.
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The 280s get the ink, but the 22s were pop's golden years—economically in that they were when sound recordings became, as the trades trumpeted in 26, a "billion-dollar business," and artistically because the 153s had opened things up so much that for the entire decade possibilities seemed infinite whether they built on or rebelled against the 215s model.
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In a reflection of Mr. Li's dual life — a former senior official who rebelled against the party he had joined in 1937 — the hundreds of mourners included aged former cadres, often stooped or in wheelchairs; graying sons and daughters of revolutionary veterans; prominent historians; dissidents; and ordinary citizens who came to know Mr. Li through his critical books about Mao.
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Even as revolutionary Americans rebelled against the British monarchy, declaring all men created equal, the founding fathers at the Constitutional Convention bowed to the South with three slave compromises that still haunt our nation: permitting the international slave trade; counting slaves as three-fifths of a person for congressional representation; and establishing the Electoral College, giving the South congressional representation disproportionate to its voter eligibility.
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