It was a rebellion and now it's become the opposite of rebellion.
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"I learned I was part of the L.A. Rebellion after the L.A. rebellion rebelled," Ms. Dash said.
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Not only did their rebellion fail, but the whole analysis that informed their approach to rebellion was totally wrong.
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The protests are part of what Extinction Rebellion activists call an "international rebellion," with similar actions taking part across the world.
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"Boxer rebellion?" was a real thing, but with the lowercase R in "rebellion," this clue has to be hinting at something else.
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After Robert's Rebellion and Robb's Rebellion, the North is done kneeling to Southern kings — Sansa wants to know if Dany can accept that.
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Abeid was most recently detained on charges of illegal assembly and rebellion, encouraging rebellion and refusing to comply with the orders of administrative authorities.
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Then "we can harness the core values of both autonomy and rebellion and create a youth rebellion against the entire concept of Juul," he says.
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Extinction Rebellion protester dressed as Donald Trump hands out leaflets in the South Terminal at Gatwick Airport during an Extinction Rebellion (XR) climate change protest.
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"I definitely believe in the concept of rebellion through selfhood and rebellion just by embracing your true identity, no matter what you're being told," she says.
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Under Spanish criminal law, rebellion can be punished by up to 25 years in prison, with shorter penalties if the rebellion doesn&apost lead to violence.
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There was the initial rebellion against patent medicine, and then there was a fizzled rebellion in the 1960s that wound up being co-opted by advertising itself.
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In October, Spain's attorney general decided to prosecute Catalan leaders for rebellion, though Spain's legal code had been revised to emphasize violence as a component of rebellion.
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Lincoln himself used "rebellion" far more often than "civil war," and the official War Department history compiled in the late nineteenth century was called The War of the Rebellion.
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They are: 20A: JOE + BOXER REBELLION = JOE BOXER
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"I really believe in the concept of rebellion through self-hood and rebellion just by embracing your true identity no matter what you've been told," Stenberg said in the Snapchat video.
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Diego López Garrido, who drafted changes to the Spanish legal code relating to rebellion, told Antena 3 that "in my judgment, there is no crime of rebellion because no violence has been produced."
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Ultimately she "rose in rebellion" and defected to the West.
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Clinton went, there was the other face of the rebellion.
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The power of rebellion comes from the power of tradition.
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But Ms Pelosi faces an open rebellion to her rule.
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The "yellow vest" rebellion erupted out of nowhere on Nov.
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The rural rebellion has raged for nearly half a century.
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Rebellion Bar and Urban Kitchen owner Seung Hong told NOLA.
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This is basically a rebellion from within May's own party.
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"Her own rebellion was her belief in love," Sweeney said.
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But opposition pleas for a military rebellion have gone unheeded.
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Mon Mothma, female leader of the rebellion, has 169 words.
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Sometimes you get stuck in your period of peak rebellion.
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In an act of rebellion, Willow decides to go there.
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To me, PDA feels like a tiny act of rebellion.
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Since Catia's rebellion events have moved at a dizzying pace.
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Proceeds will go to the environmental activist group Extinction Rebellion.
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Click here to view original GIFTeenage rebellion takes many forms.
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TODAY Catalan separatist leaders go on trial, accused of rebellion.
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The rebellion by the Tamil Tigers lasted for 27 years.
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Without Leia, the rebellion would have be quashed long ago.
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The creative form of rebellion, which took place on Oct.
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By 1967, the city was ripe for riot and rebellion.
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So behavioral scientists tried harnessing that rebellion toward positive aims.
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The list includes military defeat, economic setbacks, or domestic rebellion.
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Few figures have demonstrated so exactly the art of rebellion.
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And that made the iPod my tiny act of rebellion.
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The leader of Robert's Rebellion acquired the throne by force.
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Pakistan has long suspected India of stoking the Baluchistan rebellion.
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The decisive factor was the prospect of a Tory rebellion.
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Rebellion, insurgency and civil war show no sign of abating.
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Delegates considering joining the rebellion will face the same pressure.
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The remnants of the rebellion now work largely under the
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Schaaf's disclosure represents a much more proactive form of rebellion.
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How he handles a potential rebellion will be highly scrutinized.
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Those three lawmakers were driving forces behind the immigration rebellion.
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He represents the second front of the rebellion: the donors.
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Britain violently suppressed rebellion in these newly occupied territories, as
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The greatest gay rebellion is honest expression of our truth.
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Mr. Déby led a rebellion to take power in 1990.
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Qutb was hanged in 2202 in Egypt for instigating rebellion.
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I like this album because it represents rebellion and independence.
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Someone comes along and offers you the chance at rebellion.
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The government stamped out the rebellion about 10 years ago.
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Rebellion, revolution, and all those songs that went with them.
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"There's often a rebellion aspect among teens," Mr. Swart said.
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"It was a little bit of a rebellion," she said.
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We believe there is an ongoing rebellion among Chamber members.
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His house is decorated like a shrine to the rebellion.
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This album has the veneer of rebellion, but only that.
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The fate of this latest rebellion in Colombia is uncertain.
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But their cultural posture of racism as rebellion — that endured.
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He had been serving a sentence for murder and rebellion.
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A possibly immature but exuberant carnality was rebellion against conformity.
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There is a history of local newspaper rebellion against Alden.
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It is steeped in attitude: bourgeois alienation and cosseted rebellion.
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The scale of the problem, he said, makes rebellion necessary.
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In return, the Kurds promised not to join the rebellion.
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But Extinction Rebellion works on a different model of change.
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Earlier this year, Extinction Rebellion brought London to a standstill.
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The condition applies specifically to the Extinction Rebellion 'Autumn Uprising.
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What at first appears to be rebellion is actually homage.
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However, Extinction Rebellion has stressed the Heathrow action is separate.
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Perhaps, for her, it is a love born of rebellion.
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Mr. Starmer promptly joined a rebellion and resigned his post.
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It is an act of royal rebellion nobody saw coming.
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY BURN AGAINDemocracy, Rebellion, and RevolutionBy Ben Fountain433 pp.
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And enjoying it can feel like an act of rebellion.
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If I had a rebellion, it was a careful one.
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Rebellion. Nonconformity. Angst. Outrage. Bucking trends and smashing the system.
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Disappointingly, Parker limited the rebellion to a few axes and shootouts.
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German justice denies that the referendum of October 1 was rebellion.
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In its rebellion, alt fashion is ultimately rendered into future trends.
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The leaders are expected to face charges, including sedition and rebellion.
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EG: Why are you so fascinated by the Ceasar's Rebellion story?
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Stonewall began a movement for equality that was founded in rebellion.
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A short rebellion in the late 2000s was quickly put down.
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Still, rebellion that vicious will eventually catch up with a person.
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The protesters belong to the group Extinction Rebellion — XR for short.
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That's what's broken — and that's what's really compelling about Extinction Rebellion.
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But the Viennese rebellion was more intense, and more wide-ranging.
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Instead, after the rebellion was put down, those delegations stayed put.
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There's "some (hawkish) rebellion showing up at the Fed," Gundlach said.
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Open rebellion against hierarchical strictures is still rare and frowned upon.
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Nudity is natural and therefore the ultimate rebellion, do you think?
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Did becoming an artist constitute a kind of rebellion for you?
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Or it can be seen as an act of human rebellion.
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The Village Halloween Parade has always been a haven for rebellion.
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The police rebellion was not the beginning of a widespread mutiny.
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Its annexation prompted a rebellion by the Algeria-backed Polisario Front.
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THE UNITED STATES was born out of rebellion against imperial power.
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It could be an ostentatious statement of toughness, rebellion, even danger.
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Eventually, my rebellion won out over my desire to be poised.
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"This is a civic rebellion," Guevara said during the press conference.
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It sees misogyny as a bold rebellion against the prevailing culture.
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And will Extinction Rebellion make a difference in setting that target?
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But then, those assholes got toasted by Dolores' violent Host rebellion.
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In some cases this rebellion was a matter of liberating idealism.
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I'm even pissed off with shit like [punk rock festival] Rebellion.
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He and R2 were involved in the rebellion against the Empire.
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He said it is the President's duty to crush the rebellion.
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Back at home, Offred reflects on her friend's act of rebellion.
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If the letters became public, they might lead to armed rebellion.
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Making an English-language album was like some kind of rebellion.
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The commercialisation of youth and rebellion is not new, of course.
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Behind the fare-rise rebellion lies a pervasive sense of unfairness.
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That it is, ultimately, the final act of defiance and rebellion.
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More than 40,000 people have been killed in the Maoist rebellion.
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Their rebellion is the most radical response to the flawed election.
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In an age of rebellion, it might even be considered rebellious.
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The Acid & Amnesty calls for tomato water, Romanism & Rebellion for avocado.
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Entertainment brings colour to dreary North Korean lives; rebellion brings death.
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Teenage rebellion can be virtuous — even wholesome — depending on the situation.
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In this rebellion, people carry not pitchforks, but smartphones and algorithms.
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And the mood for rebellion was eclipsed by the war effort.
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Going for a ride would be an act of radical rebellion.
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Kyrgios was also prone to inexplicable meltdowns and moments of rebellion.
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Government forces have seized Daraya, a longtime symbol of the rebellion.
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The rebellion was eventually quashed later that summer, when Lt. Gen.
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That's where Rebellion Developments' thoughtful level design really gets to shine.
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It was deliberately brutal and broke the back of the rebellion.
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It took six days for British troops to quell the rebellion.
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At the same time it was like a rebellion against everything.
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So raving doesn't have anything to do with rebellion for us.
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Uranus is the planet of freedom and rebellion, so stay flexible.
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They can jail a rebel, but they can't jail the rebellion.
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The Frasers' takeaway: Colum is trying to undermine the Jacobite rebellion.
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They plan to fund their rebellion by selling home-produced pornography.
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Polly intends to quash the rebellion by whatever means are necessary.
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It was nature's insistence, a rebellion of color, life pushing through.
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The 3D artist Pieter Jossa is in open rebellion against this.
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The middle ground, though, is ripe for the Baby Ji rebellion.
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That's where the youth started a rebellion against the Ugandan government.
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Mr. Cohen, a personal injury lawyer living there, squashed the rebellion.
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Currently, 12 are on trial on charges of sedition and rebellion.
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My dog's idea of rebellion is to hide the TV remote.
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It was during Robert's Rebellion that Robert defeated Rhaegar in battle.
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But this is a more impoverished rebellion than the previous one.
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The first Pride was the Stonewall rebellion on June 28, 1969.
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But there is room for initiative, and small acts of rebellion.
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Lee led a rebellion that ripped our nation asunder in 1861.
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To the right, it looked like Ford was fomenting urban rebellion.
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Jeremy Scott, by contrast, offered up not rebellion, but a raspberry.
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Personally I can say that rebellion (charges) was a bit crazy.
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Every sign of rebellion is quickly snuffed with a snappy comeback.
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But life, and the rebellion, thrives on the moons around them.
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Her love for him had rebellion at its roots, both said.
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He praised his troops for their restraint in suppressing the rebellion.
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Her love clearly allowed, perhaps needed, a little space for rebellion.
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A little rebellion, now and then, is a good thing. 2.
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Today, Ms. Liu's waist-length cut is an act of rebellion.
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The Communist Party of the Philippines began its rebellion in 1968.
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Protest movements such as Extinction Rebellion continue to radicalise the young.
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In a moment of rebellion against her father, Henrietta hires him.
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The Trump rebellion, like all political rebellions, is about who rules.
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It's a rebellion that happened in 1811 outside of New Orleans.
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Since the 2011 rebellion that toppled and killed the dictator Col.
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Outdoor recreation was his rebellion against the decaying and overcrowded cities.
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That was not enough for Extinction Rebellion, which organized the protest.
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Uranus isn't so much about commitment—it's about freedom and rebellion!
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There was Paul Bogle, hanged after the Morant Bay rebellion of 1865, and Nanny of the Maroons, who led slaves to freedom in the Blue Mountains, and Sam Sharpe, hanged after the Christmas Rebellion of 1831.
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After the rebellion and before Brown was hanged, Lee said that he thought the black members of Brown's party had been forced into action (a really bad move when you're trying to incite a slave rebellion).
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Is it any surprise that white middle-class voters are in rebellion?
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But culturally, beards symbolize a certain combination of rebellion, chaos, and age.
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George Washington ordered the prosecution of those involved in the Whiskey Rebellion.
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Turner leads his fellow slaves in a rebellion to overthrow their masters.
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The incident inspired the colonies into rebellion, eventually sparking the Revolutionary War.
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I just had a lot of rebellion that had to calm down.
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Hell, Robert's Rebellion started because two groups of people had incomplete information.
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A populist rebellion, nurtured by years of sluggish growth, is still spreading.
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Under the Spanish warrant, all five faced charges of rebellion and sedition.
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The rebellion would have a momentous impact on the novelist's future work.
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When George Lucas launched Star Wars in the 1970s, the Rebellion vs.
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The refusal to participate was an act of rebellion against arbitrary decisions.
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The pins struck me as a small and dignified act of rebellion.
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An Extinction Rebellion protest on April 17, 2100, in New York City.
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For me they contain a deep form of rebellion against reality. pic.twitter.
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If not, Mr Pichai could have a proper rebellion on his hands.
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The 1960s were the inspiration — but with a fresh streak of rebellion.
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In her daughter's book that experience is echoed in the monster's rebellion.
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They subsequently fled into exile and launched a rebellion against Addis Ababa.
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As with any act of rebellion, this has been met with uncertainty.
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This means the last words Mary ever heard were about the rebellion.
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Any potential rebellion among would-be buyers appears to have been abandoned.
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Through spiritual or psychological revelations, ethnic or aesthetic roots, rebellion or wisdom?
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But with her memory intact, rebellion-era Dolores is charged with power.
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However, GSP is a red herring in the rebellion against UFC 206.
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But in this world, the avenues of rebellion are just as regimented.
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In my mind the biggest rebellion you can have is being happy.
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So all that 'rebellion' just became a new source of competitive consumption.
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"The rebellion in Mindanao, it's not Maute, it's purely ISIS," he said.
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And Dorne, post-coup, is likely to be in full-scale rebellion.
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He faces arrest on charges of rebellion if he returns to Spain.
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The solutions that New Hampshire Rebellion and others want are not controversial.
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All proceeds will go to a climate protest organization called Extinction Rebellion.
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The President can call something a rebellion, shoot first, and explain later.
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George Washington used it to spare Whiskey Rebellion participants from further punishment.
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The inside story of the rebellion against the N.C.A.A. And One ... 17.
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He faces arrest on charges of rebellion if he returns to Catalonia.
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This spirit of political-cultural rebellion is obviously crucial to Trump's act.
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They want to cover up the middle class rebellion against cultural Marxism.
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Nobody, it seemed, had told Mr. Pence that the rebellion was over.
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A due legal process will establish his role in this failed rebellion.
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More than 250 people were killed before the rebellion was put down.
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But a show devoted to the intrigue that culminated in Robert's Rebellion?
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Soon it became a symbol of not only women's liberation, but rebellion.
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The focus is on heroism and rebellion, giving voice to the underrepresented.
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It's set in a time of great rebellion and uprising in Scotland.
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He is San Diego's George Bailey and his is a quiet rebellion.
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Morocco's moderate Islamists have been symbols of co-existence rather than rebellion.
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Uranus is the planet of rebellion, so expect conversations that create change.
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He came back to the country in 2003 to lead his rebellion.
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By the time the rebellion was put down, 40 blacks had died.
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Protector: For me, it is just a stupid kind of pseudo-rebellion.
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Langewiesche reported that Shah likely depressurized the cabin to subdue any rebellion.
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Thirteen of the defendants have been charged with rebellion by Judge Llarena.
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Interest No. 1: To see a popular rebellion against tyranny fail spectacularly.
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Original headline: "Untucked Shirttails, the New Pennants of Rebellion," from July 2004.
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This threat of this rebellion against May had been brewing for weeks.
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The tone of these novels is a rebellion cut through with apathy.
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Already, some residents are calling for an Annual Underwear Airing Rebellion Day.
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He said, 'You're the voice of rebellion, and you're timeless and iconic.
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Some of the environmentalists from the Extinction Rebellion and Shell Must Fall!
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After all, charges of rebellion were the focal point in those trials.
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Rebellion charges not only implied prison sentences of up to 25 years.
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Popular resistance turned into violent rebellion, testing the integrity of federal authority.
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Spanish conservatives were disappointed that the court dismissed the charge of rebellion.
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A Marxist rebellion roiled the south, threatening to tear the country apart.
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It's my creative rebellion in the face of the corporate death march.
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Extinction Rebellion has been holding protests in London for about two weeks.
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"The condition applies specifically to the Extinction Rebellion 'Autumn Uprising,'" he said.
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Some of the environmentalists from the Extinction Rebellion and Shell Must Fall!
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Cigarettes were also a symbol of rebellion for women in the 1920s.
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Extinction Rebellion protesters blocked the Mall with makeshift encampments and drumming circles.
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Extinction Rebellion advocates civil disobedience, leading to arrests for disruption, not destruction.
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Small-scale protests have occurred worldwide under the Extinction Rebellion banner regularly.
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Rebellion weaves through Paisley's history like a red thread, beginning with Wallace.
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These true heroes of the Rebellion deserve some time in the spotlight.
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Ire over this has contributed to a long-running ethnic separatist rebellion.
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Can you explain why you think a full-on rebellion is necessary?
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There were no casualties and the rebellion was more or less over.
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Parent-child relationships everywhere can swing from reverence to rebellion and back.
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The country, after all, was born of rebellion against a British king.
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This threat of this rebellion against May has been brewing for weeks.
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Nike became Nike because it was built on the idea of rebellion.
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So why not engage in your own personal act of petty rebellion?
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In the '60s a lot of rebellion was what was going on.
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The Zapad-2017 operation will simulate a rebellion of "saboteurs" in Belarus.
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She was a friend of Leia's who joined the rebellion and later became an operative for the New Republic, and she could be the basis of some really great stories about the Rebellion and the post-ROTJ era.
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It's organized by a broad coalition of environmental and climate justice groups, including the Florida Youth Climate Strike; Extinction Rebellion Miami; Fridays for Future Miami; the CLEO Institute, Animal Rebellion Miami; 215 South Florida; and Miami Sierra Club.
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The Whiskey Rebellion of the 1790s, the New York draft riots of 1863, the coal miners' rebellion of 1921, the Brink's robbery of 20123 — does any serious conservative think of these as great moments in Second Amendment activism?
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"It's more an act of rebellion than it was before," said Michelle Tea.
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The government is now trying to finish off the rebellion in western Syria.
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Rebellion Racing's number three car was third but four laps off the pace.
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Your mysterious and sudden pee rebellion likely happens for at least three reasons.
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In a final rebellion, Serena orders a glass of riesling at a bar.
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Few expect Amash's Twitter rebellion to inspire a bigger movement within the GOP.
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It was teenage rebellion, not sincere ideological conviction, that dragged her to hell.
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Democratic rebellion is expected and many votes will dismiss it as mere partisanship.
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I think there's a connection between the two; it's a form of rebellion.
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"I'm glad my own youthful rebellion wasn't followed with argus eyes," she wrote.
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The protesters have been eager to play up the air of civilian rebellion.
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It would be one thing to just tell the story of that rebellion.
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Episode 10 of Westworld closes out the season with a bloody robot rebellion.
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After coming to power, radical leaders often dream that global rebellion is imminent.
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I looked forward to a life undisturbed by risk, rebellion or blinding passion.
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Who better to give us our color of rebellion than a rebel herself?
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These are the elements Rihanna embodies — pleasure, play, costume, excess, drama, sexuality, rebellion.
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Saturn is the planet of structure, but Uranus is the planet of rebellion.
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With the failure of their rebellion, Britain dodged a blow to the head.
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Its digital-democracy initiatives, like those of Madrid, were also born of rebellion.
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The 12 defendants are charged with rebellion, sedition and misappropriation of public funds.
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The most famous slave rebellion was led by a black preacher, Nat Turner.
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This all comes about due to an epochal event known as Robert's Rebellion.
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During the 1950s, two parliamentary sessions saw no government backbench rebellion at all.
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Two rape scenes serve as tipping points for Turner's rebellion in the movie.
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His dynasty lasted until Robert's Rebellion usurped the throne from its Targaryen rulers.
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Guzmán, fed up with his sister's endless rebellion, says to let her leave.
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Spanish prosecutors have charged most of the defendants with either sedition or rebellion.
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However, being raised in the wilderness doesn't mean she's exempt from teenage rebellion.
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For now, their rebellion is largely confined to news websites and social media.
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It was genuinely believed that countercultural rebellion would undermine and destroy 'the system.
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A rebellion over the bill highlighted the deep rifts within the ruling party.
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Rebellion is unavoidable when you are going through a certain phase of life.
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Thomas Jefferson said a little rebellion now and then is a good thing.
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I started university with an act of rebellion—I skipped the orientation week.
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"Concrete has a huge environmental impact," said Eleanor McAree, 25, from Extinction Rebellion.
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They can't understand that sometimes change happens for reasons other than cultural rebellion.
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Go to a Protestant church and find JesusThe ultimate St. Paddy's day rebellion.
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Raised Catholic, she left the church in rebellion against its anti-abortion doctrine.
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The charge of rebellion alone carries a maximum prison sentence of 30 years.
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Mr Lin had led Wukan in a months-long rebellion against local authorities.
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"A lot of people are doing it for anti-bourgeois rebellion," says Diehl.
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Many saw it as their first step toward a life after their rebellion.
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President Abraham Lincoln called for troops to put down the rebellion in 1861.
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The violence we see suggests that this could be a full-on rebellion.
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And our preferred form of rebellion is getting drunk, sweaty, loud and naked.
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But another sort of rebellion occurred in Northern California long before Election Day.
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Experts differ on whether the pattern is a sign of tribute or rebellion.
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The Moro rebellion began in 1968, when the Muslim Independence Movement was founded.
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There comes, inevitably, a moment of rebellion, when the inequality begins to chafe.
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Many have interpreted Simons's clothes as garments of aggression; of rebellion and revolt.
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After all, your rebellion started at home by ending the family's kimono business.
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Is it still a form of rebellion, or is it a family activity?
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On March 2, Jupiter will challenge Uranus, the planet of rebellion and revolution.
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Guy Philippe once led an armed rebellion that ousted a president in Haiti.
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In "Catching Fire," a dress Katniss wears transforms into a symbol of rebellion.
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The myth of indie rock hinges on a rebellion from the social norms.
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There's a power in that rebellion, if not necessarily always a flattering line.
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Ross thinks Yang embodies meritocratic elites' rebellion against the system that produced them.
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To win back the gavel, Ms. Pelosi defused a rebellion in her caucus.
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The tide lifting all Democratic boats in Texas was an anti-Trump rebellion.
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Sometimes the most sensible act of rebellion tastes like a bowl of popcorn.
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When he asked her what he could do, she suggested joining Extinction Rebellion.
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Which begs the question: Why does Trump care so much about Scaramucci's rebellion?
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Three months later, the Bavarian rebellion could undo the fractious coalition after all.
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Her sacrifice was the most extreme act of rebellion in the show's history.
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The mid-19th-century Taiping Rebellion, with its Christian roots, gets ample time.
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Finally, we bring you news of the great male skirt rebellion of 2017.
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The protests are a rare rebellion against Beijing's vision of tech-backed authoritarianism.
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And a tax rebellion has begun in the northern reaches of the realm.
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"The police keep taking our stuff..." This is Coiley's fourth Extinction Rebellion kitchen.
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Reading outside news was considered an act of rebellion, according to the plaintiffs.
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And will Hezbollah keep trying to extinguish the rebellion, or listen to it?
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Real Americans understand that our nation was born in a rebellion against tyranny.
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Sedition is considered a crime against public order, while rebellion implies stronger actions.
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Extinction Rebellion, the climate activists, have announced plans to disrupt London Fashion Week.
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For decades, the region has been racked by unrest, rebellion, warfare and bloodshed.
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It was a rebellion against one's parents and the traditions of Jewish life.
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In a society structured to repress women, desire presents an opportunity for rebellion.
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The rebellion collapsed by 1865, and with it the institution of chattel slavery.
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James Pogue is the author of Chosen Country: A Rebellion in the West.
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"What a pile of shite this is," Extinction Rebellion said in a statement.
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Subway slumber was one of my few acts of rebellion in those days.
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Of course, expressing rebellion is a Day 1 move for a teen-ager.
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America's wealthy élites, when discussing class-based rebellion, often invoke the French Revolution.
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Even some die-hard supporters of the rebellion fled, including hundreds of fighters.
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Shouting "the king is naked!" can always be the beginning of a rebellion.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn suffers substantial rebellion among MPs in Leave-voting areas.
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News of the fundraiser triggered a small rebellion at the Silicon Valley company.
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Is it going to be something that's kind of like a generic rebellion?
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In this sense, they are symbolic of rebellion — whether real, contrived, or imagined.
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Indeed, his movies often exist in open rebellion against established traditions and constraints.
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The area is part of the last major foothold of the Syrian rebellion.
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What became known as the Sagebrush Rebellion gave locals a focus for their concern.
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At the same time Mrs May faces a growing rebellion within her own party.
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As the rebellion swelled and bystanders became combatants, the endgame became ever more murky.
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The main rebellion came from pro-Brexit Conservatives who want Brexit to happen sooner.
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When Batista staged a coup and halted the elections, Castro began plotting armed rebellion.
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Instead, it was adopted by some young women as a rebellion against Japan's patriarchy.
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It made a "declaration of rebellion" against the British government outside parliament in October.
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Dolores and Maeve's rebellion will turn out to be part of Ford's new narrative.
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Many of these steps reflect forms of minor rebellion that occur during any administration.
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Music was provided by French Horn Rebellion, and hell yeah, the drinks flowed, too.
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To my generation, tattoos aren't a mode of rebellion—they're a mode of expression.
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Yet her life as a woman has not been a simple rebellion against convention.
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The rebellion Joker inspires appears, behind the clown masks, to skew white and male.
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More than 1,800 Extinction Rebellion activists were arrested during the October protests, police said.
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Many credit the Stonewall Rebellion as the beginning of the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement.
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Today, key members of Extinction Rebellion will meet with UK environment secretary, Michael Gove.
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As the virtual world becomes more dominant, owning books becomes an act of rebellion.
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Protesters from Extinction Rebellion walk through Glastonbury Festival in Somerset, England, on June 27.
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One scenario could be a rebellion or a split within Netanyahu's own Likud party.
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Like "Breaking Bad," the HBO series "Boardwalk Empire" explores themes of rebellion and crime.
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There are stories of love, hardship, faith, rebellion — and even a few inside jokes.
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Kosciuszko tried to rally his countrymen into rebellion against Russia, but Poland was doomed.
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Inequality, corruption and divisive rule originally fuelled the rebellion and nurtured the jihadist insurgency.
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The commission concluded that the violence was evidence of a new "rebellion" in Ituri.
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The price cuts last month were the final straw that set off the rebellion.
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He faces arrest on charges of rebellion and sedition if he returns to Catalonia.
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Mary is Grace's rebellion-obsessed, gregarious co-maid and guide to the Parkinson household.
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The immediate consequence of the rebellion in Westminster is that Brexit must be delayed.
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"The MGB and LNR police don't want to launch a rebellion," the source continued.
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Notes in the document, for example, show Malcolm X calling for rebellion and revolt.
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"They can jail a rebel, but they can't jail the rebellion," he told AFP.
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It's seemingly this moment that Dolores recalls when we flash back to the rebellion.
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And so, as with all stories of teenage rebellion, there is a makeover scene.
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Dublin as a part of an ultimately futile effort to spark a rebellion against
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But the moderate forces who began their rebellion in the north are in disarray.
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There's a spirit of connection throughout the game, but also a spirit of rebellion.
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The charge of rebellion can bring up to 25 years in prison in Spain.
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And this, say the researchers, is where good ol' teen rebellion began to show.
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As a woman, even stepping out of the house is an act of rebellion.
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These peculiar Marxists declared themselves in rebellion against history and extolled the heroic individual.
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This blow to Americans' confidence would provide fertile ground for doubt, resentment and rebellion.
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The lyrics largely dodged romantic pop conventions and were about individuality, rebellion, being misunderstood.
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While every act of teenage rebellion is instagrammed now, these kids didn't commodify themselves.
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I think we are in a state of at least partial rebellion against advertising.
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Jared Taylor of American Renaissance, an extremist website, dismisses these antics as "youthful rebellion".
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I could say these are acts of rebellion, a fuck you to the patriarchy.
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Perhaps when we sink deeper into the swamp of secular culture, rebellion might occur.
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Young foresaw a populist right-wing rebellion which would baffle the new ruling class.
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But I want to know more about how she got involved in the Rebellion.
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Cordray's win shows that Democratic voters aren't in open rebellion against their party establishment.
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But Powell remains a lodestar for understanding the brewing English-based rebellion against Europe.
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Rebellion Racing's number three car remained third overall but 10 laps off the pace.
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He is in custody on allegations of rebellion, sedition and misuse of public funds.
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This act of private rebellion led to a very public one a decade later.
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It also brought another issue into focus: the risks of waging a leaderless rebellion.
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Marra's is about Chechens during the anti-Soviet rebellion, mostly from 1994 to 2004.
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But Republican leaders' headaches caused by rebellion within the party may only have begun.
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On the surface, Takarazuka looks like a rebellion against such classical Japanese art forms.
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Thunberg said money raised from the track will go Extinction Rebellion, a nonprofit group.
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They don't suggest rebellion or activism, but rather humanity: everyday life, and everyday closets.
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It is important that this message be reinforced as the people's rebellion re-emerges.
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EXTINCTION REBELLION ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP TO STAGE PROTEST IN FRONT OF BLACKROCK OFFICES IN LONDON
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Conversely, if the rebellion is widespread enough, Apple may be able to avoid complying.
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Despite facing brutality, the protesters have refused to be provoked into violent armed rebellion.
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"You could suggest that this is a rebellion against corporate culture," Ms. Hyndman said.
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He is facing a rebellion against the crown led by a charismatic female warrior.
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Junqueras is in custody on charges of sedition, rebellion and misuse of public funds.
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An employee rebellion could throw the F.B.I's legal fight with Apple into uncharted territory.
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A renegade group of police and low-level military officers were in open rebellion.
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S.Avengers' Are the American Heroes We Deserve 'Black Panther' Tackles the Politics of Rebellion
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In certain offices, getting away for lunch has become a small act of rebellion.
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The killing has sparked a rebellion against security forces in the impoverished Kasai region.
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In the present day, Red has become the leader of the underground slave rebellion.
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And there aren't obvious signs of a brewing rebellion from the North Korean elite.
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Rebellion simply doesn't have the resources to approach those levels of depth and detail.
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Increasing doubts over the peace agreement could push more people into the new rebellion.
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"That's the ultimate act of rebellion," Yeomans, the former civil rights division prosecutor, said.
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Another tactic Castro used to quash rebellion was a good old-fashioned gun grab.
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His rebellion, though ultimately futile, disrupts the old order and fully exposes its cruelty.
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In the great robot rebellion, she has always been the tip of the spear.
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Spain's attorney general may now seek to detain Catalan leaders on grounds of rebellion.
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Engage in an act of rebellion, however small, today and watch the video above.
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"This movement is not a rebellion, it is a cry for righteousness," she said.
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The third possibility is a breakup that results from internal Palestinian unrest and rebellion.
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In our family council, the younger generation created a little bit of a rebellion.
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In President Trump's New York, a Republican rebellion leads to a change in leadership.
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For inhabitants of Poole's Land, even taking a shit is an act of rebellion.
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Meanwhile, her days are spent training indoors in Toronto and stoking the budding rebellion.
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If the government wasn't talking about the climate, Extinction Rebellion would lead by example.
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By 1900, thousands of Chinese Christians and foreign nationals were killed in the rebellion.
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Sometimes this was through slave revolts such as Nat Turner's rebellion in 1831 Virginia.
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A ruler, an instrument of the measured life, had become an accessory to rebellion.
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On Monday Madrid courts charged at least 20 separatist leaders with rebellion and sedition.
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If found guilty of rebellion, they could face up to 30 years in prison.
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As the rebellion intensified, he denounced Sandinista excesses ceaselessly but rarely condemned the contras.
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The government in Richmond joined the growing rebellion in the South a month later.
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A German regional court rejected the Spanish claim that he had led a rebellion.
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Music and rebellion have been at the heart of the brand since the beginning.
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The party's rebellion deprived Mr. Johnson of his most obvious path to a majority.
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The thing they fear even more than being perceived badly is a voter rebellion.
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The document put Extinction Rebellion alongside organisations ranging from Islamic State to neo-Nazis.
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It's described as a forward-thinking planet that's all about rebellion and breaking tradition.
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It's not a rebellion against SPF, I just never found one that I loved.
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This will be a day long remembered: it marked the end of the Rebellion.
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The Extinction Rebellion movement and "flight shaming" swept Europe, discouraging carbon-heavy air travel.
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Her story exposes the sordid mechanics of control and the individual cost of rebellion.
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The actions, led by activist group Extinction Rebellion, happened as the COP25 summit concluded.
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As Mr. Frank pointed out, the "rebellion against middle-class style" had become mainstream.
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He no longer has a majority and his own party is in open rebellion.
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Maduro was quick to celebrate his swearing-in, highlighting a "rebellion" among opposition lawmakers.
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A climate change activist group, Extinction Rebellion Washington DC, posted a video on Twitter.
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Jackson's adult life was ostensibly a rebellion against her mother and her mother's values.
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It's a quiet rebellion, an attempt to complicate how we think of the canon.
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This escalated in October, as Extinction Rebellion prepared to launch another wave of protests.
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The attorney had called for a "rebellion" and said that a "coup" had begun.
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Extinction Rebellion environmental activists hold their flag during a demonstration in Paris in August.
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Extinction Rebellion climate change protesters block traffic during a rally in London, Oct. 16.
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"Consumerism is destroying our planet," Extinction Rebellion, an environmental group, said on social media.
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This is not a nullification of federal laws or a rebellion against the Constitution.
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Animals have a direct impact on both Joan's rebellion and her sense of self.
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Not least because he snuffed out three of the brightest lights in the Rebellion.
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In two XR rebellion events in the UK, 3,000 people have already been arrested.
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The Taiping rebellion, though, is a reminder that disorder is also to be feared.
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Extinction Rebellion is a network of climate activists across the globe doing just that.
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If we fail to address those issues, we leave ourselves vulnerable to another rebellion.
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That small act of rebellion was his first step toward becoming Andrew Yang, entrepreneur.
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They also tend to come from Western-educated, liberal families who support their rebellion.
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We weary few, gathered around the bread and the wine, reveled in our rebellion.
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Declare to my people their rebellion and to the descendants of Jacob their sins.
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Enough Democratic senators agreed to go along with McConnell that Brown and Manchin's rebellion failed.
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Unlike in the 2011 rebellion, everybody remained firmly within the PSSI and thus under FIFA.
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And his efforts to stamp out dissent led to a rebellion that killed every Targaryen.
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And our democracy hung by thread so many times, the Whiskey Rebellion, the XYZ Affair.
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The members of Catalonia&aposs former government are to be tried on charges including rebellion.
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"It is their responsibility that they should launch a rebellion against these generals," he said.
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He claimed that the Saudi-led coalition has made progress in beating back the rebellion.
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Aleppo, Syria's largest city and its industrial powerhouse, had initially stayed out of the rebellion.
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Or the rhythms of rebellion— I'm listening to "Cry Tough" by Alton Ellis right now!
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Far from punishing this open rebellion, many in the party seem to be relishing it.
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Others still consider the feel-good music a sort of rebellion against tragedy at home.
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Protests organized by the group Extinction Rebellion are planned throughout 220 cities over the week.
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But she gave way in the face of a rebellion by pro-EU Tory backbenchers.
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On December 24, the planet of stability, Saturn, connects with the planet of rebellion, Uranus.
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When ranking potential candidates, it all comes down to a little something called Robert's Rebellion.
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Kessler, Redneck Rebellion, Vanguard America, Spencer, and Identity Evropa declined to speak to BuzzFeed News.
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Or was this cheeky hand gesture an act of rebellion amidst the pomp and ceremony?
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Climate change activists practice yoga on Waterloo Bridge during the Extinction Rebellion protest in London.
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A man in a Grim Reaper costume participates in an Extinction Rebellion protest in Germany.
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Extinction Rebellion blocks traffic on 8th Avenue in front of the New York Times building.
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"It's like the sun never sets on Extinction Rebellion," said one of the group's founders.
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You've pieced together how the events of Robert's Rebellion changed the Westerosi political landscape forever.
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They're both the catalyst for her transformation and the fuel for the larger android rebellion.
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After 20 days, a military court charged him with treason, rebellion and violating military decorum.
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Over time, the Black Panthers learned to tolerate Confederate flags as intransigent signs for rebellion.
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"There's a sense of rebellion which happens when consumers' beauty products are discontinued," he said.
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The birth of the miniskirt in the '60s brought some much needed rebellion and liberation.
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"Stopping a rebellion over fuel shortages is a priority right now," one source told Reuters.
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Everything about this tale of Nat Turner's 1831 slave rebellion has been freighted with significance.
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Spicer downplayed the idea the aborted rebellion was a sign of discontent in the party.
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Joseph Kony, the self-declared spirit medium who led the rebellion, is still at large.
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Those facing charges of rebellion could be jailed for up to 25 years if convicted.
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On the mainland, South Africa is facing a possible economic crisis and student-led rebellion.
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The area destroyed in the rebellion, as Newarkers call the 1967 unrest, is being redeveloped.
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He&aposs likely to be accused of rebellion on Monday for pushing ahead with secession.
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On May 25th seven activists were convicted on charges of rebellion and acts of terrorism.
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In 1921 the British suppressed the first Bakonzo rebellion by hanging three of its leaders.
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Midlevel military dissent is no secret, but the top brass has so far quashed rebellion.
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Machado Ventura, a doctor, fought alongside Fidel and Ernesto "Che" Guevara in their 1950s rebellion.
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The media shorthand for this staged event is an outdated stereotype of a Sagebrush Rebellion.
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Consent or invitation by a government to suppress rebellion may also form a lawful basis.
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But there's little sign of the same kind of rebellion among Amazon and Microsoft workers.
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After the failed rebellion, District 13 was destroyed, but its citizens secretly reconstructed the city.
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It was a small form of rebellion against her mother who wouldn't buy her clothes.
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All of this encourages Mr Renzi's vision of leading a southern European anti-austerity rebellion.
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"I think Kat would have to have a more extreme form of rebellion," says Smith.
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Those slightly edgier parts were the extent of his rebellion against his squeaky clean image.
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Thomas Jefferson would be proud -- "A little rebellion, now and then, is a good thing."
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While some might dismiss such protests as youthful rebellion, young people are undeniably driving change.
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The teenager has requested proceeds from the track go to climate activist group Extinction Rebellion.
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For more than four decades he has represented restless change, social rebellion and artistic innovation.
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The rebellion against President Bashar al-Assad has drawn militant Sunnis from across the region.
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"Hence why I simply cannot be as positive after this week's Fed rebellion," Cramer said.
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What's next: The Spanish government is considering charging the 10 Catalans with sedition and rebellion.
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At some indistinct point in the recent past, the left lost its monopoly on rebellion.
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But how do you rebel in a system that sells your rebellion back to you.
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Uranus, the planet of rebellion, makes its retrograde way back into your sign on Tuesday.
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Defendants face charges of rebellion, sedition and misuse of public funds, which they all deny.
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Besharam, which translates to "shameless" in Urdu, is also Patel's late-in-life personal rebellion.
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Performers in a reenactment of an 1811 slave rebellion marched through LaPlace, La., on Friday.
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Spain's government dismissed it as illegal and said politicians leading the rebellion could be jailed.
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They are part of Extinction Rebellion, a grassroots green movement launched in London in 2018.
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The terms of his rebellion undeniably depended on putting women in a second-class role.
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Although the theme of season three is rebellion, Miller says there is no quick fix.
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Climate change is on everyone's mind but it's really in tandem with the extinction rebellion.
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And, conversely, words make up the small acts of rebellion that build solidarity between them.
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In Black Mountain Poems, editor Jonathan C. Creasy strongly engages in this type of rebellion.
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There is no pride, no glory and no honor in extolling rebellion against our country.
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All of them have beards, the telltale symbol of rebellion for so many former Yankees.
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I was in a state of mind that combined rebellion, hormones and eagerness for change.
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A small Jewish army called the Maccabees led a rebellion against the Greeks and won.
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Though Assad has crushed many areas of rebellion, Buwaydani still believes he can be toppled.
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