She roots out Catholic gentry and is complicit in their torture.
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There's this company called Native Roots out here in Colorado and basically we're mutual fans.
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However, heading the FCA - which roots out misconduct in Britain's large financial services sector - is fraught with risks.
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I'm particularly proud of the sequence where Tyrion plays the various council members against each other and roots out a spy.
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You can take the woman out of the working class Midwest, but you can't take those roots out of the woman.
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He entertains the soldiers in gladiatorial combat and roots out a force of traitors that is growing in the large military camp.
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He entertains the soldiers in gladiatorial combat and roots out a force of traitors that is growing in the large military camp.
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A Mexican-American whose own mother hid her roots out of shame and fear, Williams presides over a miniature United Nations of survivors of conflicts across the planet.
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In The Humanity Bureau, Cage plays a caseworker for a government agency that roots out unproductive members of society and banishes them to a colony known as New Eden.
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But if the Defense Department actively roots out transgender people and discharges them from the military, the Pentagon is likely to face an especially contentious fight, legal experts say.
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Gfrörer's works are frightening because the world itself is frightening, and she roots out those anxieties for the reader, helping them become more knowable… or perhaps even more disturbing.
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Xi has shaken up the commission and military since assuming power late in 19843 as he roots out corruption and streamlines the 2 million-strong armed forces, the world's largest.
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But if the U.S. Defense Department actively roots out transgender people and discharges them from the military, the Pentagon is likely to face an especially contentious fight, legal experts say.
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LONDON, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Britain's markets watchdog warned financial firms on Tuesday they could be fined for improper use of unauthorised introducer firms which provide client leads as the regulator roots out pension scams.
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It's a kind of different spin of a "GTA" game, essentially, set in a near-future, believably modern San Francisco Bay Area where the game's main character, Marcus, roots out evil corporations through hacking.
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As Amanda Taub wrote for Vox at the time: The president cannot restore Mexican security until he roots out cartel corruption in the government, military, and police, and he has been struggling to do so.
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"Our democracy is strongest when we have a free, open press that informs citizens, holds public officials accountable, and roots out corruption," Cicilline, the top Democrat on the House Judiciary antitrust subcommittee, said in a statement.
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A third person said Moro's conditions included the passage of new anti-corruption legislation and expansion of the Justice Ministry's responsibilities to include the federal police and the auditing office that roots out graft in the federal budget.
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"In Warm Blood" (Television series episode). In Evgeny Gridneff (Producer), Star Cops. London: BBC2 10 August 1987, 20:35. roots out and dismisses corrupt officersBoucher, Chris (Writer) & Baker, Christopher (Director), (1987).
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W. Bulmer & Co. (London), 1811.Edmunds, Flavell. Traces of History in the Names of Places: with a Vocabulary of the Roots out of which Names of Places in England and Wales are Formed, Rev. ed., p. 47\.
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The Utah House project was developed from the grass roots out of concern for the environment. It is open to all visitors. The USU Botanical Center is a botanical garden and a Utah State University distance education site located in Kaysville near Salt Lake City, Utah. The center offers educational opportunities for children and adults, all backed by USU Extension.
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He came to power years before when he murdered his brother, the previous king, and drove his brother's wife and infant son, Ignosi, out into the desert to die. Twala's rule is unchallenged. An evil, impossibly ancient hag named Gagool is his chief advisor. She roots out any potential opposition by ordering regular witch hunts and murdering without trial all those identified as traitors.
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Akitoye, in turn, deployed his crier singing "I am like a pin firmly driven into the ground, which is always hard to root out but ever remains firm". Kosoko retorted "I am the digger who always roots out a pin". The tensions led to an uprising named Ogun Olomiro (Salt Water War) by the Kosoko faction in July 1845. The Kosoko faction laid siege to the Oba's Palace for three weeks.
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Kosoko retorted "I am the digger who always roots out a pin". The tensions led to an rising named Ogun Olomiro (Salt Water War) by the Kosoko faction in July 1845. The Kosoko faction laid siege to the Oba's Palace for three weeks. Akitoye eventually accepted defeat, escaped up the lagoon to the north, and was granted safe passage through the Agboyi Creek by Oshodi Tapa, Kosoko's war captain.
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Mallee scrub originally covered large parts of southern Australia, and when farmers moved into these areas they found it peculiarly difficult to clear the land. After the trees were cut down, the roots energetically produced regrowth. These young shoots and the old roots could be killed by repeated burning (see below), but the large roots remained in the ground, making it impossible to plough the soil. Grubbing the roots out was a slow and labour-intensive activity, and the problem was seriously hindering agricultural expansion.
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Reid vows to uncover what is behind the Skal epidemic, which he learns has been mistaken for the Spanish flu. Lady Ashbury invites Reid to the West End on behalf of the Ascalon Club, a secret society of highborn vampires. By the order of its leader Lord Redgrave, Reid roots out the source of Skals in the district. Swansea is later kidnapped and, once located, admits to attempting to heal Jones with Lady Ashbury's blood, thereby creating the Skal epidemic; once Ashbury finds out, she flees in shame.
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She also insists that the problem is not climate change and that food technology will not provide the solution. George instead believes that the problem is that the world food supply is controlled by the wealthy elite and that the poor have no say on the unfair trade that roots out local farmers, who are replaced with foreign agribusinesses to grow profitable cash crops for the West, creating economic, agricultural, and hunger crises in the third world. The title is a parody of Jacob Riis's book How the Other Half Lives.
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And we realize that the hand of Fascism is behind every > attempt to demoralize our home front, to undermine the authority of the > Republic. Therefore it is essential that we wipe out Trotskyism with a firm > hand, for Trotskyism is no longer a political option for the working class > but an instrument of the counter-revolution. Trotskyism must be rooted out > of the proletarian ranks of our Party as one roots out poisonous weeds. The > Trotskyists must be rooted out and disposed of like wild beasts, for > otherwise every time our men wish to go on the offensive we will not be able > to do so due to lawlessness caused by the Trotskyists in the rear.
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When they caught up with the imperial train, Li Jue and Guo Si were defeated by Yang Feng, who had gained support from the White Wave Bandits. However, Yang Feng and the imperial retinue were running out of food, to the point that some court officials had to dig tree roots out from the earth as food. Thus, Emperor Xian sent emissaries to the various warlords, still nominal vassals of his, asking for help; however only a few of them replied with actual assistance. Zhang Yang, one of the warlords who received the edict, quickly sent his staff to support the emperor with supplies, and the forces of Li Jue and Guo Si were defeated in a decisive battle.
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After culturing and isolating the organism in laboratory mice, the pathogen they named Rickettsia akari was identified as the ultimate cause of the disease now called rickettsialpox. The Department of Health announced a program to work with building owners to exterminate the mice that were the vector for the disease.Staff. "NEW FEVER TRACED TO MITE ON MICE; U.S. Health Service Roots Out Cause of Spotted Ailment That Struck in Queens NO CURE IS FOUND AS YET Victim Made Ill by Bite of Insect--Weinstein Urges War on Rodents Some Removed to Hospitals Blood of Patients Sampled", The New York Times, October 4, 1946. Accessed July 23, 2009. Over 500 cases of the disease were diagnosed in New York City from 1947 to 1951.
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135-144 A 17th-century author said: > Meanwhile he (the Turk) wins (converts) by craft more than by force, and > snatches away Christ by fraud out of the hearts of men. For the Turk, it is > true, at the present time compels no country by violence to apostatise; but > he uses other means whereby imperceptibly he roots out Christianity... Non-Muslims did not serve in the Sultan's army. The exception to this were some groups of the population with specific statute, usually used for auxiliary or rear services, and the infamous blood tax (кръвен данък), also known as devşirme, whereby every fifth young boy was taken to be trained as a warrior of the Empire. These boys went through harsh religious and military training that turned them into an elite corps subservient to the Sultan.
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Pest control measures were undertaken through the New York City Department of Health and its commissioner Israel Weinstein to eliminate the mice in and around the buildings with the cooperation of property owners.Staff. "NEW FEVER TRACED TO MITE ON MICE; U.S. Health Service Roots Out Cause of Spotted Ailment That Struck in Queens NO CURE IS FOUND AS YET Victim Made Ill by Bite of Insect--Weinstein Urges War on Rodents Some Removed to Hospitals Blood of Patients Sampled", The New York Times, October 4, 1946. Accessed July 23, 2009. Another 20 cases of rickettsialpox were discovered elsewhere in New York City during the investigation of the Queens outbreak, including 10 cases found in an apartment building in the Bronx that had originally been diagnosed as atypical chickenpox.
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The mosque of Pasha Qasim in Pécs, now used as a Catholic church Minaret of Eger The Ottomans practiced relative religious tolerance, and Christianity was not prohibited. Islam was not spread by force in the areas under the control of the Ottoman Sultan,The preaching of Islam: a history of the propagation of the Muslim faith By Sir Thomas Walker Arnold, pg. 135-144 however, Arnold concludes by quoting a 17th-century author who stated: > Meanwhile he [the Turk] wins [converts] by craft more than by force, and > snatches away Christ by fraud out of the hearts of men. For the Turk, it is > true, at the present time compels no country by violence to apostatise; but > he uses other means whereby imperceptibly he roots out Christianity...The > preaching of Islam: a history of the propagation of the Muslim faith By Sir > Thomas Walker Arnold, pg.
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