But that capacity for collective self-determination was very much in service of private or individual self-determination.
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Self-determination While Wong and Demosistō do not advocate independence, their "most important policy" will be self-determination for the city.
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For him, borders are vital to democratic self-determination, particularly since immigration can change the character of a country—"the 'self' in 'self-determination,' " he calls it.
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In 1973, AIM, still upset with the lack of action on self determination, took a building at Wounded Knee; two years later, Ford signed the Self Determination Act.
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But they should have the right of determine — self-determination.
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White people would never have any hope of real self-determination.
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At the same time democratic states also enable collective self-determination.
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Membership of the EU was incompatible with self-determination, they argued.
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Bodily autonomy and self-determination of gender are basic civil rights.
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Myanmar's minorities have long demanded self-determination under a federal system.
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MVLL: The right of self-determination is regulated by the constitution.
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Gratitude, pride, and swashbuckling self-determination synchronize nicely with pedal steel.
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The pride they had in those days, and the self-determination.
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In the main characters, she saw the possibility for self-determination.
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Self-determination meant food security, and national autonomy meant territorial control.
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National self-determination is not a license for attacks against minorities.
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BLACK DETROIT: A People's History of Self-Determination, by Herb Boyd.
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She's passionate about covering community stories of strength and self-determination.
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It doesn't value American independence and self-determination all that much.
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We fought a revolution for self-determination and the right to vote.
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We don't live in a society of self-determination, interdependence, and invitation.
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By contrast, Walker and Brown's reveals celebrate sex and gender self-determination.
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You are working to help Puerto Ricans bounce forward to self-determination.
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For peace and security, John Stuart Mill argued, self-determination is necessary.
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Statehood is also an issue of self-determination for the United States.
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Captivity tales fascinate us because they challenge our fantasy of self-determination.
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There has not been a referendum on self-determination in Catalonia today.
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Rapsody, a rapper from North Carolina, emphasized women's power and self-determination.
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Some women remember their abortions as a defining act of self-determination.
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Now I had choices and the basic human right of self-determination.
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Moving furniture gave him a measure of self-determination he badly craved.
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But there are different forms of power, including that of self-determination.
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We want peace, stability, opportunity and self-determination for the Libyan people.
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Self-Determination Act, meant to help tribes throughout the nation become more
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Tragically, we abandoned this rich history of self-determination in the 1960s.
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We, Americans, claimed freedom: self-determination against tyranny, corruption, monopoly, and monarchy.
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I think of self-determination as a Black movement and ongoing practice.
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More than that, sport has been seen as a statement of self-determination.
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The concept of dieting became popularized, along with this sentiment of self-determination.
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Woodrow Wilson founded his foreign policy on the principle of national self-determination.
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Eating poi was suddenly political, an act of cultural salvage and self-determination.
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" It's a movement, the website says, "guided by self-determination, dignity and respect.
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Polisario says the referendum must be held on self-determination for the Sahrawis.
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But I think most frustrating is the feeling of having no self-determination.
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Others applauded the self-determination exhibited by both the hippo and the armadillo.
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Palestinians and Jews both have the right to self-determination, based on equality.
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He had some measure of self-determination … … Played by his own rules. Right.
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For the Israeli government, the Palestinian right to self-determination is a threat.
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Conscientious objection by doctors necessarily limits a patient's own right to self-determination.
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Why is there "a problem inherent in self-determination," according to the essay?
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That's one of the reasons Israel supports the Kurds' right to self-determination.
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Or is he more focused on limiting trans kids' rights to self-determination?
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"Saudi Runaway" is a starkly complementary story of incarceration, liberation and self-determination.
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It's a people's right to self-determination who are in peril of extermination.
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This would be the culmination of decades of struggle for Kurdish self-determination.
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China's communist regime has opposed the movement for self-determination in Hong Kong.
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Denying Palestinians the right to self-determination, by contrast, is US + Israeli policy.
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And so she used her own self-determination to give herself economic power.
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At the same time, some promoters of B.D.S. support Palestinian self-determination while opposing Jewish self-determination, and are ultimately fighting not for an end to the occupation (which I also oppose) but an end to the state of Israel.
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With Dollar General, the Court's tie helps affirm native groups' rights to self-determination.
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The AGI would leverage its cognitive superpowers to escape containment and achieve self-determination.
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And I believe that Puerto Rico ought to have the right of self-determination.
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And no one is coming even close to extolling a message of self-determination.
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Born in 27, Pešta lived according to the larger Czech struggle for self-determination.
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Both countries held self-determination referendums to address similar demands from Quebec and Scotland.
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International law does not recognise a right to self-determination in an advanced democracy.
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Does whatever you're calling for allow for self-determination for both Israelis and Palestinians?
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It investigates identity and self-determination through traditional headdresses from Africa and the West.
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The region's nonbinding self-determination referendum in 2014 laid the groundwork for Sunday's vote.
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Improvements in women's rights, education and self-determination generally lead to lower birth rates.
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And there's discipline, but in the end there's a self-determination that goes on.
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With the video for "Speculate" from The Everlasting Wave, he showcases his self-determination.
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Asking for self-determination or Hong Kong's full independence from China are controversial ideas.
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Pakistan says it only provides moral support to the Kashmiri right to self-determination.
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Instead, doctors try to respect and promote the patient's self-understanding and self-determination.
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Jewish self-determination: democratic, sovereign and upholding the rule of law in our homeland.
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But back then it had a big impact on me and my self-determination.
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It's devoted to music of uplift and self-determination from across the African diaspora.
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Can it suggest experiential freedom, ability to transgress and disobey, emancipation and self-determination?
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In ethical terms, we talk of individual autonomy, or the right of self-determination.
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For a fleeting moment, there was optimism that Taiwan would enjoy greater self-determination.
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But women have more self-determination in politics than they do in corporate America.
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Instead, it's more about sexual self-determination, and defining yourself in line with that.
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But it's an opportunity to reaffirm the dignity and self-determination of all people.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has defended the law, which says only Jews have the right of self-determination in the country and downgrades Arabic from an official language, saying it is necessary in order to fend off Palestinian challenges to Jewish self-determination.
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U.N. talks have failed to broker an agreement on how to decide on self-determination.
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Scars, wrinkles, stretch marks, and tattoos tell intimate stories of surgeries, survival, and self-determination.
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They discussed concepts like democracy and self-determination into the early hours of the morning.
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Nevertheless, alongside the self-determination and agency asserted through this critique, there is undeniable pain.
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Her sense of self-determination is what ultimately causes that much sought-after Woody pivot.
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This, obviously, is very different; Hong Kong is fighting for its right to self-determination.
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Mr Puigdemont invokes "the legitimate right to self-determination of a thousand-year-old nation".
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Joshua Wong says that his new party -- Demosistō -- "will demand self-determination" for Hong Kong.
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He argued that all this violated his right to self-determination and was therefore unconstitutional.
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"Secretary Zinke has always supported the principles of tribal sovereignty and self-determination," McCain said.
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But how can they square that with the self-determination of illiberal cultures and nations?
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Francken belongs to Flemish nationalist party N-VA, which is supportive of Catalan self-determination.
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So it was never given the chance of self-determination enjoyed by other British colonies.
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Polisario wants to hold a referendum on self-determination, including on the question of independence.
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Some, while pushing for self-determination for Hong Kong, also see the vigil as important.
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Haitian Self-Determination No country was ever lifted out of poverty by just foreign aid.
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Your self-determination, wit and temperament and sense of justice have always appealed to me.
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Throughout the song she brings life to lyrics that navigate darkness, self-determination and redemption.
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Rather than patients following physician orders, patients wanted more self-determination in their medical treatment.
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I told them the story of black self-determination and liberation in 19th-century Brooklyn.
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"It's an incredible history of black self-determination, creativity and self-empowerment," Mr. Fields said.
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The Republic of New Afrika used its Detroit base to advocate for black self-determination.
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They also share a common foundation in the principles of equality, dignity, and self-determination.
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Admiral Weahkee said he was seeing more tribes move in the direction of self-determination.
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General McMaster's phrase, "dignity and self-determination for the Palestinians," was borrowed from Mr. Abbas.
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"Self-determination is a part of the values that we've always worked with," she said.
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The list of grassroots champions behind Nixon's efforts of self-determination is a long one.
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It culminates in the right of self-determination and the awesome responsibility of self-government.
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German economic power may be repulsed by regions seeking to regain their cultural self-determination.
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Sovereignty is the truest expression of self-determination and a sure path toward economic independence.
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The 1991 cease-fire promised the people of Western Sahara a referendum on self-determination.
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Mr. Abbas, who spoke first, described as racist a new Israeli law on self-determination.
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Many Native Americans view such efforts as a violation of tribal self-determination and culture.
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They unfurled banners denouncing "modern slavery" and called for Chagossians to be allowed self-determination.
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Our justice system is set up to strip life, possibility, and self-determination from black people.
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The German federal constitutional court has also identified a right to "informational self-determination," he said.
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Questions of identity in Westworld are a serious mindfuck, as is the idea of self-determination.
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A short communique affirming the Kurdish right to sovereign self-determination would go a long way.
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To the pope, the freedom of movement is greater than the freedom of cultural self-determination.
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"The right of self-determination stands firms no matter what … we control our destiny," Burzichelli said.
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To many of them, Israel is a colonialist enterprise, not a miracle of Jewish self-determination.
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" Mr. Chu added a statement after he quickly read through his oath: "Democracy and self-determination.
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I oppose Israel's occupation and I want the Palestinians to have equal rights and self-determination.
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U.N. talks have long failed to broker an agreement on how to decide on self-determination.
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Mr. Kashua characterizes self-determination for the Jewish people in Israel as an intrinsically racist endeavor.
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Psychological devotion to self-determination would transcend white racism and render stereotypes of black people obsolete.
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The laws from British rule, while broad, do not outlaw calls for independence or self-determination.
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He dedicated his life to advancing the tribal causes of self-determination, sovereignty and human rights.
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Mere speeches supporting the independence of Hong Kong or self-determination could fall under those measures.
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We see African Americans — young, old, rich, and poor — who communicate strength, poise, and self-determination.
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What does self-determination look like for those who are not part of the white majority?
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The right of national self-determination envisioned states as unified collectives; one nation for one people.
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Yet the nationalist principle embodied in Wilsonian "self-determination" offered a simple solution to complex questions.
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Especially for black women, Franklin sang of our deepest aspirations for self-determination, dignity, and love.
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Some tribes have tried models of self-determination and are creating and controlling their own hospitals.
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Then they will further investigate an alternative model of care in Alaska based on self-determination.
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Instead, though, Israel's prisons have become the cradle of a lasting movement for Palestinian self-determination.
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Muslim rebels have been fighting for self-determination in the south for more than four decades.
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His support of self-determination for Portugal's colonies earned him even more hostility from the regime.
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In sum, Israel's colonial-settlement enterprise perpetuates the negation of the Palestinian right to self-determination.
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Conservatives, meanwhile, ground their case in self-determination (I ought to be able to protect myself).
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This move constituted a threat to the Bolshevik government and violated Wilson's promise of self-determination.
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International law, in effect, recognises no right to self-determination by a region in an advanced democracy.
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Accordingly, denying these creatures self-determination is disputing that they're scientifically proven to be cognitively sophisticated beings.
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Sargsyan said people in Nagorno-Karabakh wanted the international community to respect their right for self-determination.
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The Economist: Some people argue that it is illiberal to be against the right of self-determination.
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Westworld never made that clear; then again, self-determination is an elusive goal for all of us.
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"That's beautiful that you believe in self determination but we have already self determined," Rosselló told reporters.
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In truth, Afrofuturism is more than aesthetics and entertainment—it's the ongoing project of black self-determination.
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It marked a rare instance of the US government acknowledging his right to self-determination, he said.
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Variously describing themselves as localist, nativist or pro-self-determination, these parties champion Hong Kong's distinctive identity.
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We're voting for reclaiming the principles of democratic self-determination on which the United States was founded.
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Instead, as empires have fallen apart, Wilson's principle of national self-determination has spread around the world.
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In a rebuke of Beijing, voters elected six candidates who ran on platforms calling for self-determination.
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Only the Communists, he had concluded, were truly committed to the principle of self-determination in Asia.
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The American government should grasp its historic accountabilities, and encourage the new discourse on Haitian self-determination.
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Motta's profiles from around the world emphasize that gender self-determination isn't a Western phenomenon at all.
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It is shameful that this basic principle of self-determination is now at stake for so many.
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Tenzin Gyatso Better known as the Dalai Lama, and a symbol of religious and political self-determination.
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The Catalan independence movement expresses itself in terms of popular power and the right to self-determination.
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His family sees a kid who overcame the doubters, that resilience and self-determination in their blood.
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And that will harm the health and self-determination of women, particularly the most vulnerable among them.
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Be it an association with slavery or "the third world," our self-determination can quickly be disregarded.
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It claims that European rules have held back business, weakened the pound and eroded national self-determination.
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Using sound and place, Postcommodity mediates the complexities of local histories, cultural heritage, and community self-determination.
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We are aspiring and want to achieve our freedom, our dignity and our right to self-determination.
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But relations turned frosty following the election of Tsai, whose party has historically advocated for self-determination.
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"The NAACP has a long history of supporting the democratic value of self-determination," the statement read.
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Mr. Robinson is also working with neighboring Orkney, whose council recently produced a report on self-determination.
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Before coming to power, Mao Zedong promised minorities self-determination, but that would exist in name only.
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When we can identify and support those solutions, we can revitalize the rich legacy of self-determination.
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What constitutes the denial of a Jewish right to self-determination is not outlined in the bill.
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Even through small acts of resistance and solidarity we build our self-determination and preserve our dignity.
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It's always about power—the redistribution of power and resources so that self-determination is a viable option.
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"It (self-determination) is a synonym of peace, not of war," Andreu Van den Eyndehe told the court.
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"As Americans, we value the principle of soveirgnty, self-determination, government by consensus, and limited government," he said.
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While his path of self determination is inspiring, it puts his crew into the path of the storm.
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If you're allied to my community, that doesn't mean we've signed over rights of self-determination to you.
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Gorran supports the right of Iraq's Kurds for self-determination but it opposed holding the referendum on Sept.
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While Zinke's congressional track record reflects commitment to Native American self-determination, Trump's past is not as clear.
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Those were the writers who made space in their poetry to explore questions of democracy and self-determination.
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Torra previously said a new vote would have to be held to decide on self-determination for Catalonia.
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"It's kind of trying to reinvigorate the Brandeis vision of small producers, smaller economy, innovation and self-determination."
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After all, statehood for Puerto Rico is also an issue of self-determination for the U.S. as well.
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President Trump will promote Palestinian "self-determination" during his upcoming trip to the Middle East, Reuters reported Friday.
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Do you still believe in old-fashioned ideas like God, self-determination, and being faithful to your partner?
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Fleet, like many disability activists and advocates, believes strongly in independence and self-determination for the disability community.
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For many, a component of this is reviving the principles of self-determination, personal responsibility, vision and values.
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"The president remains committed to the principle of self-determination for the people of Puerto Rico," she said.
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"A cult is always a weird thing where you're sort of giving up your self-determination," he said.
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The United States is a nation built on the values of equal opportunity, hard work and self-determination.
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Politicians must stop trying to deny women their right to live a life with dignity and self-determination.
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A question of self-determination A growing body of research looks at the factors that influence self-identification.
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"Self-determination, in Morocco's view, is done by negotiation," Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita said after the talks.
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And when those goofy gobbles echo through the camp, you can practically hear the hard-won self-determination.
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Is it because you are fundamentally opposed to the basic national right of self determination and self-defense?
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Here, a woman's right to self-determination has become the stuff of a new and radical heroic journey.
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In Catalonia, the narrative is more about aspirations for self-determination by a people with a distinct identity.
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The project — video, clothing and still images — explored Namacheko's cultural outlook, which centers on identity and self-determination.
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Yet there were notable exceptions, including in industrial Saguenay where the desire for national self-determination remains strong.
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"We were interested in making jewelry that supports self-expression and queer self-determination," Voula O, 40, said.
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Gaming is their form of self-determination, a means to take control of their constricted, highly regimented lives.
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Other black musicians Matsoukas has collaborated with—most notably, Rihanna—espouse the same message of economic self-determination.
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Twenty-five years later, the authority has failed to deliver peace, justice and self-determination for the Palestinians.
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And endless occupation makes Israel's vaunted democracy less about Jewish self-determination than it is about ethnic subjugation.
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Opinion The ballet 'Attitude: Lucy Negro Redux' is a forceful claiming of female desire and sexual self-determination.
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And so putting her on the $20 validates all of her efforts toward self-determination and economic power.
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Pakistan denies the charge, saying it provides moral and diplomatic support to Kashmiris fighting for right to self-determination.
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Article 235 allows for the right to self-determination of any community sharing a common cultural and language heritage.
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Islamabad says it gives only moral and diplomatic support to the Kashmiri people in their struggle for self-determination.
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MRK: I wanted to draw an aggressive picture of female sexual self-determination, which defines Pasiphaë in the films.
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Self-determination—complete control over the design and production of labor's products—necessarily binds a worker and their work.
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"The principles of non-intervention, self-determination and the peaceful settlement of disputes will be applied again," he said.
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Catalonia remained open to dialogue, but it "cannot be expected to renounce the right to self-determination", Aragones said.
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Netanyahu took this in his stride, saying it was needed to fend off Palestinian challenges to Jewish self-determination.
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Some held posters demanding the right to self-determination and an end to racism and colonialism in West Papua.
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Students demonstrate against the position of the Spanish government to ban the self-determination referendum of Catalonia, on Sept.
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What they're asking for is so-called "real self-determination" but in effect it amounts to secession (from China).
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Recent scholarship has pointed to the contingencies of launch-site territory, nationalism, and self-determination in India and Kenya.
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With few exceptions, notably when empires collapse, the world generally favours national unity over self-determination by subnational groups.
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Explorers descend into madness, and only the biologist's extraordinary self-determination allows her to find balance with the place.
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It says it gives only moral and diplomatic support to the Kashmiri people in their struggle for self-determination.
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Gorran and the PUK both support Kurdish self-determination but Gorran opposed the referendum, saying it was ill-timed.
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Riley conjures a Technicolor vision of seventies California and casts Suzy's ambition as a feminist quest for self-determination.
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The right of self-determination could also mean that former colonies can decide to pull closer, rather than exiting.
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It allows people to dream about what self-governance and the right to self-determination could actually look like.
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In 2006, when I was living in Venezuela, I created my own organization for end-of-life self-determination.
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Before the protests, known as the Umbrella Movement, talk of self-determination simply was not part of the dialogue.
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Even many liberal Jews have grown weary of Israel's continued custody over a people with dreams of self-determination.
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Yet efforts to identify and help older people who neglect themselves often collide with Americans' emphasis on self-determination.
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"Nonintervention, the people's self-determination, peaceful settlement of disputes and respect for human rights," Mr. López Obrador said Thursday.
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Some were successful, but for many others, self-determination, another one of Wilson's ringing phrases, was elusive at best.
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The desire for real self-determination, one that is based on the consent of the governed, remained the same.
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The urgent scrawls of names, crowding one another for visual dominance, was a form of branding as self-determination.
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In Russia, a new czar is all too happy to undermine the West's quaint belief in Wilsonian self-determination.
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"The research on human motivation, called 'self-determination theory,' says that we are intrinsically motivated animals," we are told.
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The first rule: Portray your cause as a struggle for democracy and human rights first, national self-determination second.
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Catalans may have themselves fallen in that gap, believing their desire for democratic self-determination would carry the day.
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We all enjoy the right of self-determination, especially the elderly, with whose choices we are apt to meddle.
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Israel has passed a law declaring that only Jewish people have the right of self-determination in the country.
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The stories differ in detail and scope, but they share one striking similarity in their urgency of self-determination.
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Our nations have a right to self-determination, self-governance and an ongoing working relationship with the federal government.
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Beijing is furious that Hong Kong's system has allowed "localist" politicians who advocate self-determination to be voted into power.
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Mr. Tsang, the Chinese studies professor, said the right to self-determination was a reasonable expectation from a democrat's perspective.
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There are big policy disagreements, ranging from the economy to Catalonia, where Mr Iglesias supports a referendum on self-determination.
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The establishment of the state of Israel represented self-determination for Jews, but a catastrophe — "nakba" in Arabic — for Palestinians.
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But there's also another key issue at play: race, and the need to recognize indigenous tribes' right to self-determination.
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SELF-DETERMINATION What is less clear is what will happen to stores like McGuire's now that legalization has taken effect.
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"Self-determination, which should be the central pillar of indigenous policy-making, is not reflected in the law," says Winchester.
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"It shows a complete lack of understanding of tribal sovereignty, self-determination -- things very, very important to tribes," Udall added.
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He and Wong went on to form the Demosisto party, to campaign for reform and self-determination for the city.
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For many tribal leaders, the desire for more control over drilling projects is as much about self-determination as money.
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Thanks to the chaos created by IS, the Kurds in each country are closer than ever to achieving self-determination.
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But Puerto Rico and the other territories have neither self-determination nor the federal financial backing accorded to U.S. states.
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The EU, by contrast, is based on precisely the opposite idea, namely that self-determination is both irrational and dangerous.
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What is news, is that Black people had self-determination and agency and were fighting to create a new world.
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We should instead seek to broker an amicable separation or divorce that results in self-determination for Iraq's fractious communities.
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Abdul-Rahman believes that restoring the right to vote for people like Miller gives them a sense of self-determination.
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His lawyer, Andreu Van den Eynde, told the court Tuesday that the defendants had the right to seek self-determination.
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This was no longer merely a protest in favor of regional self-determination; it was a cry for basic dignity.
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But this implicit nod to Palestinian self-determination was driven by an overriding concern for Jewish interests, not Arab rights.
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These decisions will mean the difference between a path of continued strife and a path toward recovery and self-determination.
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Kashmir, a disputed region caught between India, Pakistan, and its own fight for self-determination, is a nuclear flash point.
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Smuts came of age into a world where talk of national self-determination and freedom was largely limited to whites.
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Some characters are skeptical of his affinity for Europe, particularly in the context of the region's fight for self-determination.
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Alaska's 740,000 residents have found that outside forces are leaving their mark on a place that thrives on self-determination.
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The group's poetry pushed revolution and self-determination, while admonishing listeners about survival in an environment defined by racialized poverty.
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In 2014, most Jews said that "crucial national decisions" — like, say, self-determination — should be left to the Jewish majority.
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Nagorno-Karabakh argues that it is entitled to exist independently because of the right of all peoples to self-determination.
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Very few dare to endorse more controversial political issues and call for, say, self-determination or independence for Hong Kong.
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Some accounts describe themselves as "free Papua" activists but criticise advocates for Papuan self-determination, including prominent lawyer Veronica Koman.
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Authorities extended a blanket ban on pro-independence candidates to also include those who advocate self-determination for the city.
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In both cases, organizers say the focus should be standing up for Indigenous self-determination—not just stopping one pipeline.
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Leaving Guam, in managed retreat or otherwise, can feel like admitting defeat in a 500-year fight for self-determination.
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In the coming weeks, two would-be nations will decide whether to pursue self-determination in accordance with Wilsonian principles.
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The cradle of the indigenous self-determination movement in Michoacan state is Cheran, home to about 18,000 mostly Purepecha residents.
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Neighborhood activists cheered the closure, seeing it as a victory in the long struggle for self-determination in their community.
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The song simultaneously opens a space for expressionist outpouring and free self-determination; your feelings could be anything you want.
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Instead, this goes further to unequivocally state that Jews — and only Jews — have the exclusive right to "self-determination" within Israel.
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Our work is about local community self-determination in this transborder context — how that pushes, pulls, tears, and sustains people's lives.
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He cites a desire for self-determination as one of the reasons why people simulate their day jobs with video games.
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Official statistics show that among refugees, the proportion of offenses against sexual self-determination in total crime is less than 221%!
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But international law recognises a right to self-determination only in cases of colonisation, invasion or gross denial of human rights.
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Syria, embroiled in a devastating civil war and whose Kurds are pressing ahead with their own self-determination, rejected the referendum.
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After all, sovereign self-determination for nearly 30 million Kurds should take precedence over that of, at most, 5 million Palestinians.
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In reply, Islamabad says it only gives moral and diplomatic support to the Kashmiri people in their struggle for self-determination.
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Pakistan has consistently denied the accusation, saying it provides moral and diplomatic support to Kashmiris seeking self-determination for the region.
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Camille has her flashes of self-determination and confidence, especially dealing with her judgmental, demanding mother Adora, played by Patricia Clarkson.
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Pakistan denies this, saying it only offers moral and diplomatic support to the Kashmiri people in their campaign for self-determination.
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"We expect a genuine and positive attitude to restructuring and self-determination for every component unit of Nigeria," the group said.
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The bill, dubbed the Tribal Energy Development and Self Determination Act, would authorize tribes to conduct their own energy resource appraisals.
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The 2014 protests spawned new political parties, including some that are still calling for self-determination or full independence from China.
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Populism in America, Brexit and the rise of economic nationalism is a reflection of the desire for sovereignty and self-determination.
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Morocco has offered the Sahrawis broad autonomy under Moroccan rule, while the Polisario Front insists on a referendum on self-determination.
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Still, the entrepreneurial spirit is alive, which some interpret as a thirst for the self-determination Puerto Rico has never had.
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In 2009, Greenland passed the Self-Government Act, recognizing that its citizens had a right to self-determination under international law.
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He sought the United Nations' help in achieving self-determination for the island, which is a territory of the United States.
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Mr. Yemini wrote that population transfers were historically intended to ensure the right of self-determination and to establish nation states.
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Black women have never had full autonomy over our bodies or self-determination over whether to be a parent or not.
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Hong Kong's government separately said one candidate was deemed invalid for contravening electoral laws that bar "advocating or promoting 'self-determination"'.
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India blames that rebellion on Pakistan, which denies the accusation, saying that it backs the right to self-determination for Kashmir.
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A ceasefire in 1991 called for a referendum on self-determination for Western Sahara, but the vote has never taken place.
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For Wilson was determined to offer "self-determination," a pleasingly American term that he had begun to use in early 21919.
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And what about the call for a new era of national "self-determination" by the American President Woodrow Wilson in 20143?
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His government has forbidden non-Jews to exercise the right to self-determination, and removed Arabic as an official Israeli language.
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They also demanded permission to travel to Paris to present Egypt's case for self-determination before the peace conference gathering there.
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This is a play about class, ambition and self-determination, but it's even more concerned with the suffocating effects of paternalism.
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The capstone, though, came Thursday, with passage of a law granting the Jewish people an exclusive right to national self-determination.
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An independent Kurdish state would be a victory for democratic values, national self-determination and the rights of women and minorities.
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Given its long history in the shadow of Britain, the country has long held its sovereignty and self-determination especially dear.
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HUNDREDS OF ARRESTS Torra said earlier this week said Catalonia should hold a new vote on self-determination within two years.
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Hong Kong's government separately said one candidate was deemed invalid for contravening electoral laws that bar "advocating or promoting 'self-determination'".
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He spoke of national self-determination in the loftiest terms while initiating the American occupation of Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
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In recent years, some Papua students, including those who study in other provinces, have called for self-determination for their region.
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Syrians, he argues, are entitled to "self-determination and to sovereignty," against the "imperialist domination" and "war profiteering" of American interventions.
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The two would discuss the right of self-determination and an amnesty for the jailed and self-exiled Catalan separatist leaders.
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I think that what we need to recognize is, first of all, the role of the Afghans in their self-determination.
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The Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act, which simplified the housing assistance process for Indian nations, expired in 2013.
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Chow's party Demosisto, co-founded by Joshua Wong, supports self-determination for the city's political future, but does not advocate separatism.
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But because IQ is partially hereditary, and resistant to change, it conflicts with a lot of modern values about self-determination.
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Ethnic democracies grant rights to all citizens, but only insofar as those rights don't interfere with the goal of self-determination for the dominant group — a goal usually given a high priority after self-determination has been withheld from that group for a long time, as it was for Jews and the ethnic groups populating former Soviet states.
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Like Brown, Davis was lulled by Nixon's siren song of black empowerment and self-determination, a decision he later came to regret.
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India's decision is likely to increase tensions with Pakistan, which demands that India give the Kashmiri people the right to self-determination.
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You can only push people into a corner for so long until they fight their way back to freedom and self-determination.
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And it's that skepticism about progress and the belief in black self-determination that pushed Thomas down the road to ultra-conservatism.
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Hong Kong's Legislative Council again witnessed stormy scenes over the swearing-in of two lawmakers who support self-determination for the territory.
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"Animal" (pictured), an Argentine film directed by Armando Bo, opts for a suburban domestic setting to question the idea of self-determination.
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"Under international law, indigenous people have the right to self-determination and rights to their traditional lands, territories and resources," Girard said.
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The protectors, bearing only aloha and compassion, are becoming a symbol of peaceful resistance and steadfast commitment to restoring indigenous self-determination.
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And this is not a condemnation, by the way, but rather a celebration of the American sense of self determination and resourcefulness.
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"If we do not fight for self-determination the Chinese Communist Party will determine our future," he told CNN at the time.
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After centuries of racial and economic injustice in the Caribbean, the 1970s and '80s were a time of self-determination and growth.
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The Sahrawi people's Polisario Front movement, which demands self-determination for Western Sahara, wants a referendum on independence for the disputed territory.
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I hope Secretary Zinke encourages President Trump about the importance of self-determination, teach him about that, understand what it's all about.
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The Polisario Front insists on self-determination through a referendum for the local population, which it estimates at between 350,000 and 500,000.
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Its membership of the UN similarly infringes its self-determination, for it can be outvoted there just as it can in Brussels.
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The immense interest Black Panther has ignited in Afrofuturism is a signal that we're ripe for even more acts of self-determination.
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The show's location embodied the deep connection the brand has to the cross-generational project of black community building and self-determination.
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Sisters, co-workers and co-conspirators, they fantasise about killing their mistress out of envy and as an act of self-determination.
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Before the era of infatuation with the government, the spirit of enterprise and self-determination was a hallmark of the black community.
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All families, including immigrant families, would be free to make decisions about their bodies, sexuality, and health with dignity and self-determination.
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A 1991 ceasefire was meant to lead to a U.N.-backed referendum on the region's self-determination including the question of independence.
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In 1977, indigenous leaders from around the world organized a United Nations conference in Geneva to promote indigenous sovereignty and self-determination.
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As the Supreme Court has noted, reproductive freedom lies at the heart of the promise of human dignity, self-determination and equality.
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My country has spent years working to emerge from war and poverty, struggling with self-determination after emerging from brutal colonial rule.
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The legislation downgrades the status of the Arabic language, promotes Jewish construction and affirms the exclusive right of Jews to self-determination.
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Self-determination is manifested as the right of a minority group to be free from oppression from the rest of their country.
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This, ultimately, is what the fundamentalists hate: America's constitutive capacity for change, which they regard as the evil face of self-determination.
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This is the first time in my memory that the city of Detroit and all its agencies have had full self determination.
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Both demonstrated the island's urgency for more political self-determination, complicating President Tsai Ing-wen's efforts to navigate tense relations with China.
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Pakistan denies direct support but says it gives moral and diplomatic support to the Kashmiri people in their struggle for self-determination.
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They argued that comments she made in 2016 supporting "democratic self-determination" were evidence that she contests China's sovereignty over Hong Kong.
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To these representatives of national aspirations, President Wilson often served as a symbol of the coming era of self-determination for all.
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Self-determination means not only defining what a nation is, but also who belongs in that nation and who is an outsider.
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Violent patriarchy may have killed Iraq's Instagram queen, but in her brief, vivid life, she seized the internet's possibilities for self-determination.
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At the same time, he should not punish the millions of Kurdish Iraqis who want to express their aspiration for self-determination.
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Puigdemont's government claims it has a democratic mandate to seek a binding independence referendum based on the universal right to self-determination.
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In "The Measure of a Man" he defends android Data's right to self determination in court against Starfleet attempts to dismantle him.
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Western governments, United Nations human rights experts, and advocates of Uighur self-determination have condemned the increasingly harsh restrictions on many Uighurs.
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It is not expected to mention a two-state solution, the source said, but explains how Palestinian self-determination will manifest itself.
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Gorran, or the Change Movement, supports the right of Iraq's Kurds for self-determination but it opposed holding the referendum on Sept.
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They have organized without violence, called for an open vote and presented themselves as pursuing the supposedly universal right to self-determination.
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The plan, a source told CNN, will eschew the two-state solution in favor of setting out steps toward Palestinian self-determination.
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The goal was no longer to further progress made through self-determination but a pursuit of entitlements with a mentality of victimization.
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We believe in the democratization of information and the power that knowledge gives to people to further peace, accountability and self-determination.
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Drawing from Create Equity's recent post, this panel will consider the strategic and intersecting goals of Diversity, Prosperity, Redistribution and Self-Determination.
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While Ethiopia's constitution guarantees all ethnic groups the right to a referendum on self-determination, the government has long forbidden such votes.
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The authorities could not rule out action against other groups, including those promoting "self determination" as well as full independence, he said.
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Drawing on the "histories of struggle for self-determination" the museum positions this exhibition as a means to imagine a more inclusive future.
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In 2016 record numbers of them elected legislators with "localist" views, such as self-determination or even independence for Hong Kong from China.
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And if we don't halt and reverse the creeping criminalization of a woman's self-determination now, we may never have the chance again.
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Hong Kong's government said in a statement one candidate was deemed invalid for contravening electoral laws that bar "advocating or promoting 'self-determination"'.
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In each of these cases, Britain trades pure self-determination for real influence: the ability to shape its economic, security and environmental circumstances.
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Israel's parliament, the Knesset, had just passed a law stating that the right of national self-determination is "unique to the Jewish people".
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It is no surprise that many of those who remain in these communities have lost any sense of respect, dignity, and self-determination.
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" Speaker Paul Ryan said the passage of the bill would usher in a "new era of reform based on liberty and self-determination.
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The 44-item agenda puts issues ranging from taxation to decentralization on the table, although notably not the actual right to self-determination.
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Another is the so-called nation-state law, which states that the right of national self-determination is "unique to the Jewish people".
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But younger people have grown frustrated at stalled changes, sparking unprecedented calls for various forms of greater autonomy, from self-determination to independence.
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The state's constitution protects "the right to control one's own body, to assert bodily integrity, and to exercise self-determination," wrote the court.
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It is the Spanish constitution, and not the government, which prevents a referendum on self-determination in Catalonia ("The Catalan question", September 27rd).
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It is unjust for a province to give itself the right of self-determination thereby foregoing the rights given to all Spanish citizens.
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The bill's supporters said it was largely symbolic and Netanyahu said it was needed to fend of Palestinian challenges to Jewish self-determination.
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A just vison of peace must be grounded in international law and recognize the Palestinian right to self-determination on the 1967 borders.
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They're proud of their status and insist that their right of self-determination matters more than what Madrid and London happen to say.
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It stipulates "Israel is the historical homeland of the Jewish people and they have an exclusive right to national self-determination in it".
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It's not only about what we are voting on but also the right to express and to exercise the right to self-determination.
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Islamabad denies the allegation and says it only gives moral and diplomatic support to the Kashmiri people in their struggle for self-determination.
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The former president also asserts that the proposal violates international law regarding self-determination, taking land by force and annexation of occupied territories.
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Pakistan denies giving material support to the Kashmir guerrillas but says it provides moral and diplomatic support in Kashmir's struggle for self-determination.
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In the Legislature, I want to push forward the discussion of Hong Kong's future and discuss [Hong Kong people's] right to self-determination.
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U.N.-backed attempts to hold a referendum on self-determination have been deadlocked since 1991 and Rabat has presented its own autonomy plan.
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Pakistan denies backing militants and says it only gives moral and diplomatic support to the Kashmiri people in their struggle for self-determination.
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In a bad relationship, one person holds all the power, doling out little moments of illusory self-determination as one would dog treats.
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Contemporary international law suggests that former colonies like Puerto Rico have a right to "self-determination"— the freedom to choose their political affiliation.
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It disregarded Ukraine's right to sovereignty and self-determination, and has shown no sign of backing down, despite sanctions and increasing international isolation.
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In the 1980s, as Britain and China negotiated the future of Hong Kong's people over their heads, some did call for self-determination.
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This commitment to individual freedom, in turn, is the basis for our shared belief in a strong national defense and economic self-determination.
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There is another version of America beyond the noise our fireworks make: not military strength, but the deliberate commitment to collective self-determination.
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She came to where she is today by hard work, self-determination and the rugged individualism that comes with a hardscrabble heartland upbringing.
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The "Game a Week" project was one of self-determination, meant to voluntarily break Wallick's own inability to adapt to an ethereal schedule.
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After all, should the moral claims of a people for self-determination be forfeited simply because so many of them resort to violence?
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And their power makes it all the more outrageous that a significant number of Americans find their right of self-determination under attack.
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Critic's Pick In this stirring drama, the director Eliza Hittman tells an intimate story that is also a potent argument about self-determination.
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They do so to guarantee the health, dignity and self-determination of every patient because those are crucial components of our human rights.
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But Mr. Pawlikowski compresses entire worlds into this exquisite black-and-white drama, which movingly sets love, art and self-determination against tyranny.
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And that we didn't deserve the same self-determination that people in the West take for granted and, indeed, constantly trumpet as inalienable.
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But Juche, commonly rendered as "self-reliance," was itself an extreme offshoot of the "self-determination" that had inspired the events of 1919.
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"AOC's Aries Moon indicates that she's emotionally fed by a certain amount of independence, self-determination, and spontaneity," Jeanna Kadlec wrote in Allure.
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Exercising the right of self-determination, representatives of the world's peoples flooded into Paris, hoping to stake a claim in the new order.
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Candidates supporting the independence of Hong Kong were the first to be barred; then it was people advocating self-determination for the city.
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They had fled bloody clashes that for decades pitted the national armed forces against ethnic groups in rural areas fighting for self-determination.
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At its heart, Mr. Begin's offer of autonomy was couched in benevolent language but predicated on the denial of self-determination for Palestinians.
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Ever since the Kurds were denied their own state after World War I, they have been focused on a search for self-determination.
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With Jews in the minority, the Jewishness of a democratic Israel could only be ensured if Palestinians had a chance at self-determination.
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" • The country's Parliament enacted a law on Thursday that declares the right of national self-determination to be "unique to the Jewish people.
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Those who say Israel should be Jewish first overwhelmingly belong to the political right, which pushed through this week's national self-determination law.
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Regional President Carles Puigdemont signed a decree that officially calls for a "self-determination referendum of Catalonia" to be held on Oct. 1.
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Congress's grant of self-determination was, paradoxically, justified by a series of Supreme Court decisions that were grounded in imperialism and white supremacy.
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This territorial redrawing was no mere afterthought of an atrocious world war — it cemented national self-determination as the basis for political sovereignty.
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" The IHRA definition does not use the phrase "anti-Zionism" but does say denying the Jewish people their right to self-determination "e.g.
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With the 5 million Kurds who are eligible to vote largely united by dreams of self-determination, the outcome appears in little doubt.
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Even before women had the right to vote, Blaché, in her actions and in her films, expressed female drives, desires and self-determination.
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After he returned to the United States, he received a hard lesson in self-determination when the Senate killed his vision in November.
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Everyone's related, dynasties matter more than self-determination, and Emperor Palpatine canonically had enough sex to produce two further generations of his bloodline.
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But with a project like "The Castle," I have a little bit of hope that an ethic of self-determination can be restored.
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States of Focus is a powerful testimony to contemporary women artists who have endured and continue to endure assaults on their self-determination.
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The main issue that draws me to the alt-right is the self determination of the white people and people of European heritage.
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Liberal thinkers paid too little heed to those things people value beyond self-determination and economic betterment, such as their religious and ethnic identities.
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They say it will cause regional chaos, and they also fear secession will encourage their own restive Kurdish populations to press for self-determination.
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Wade (1973) the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the privacy right of a woman to reproductive self-determination, and in Planned Parenthood v.
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And so I ask of my fellow CEOs, and the many men who believe deeply in justice and rights and self-determination: Get louder.
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Their "Umbrella Movement" was the biggest act of civil disobedience in the territory's history and spawned new groups demanding "self-determination" for Hong Kong.
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Nonetheless, the policy bolstered the argument long made by proponents of both statehood and independence: that Puerto Ricans have no right to self-determination.
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Chaos again erupted at Hong Kong's Legislative Council amid disputes over the swearing-in of two legislators who support self-determination for the territory.
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Chow was disqualified on the grounds that self-determination is inconsistent with the principle of "one country, two systems," a view echoed by Lam.
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A somewhat similar hypothesis is proposed by the Self Determination Theory, which addresses human motivation through the lens of "intrinsic" versus "extrinsic" life aspirations.
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Meanwhile, far-right foreign fighters who joined pro-Russian separatists saw the battle as defending the separatists' right to self-determination against Western imperialism.
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There, the first people of the north have been some of the most successful advocates for Indigenous self-determination and rights in the world.
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For Palestinians -- both Muslim and non-Muslim -- the site, in particular the Dome of the Rock, has become the symbol of national self-determination.
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The UN first promised the Sahrawis a referendum on self-determination in the 1960s and has often repeated that promise, but never kept it.
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Once Europeans had accepted self-determination, it was just a matter of time before Africans and Asians founded national-liberation movements of their own.
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At this pivotal moment, Muslim voters are building power grounded in political education, community self-determination, civic participation, and state-level organizing en masse.
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The rights of self-defense and self-determination are not given to us by the Constitution; they are natural rights that the Constitution safeguards.
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Haiti couldn't participate in the industrial revolution because French bankers forced punitive payments for 22019 years after independence, an unprecedented tax on self-determination.
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They also represent the seven principles: unity (umoja), self-determination (kujichagulia), collective responsibility (ujima), cooperative economics (ujamaa), purpose (nia), creativity (kuumba) and faith (imani).
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What Puerto Rico deserves is a fair and inclusive self-determination process to end more than 100 years of U.S. colonialism in the island.
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It stipulates that "Israel is the historic homeland of the Jewish people and they have an exclusive right to national self-determination in it".
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Successive U.S. administrations have dodged the question, despite every reason dictating that they possess a right to self-determination that deserves to be expressed.
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The regime in Iran has long targeted ethnic and religious minorities, particularly those who have fought for their own self-determination against this regime.
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Ms. Watson said the man in the video embodied the right to self-determination that the world's last isolated people should be entitled to.
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If Catalonia was working toward independence because it was suppressed by the Spanish government, it would be rightfully seeking the right to self-determination.
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If Israel is to remain the realization of the Jews' right to self-determination, it cannot continue to control and occupy the Palestinian territories.
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In South Sudan and East Timor, the international community approved referendums on self-determination in hopes of cementing the peace after decades of bloodshed.
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Pakistan denies giving material support to militants in Kashmir but says it provides moral and diplomatic backing for the self-determination of Kashmiri people.
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People on both the right and the left saw possible connections between privacy and individual interests in conscientious objection, self-determination and equal treatment.
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If the majority group wins self-determination, the resulting state will not be designed to represent minorities, even if they technically have full citizenship.
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For a moment, the small island nation seemed like a beacon for other countries striving toward self-determination under the yoke of repressive regimes.
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Riley skillfully fuels Suzy's desire for self-determination with the indignities heaped upon her and her fellow stews — weigh-ins, height requirements, makeup checks.
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But until they accept that the land must be shared and that both peoples have the right to self-determination, peace will remain elusive.
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They have been successfully raising awareness about the Palestinians' struggle for self-determination and openly questioning Washington's conventional wisdom on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Voters in legislative elections in September 2016 thumbed their noses at Beijing by electing several supporters of independence or self-determination for Hong Kong.
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So it is with anti-Zionism; the idea that all other peoples can seek and defend their right to self-determination, but Jews cannot.
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It's a deep dive into love and chance and self-determination — and the many ways humans affect one another, often without even knowing it.
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In 2007, Morocco offered an alternative: declaring Western Sahara an autonomous part of Morocco, closing once and for all the issue of self-determination.
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Going back to pre-colonial source material as a way of reimagining Indian subject matter was critical to the artists' process of self-determination.
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Dominant companies which might limit, or skew, free expression, open deliberation and self-determination—encouraging "jealousies and animosities" in the realm of ideas—are worse.
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Our creative process is women-led, community driven and guided by the core belief that self-determination should be a leading principle in our work.
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"My client is very grateful that the court recognized her right to self-determination and is allowing her to live free from intervention," d'Alessandro said.
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Ms. Chow was disqualified from running for the Legislative Council last year over similar questions of support for self-determination, including an option for independence.
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"It annuls the legitimacy of Palestinian rights, our rights to self-determination, freedom and independence in our own state," he told the U.N. Security Council.
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And Santa Fe is a hub for Indigenous and Xicano thinkers, writers and artists, so it's actually much more than solace, it's community self-determination.
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"So many things can be done!" insists Marie McGwier, co-founder of not-for-profit project Gender Is Over, which advocates for gender self-determination.
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Morocco wants the region to have autonomy within Moroccan sovereignty while Polisario calls for a referendum on self-determination, including on the question of independence.
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Several veteran democrats lost their seats, as voters backed a new batch of younger candidates espousing self-determination and a more confrontational stance with China.
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This twist was reworked in BioShock to comment on the way that games pretend to offer self-determination, while guiding players down a predetermined path.
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They were angered last year by the passage of a "nation-state" law declaring that only Jews have the right to self-determination in Israel.
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If your solution does not include self-determination for everyone, and basic civil, human, and political rights for everyone, then it's not a real process.
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SELF-DETERMINATION The three provinces, and a small part of neighboring Songkhla, were historically part of a Malay Muslim sultanate annexed by Thailand in 1909.
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"As connectivity comes to each of our unique and diverse 203 communities, we increase each nation's ability to achieve self-determination and strong, thriving communities."
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The Kurds say the expected "yes" outcome will strengthen their hand in talks on self-determination with Baghdad and would not mean automatically declaring independence.
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All have called for "self-determination", meaning the right of Hong Kong people to decide for themselves what sort of relationship they have with China.
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The draft coalition agreement calls for the government merely to promote talks "always within the constitution", which does not recognise a right to self-determination.
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The Sidama ethnic group is due to vote on Wednesday in a referendum on self-determination, a demand of at least eight other ethnic groups.
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That's when you wish the Thai action star Tony Jaa would step in and teach the filmmakers a thing or two about cultural self-determination.
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Unable to face reality, ex-governor Acevedo Vila still argues (contrary to U.N. self-determination standards) that blank ballots should be subtracted from statehood votes!
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Moreover, major religious groups have yet to declare whether they consider VSED an acceptable act of self-determination or a suicide, anathema in most faiths.
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A separatist leader warned this month that any peace deal that fails to address the south's wish for self-determination could trigger a new conflict.
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The social model promotes self-determination for those who have even the most complex disabilities; society should adapt to them, not the other way around.
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They want pluralistic, democratic self-determination for themselves and others in a newly federated Syria, discarding the nationalist project that led to the Iraqi referendum.
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Mr. Torra quickly rejected the offer, emphasizing the right to self-determination and the need for a vote on independence recognized by Spain's central government.
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"The self-determination concept needs to be built into it [the plan]," said Howard, a policy analyst at Arizona State University's American Indian Policy Institute.
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The self-determination of Aria's founding residents is a hallmark of cohousing, along with clusters of houses or living spaces gathered around shared public areas.
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But it also looked forward, to a century in which questions of self-determination were more complicated — international in scope and rived with conflicting interests.
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The local government has tried to tamp down such sentiments, barring some candidates who have called for independence or self-determination from running for office.
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Word had reached the gulag that the leader of the most powerful nation on earth had spoken in defense of their right to self-determination.
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The right to a stake in one's economic future is the kind of self-determination that can only be guaranteed by a strong union contract.
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Children would have the right to competent parents, protection from abuse, proper nurturance, the right to a quality education and the right to self-determination.
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Apted, like a social scientist, emphasizes the role of big, obstinate forces; his participants almost invariably take the opposing side of agency and self-determination.
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Palestinians have been given limited capabilities for self-determination but no voice at all in the Israeli policies that set the contours for their existence.
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Voters in the legislative elections in September 2016 thumbed their noses at Beijing by electing several supporters of independence or self-determination for Hong Kong.
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Deftly handling a story ripe with psychological and cultural meaning, Spotts paints Mann as a hero, waging a war for truth, liberty, and self-determination.
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"China's policies are increasingly hostile," said Dilxat Raxit, a spokesman for the World Uyghur Congress, a group in Munich that advocates self-determination for Xinjiang.
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Pakistan denies direct involvement in the rebellion, but says it provides diplomatic and moral support to the Kashmiri people in their struggle for self determination.
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The system of federalism that allowed self-determination, growth and, ultimately, success in the Eastern United States should be allowed to work in the West.
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"It is for the prime minister to set out why he believes people in Scotland do not have the right to self-determination," she added.
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In the latter half of the 20th century, Congress restored and implemented a modern understanding of the duty of protection, which we call self-determination.
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In 2014, when Russia annexed Crimea, President Vladimir Putin justified the absorption of a largely Russian-speaking region with near-Wilsonian language of self-determination.
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Spain is currently considering constitutional amendments to authorize nationwide referendums on self-determination, which would allow all Spaniards to weigh in on the Catalan issue.
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The post-apartheid government allowed for the concept of an Afrikaner state within the new constitution under freedom of self-determination on cultural and linguistic grounds.
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But the resistance at Standing Rock resonates deeply because it is only the latest example of America's refusal to respect indigenous people's rights to self-determination.
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Without this sort of self-determination, when a city-planner is carrying out the government's schemes instead of her own, ownership of labor can feel minimal.
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A future that sees us restore our parliamentary sovereignty and national self-determination, and to become even more global and internationalist in action and in spirit.
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Netanyahu has defended the law, which declares that only Jews have the right of self-determination in the country, from fierce criticism at home and abroad.
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The dress was seen as a reference to Taiwan's "Sunflower Revolution" which took place in 2014, a movement which saw the country fight for self-determination.
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"Any suggestion of Hong Kong independence or democratic self-determination ... deviates from the important basic principle of 'one country, two systems,'" Lam told reporters on Saturday.
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Disappointingly, Rowling fails to imbue Leta, arguably the most promising character in this film, with the traits of her most successful protagonists—self-determination and resilience.
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"Independence Day this 20123 August to be observed in solidarity with brave Kashmiris and their just struggle for their right of self-determination," the statement read.
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Both Kipnis and campus activists are seeking sexual freedom: the ability to build a sexual life as you wish, and the capacity for sexual self-determination.
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Maybe playing Pokémon Go gives the impression that you—the player—have some level of control and self-determination over your team of cockfighting anime monsters.
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But Hong Kong and Chinese authorities have repeatedly condemned independence and self determination as deviations from the "one country, two systems" principle that cross Beijing's limits.
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For the first two years, students will attend seminars on "independent living, career awareness and self-determination" to introduce them to college life, the school said.
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Thoughtful design dignifies survivors by meeting their needs for self-determination, security, and connection… creating welcoming, accessible environments that help to empower survivors and their children.
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The insurgents said that their fight for self-determination is not a fight for secession; they want to run their own affairs within a federal union.
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However, it remains to be seen whether "localist" candidates -- those who support greater autonomy, self-determination or independence for Hong Kong -- will be permitted to stand.
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Podemos favors a unified Spain, but its leaders have expressed support for Catalan self-determination and the democratic process, and have decried police violence against voters.
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The reverse is also true: Many supporters of Israel today deem anti-Semitic any criticism of Zionism on the ground that it denies Jewish self-determination.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Catalonia's regional parliament approved on Tuesday a non-binding motion expressing the will to exercise self-determination, defying a warning from Spain's Constitutional Court.
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The institutions that shape the world and keep it running smoothly have required an order guaranteed by America, as well as the self-determination of others.
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It makes clear and repeated references to the State of Israel and establishes the exclusive right of the Jewish people to self-determination in the state.
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When our revered founders decided to lift a gun against the British crown, a main pillar holding up the will to armed resistance was self-determination.
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One young woman foresees "a generation of activists," and another, Brittany Ferrell, schools her six-year-old daughter, Keena, in the basics of black self-determination.
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He urged the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) "to return to the constitutional path in solving disputes" such as self-determination for the Kurdish people, Safi said.
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The Leave campaign's strongest cards are the public's distaste for immigration, its desire for self-determination and its dislike of sending money to Brussels (see article).
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That was an argument that would have certainly found sympathy among Presidents Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt, both strong advocates of the right to self-determination.
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To some, that suppression of information will be seen as a triumph of justice, a noble win for local self-determination and the rule of law.
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"The self-determination of affected communities is violated from the moment a mining concession is granted without a community's free, prior, and informed consent," she said.
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National self-determination, the idea that a nation should have the right to freely choose its political status, is a central tenet of the international system.
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"I am a white heterosexual male libertarian who believes in freedom, sovereignty and self-determination for all people including mine," Gariépy told BuzzFeed News by email.
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Ask students to read the article, individually or in pairs, and then through writing and discussion consider these questions it raises: • What is national self-determination?
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Supporting Kurdish independence means supporting the right to self-determination of a people that have overcome oppression, persecution and tyranny to build a thriving, vibrant society.
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Both campaigns are rhetorically very supportive of tribal self-governance, self-determination, and upholding the nation-to-nation relationship between the federal government and tribal nations.
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Today, they make the same demands to Chinese authorities for self-determination, and the same demands for British citizenship, that London turned down in the 1980s.
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On Monday, Mr. Thaci nominated Albin Kurti of the nationalist Self-Determination party as prime minister, three months after the election failed to deliver a majority.
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According to Stonewall, a British lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights group, Portugal and Pakistan moved this year to a system based on self-determination.
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" The World Uyghur Congress, a Munich-based group that campaigns for self-determination, dismissed the two officials' claims as following "a predictable pattern of dubious statements.
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The secular holiday of Kwanzaa, which is based on principles like unity, creativity, purpose and self-determination, seemed like a way to accomplish that, he added.
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Louis Bruce, a citizen of the Mohawk Nation and a Republican, had long been a proponent of tribal sovereignty and a federal policy of self-determination.
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Aung San had promised them eventual self-determination — perhaps even secession — in exchange for their support in securing independence from the British for the whole country.
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Regardless of industry, the endgame of self-determination is to no longer have to rely on a Congress that was never reliable in the first place.
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From an ethical perspective, it's not clear that the values of privacy and self-determination ought to outweigh those of transparency and free expression by default.
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Many Arabs were angered by Israel's nation-state law, passed in 2018, which declared that only Jews have the right of self-determination in the country.
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Netanyahu's racist nation-state law declares self-determination for the Jewish people and encourages segregated communities, but omits any mention of equality and minority group rights.
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During an era known as "Self-Determination," Indian tribes and their citizens have changed not only their particular nations but also the larger nation around them.
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Still, with the mainstays of sovereignty and self-determination accepted as normative, offers of international assistance are provided only with the agreement of the affected country.
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Rather, the movie plays as an homage to the power of female friendship and of self-determination; its OTP is a woman and her own best self.
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Palestinians "should have self-determination," White House senior adviser and presidential son-in-law Jared Kushner said during an interview with Axios that aired Sunday on HBO.
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Kurti had promised during last year's election campaign to take a salary cut and push for greater wage equality if his leftist party Vetevendosje (Self-Determination) won.
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Young Palestinians are increasingly interested in one binational and democratic state, which its opponents say would be the end of a Jewish state and Jewish self-determination.
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Some have rejected this view, including Nathan Law, former HKFS secretary-general and current chairman of Demosisto, a localist party that argues for Hong Kong self-determination.
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Pakistan has in the past denied the allegation and says it only gives moral and diplomatic support to the Kashmiri people in their struggle for self determination.
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And here too, the ruinous policies that hurt the poorest among us are all promoted in opposition to anything that resembles encouraging personal responsibility or self determination.
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Whether it's independence or self-determination, Hong Kong won't be able to achieve any of that if China doesn't become a civilized nation that respects human rights.
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In the past, candidates calling for independence have been disqualified, but "self-determination" is a much woollier concept that could involve China retaining sovereignty over Hong Kong.
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Senior officials and judges have warned privately that they fear Beijing may push legal changes on Hong Kong to effectively outlaw discussions of independence or self determination.
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These issues don't look so bad when viewed through the lens of toxic masculinity, however, where they can be seen as forms of strength and self-determination.
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"It is the moment to make another step to internationalize the self-determination right of Catalonia from Europe's heart to all the world," Puigdemont said on Twitter.
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This is how we develop the capacity for self-reflection; how we experiment, learn and develop our own beliefs, tastes, and preferences; how we exercise self-determination.
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So we are determining whether or not individual poverty is their own fault rather than spending time and effort on supporting self-determination or unleashing human capacity.
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Out of respect for individual gender self-determination, we ought to minimize the opportunities for others to evaluate our gender and risk getting wrong something so important.
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"Identifying the right to self-determination as a right given only to Jews is the result of an outdated and discriminatory mentality," it said in a statement.
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" He said Venezuelans should "keep the pressure (up) until we get rid of this government and we can bring change to the self-determination of our country.
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"For my generation, the generation of the baby boomers, self-determination is key," said Last Will board member Petra de Jong, a former pneumologist turned euthanasia campaigner.
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Agnes Chow, a member of the pro-democracy Demosisto party which wants self-determination for the city, had planned to run for the Hong Kong Island constituency.
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Demonstrators, many who made the journey from the northwestern Catalonia region for the protest, waved Catalan flags and carried signs reading "Self-determination is not a crime".
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First, it dismisses the agency, self-determination and efforts of the Venezuelan people who are working to restore democracy in their country after decades of violent dictatorship.
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It shouldn't matter whether women live in New York or Alabama to be treated as full human beings with equal rights to bodily integrity and self-determination.
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Today, they are calling for Hong Kong's right to self-determination or even outright independence from China in 2047, when the Basic Law is set to expire.
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The right to self-determination, if it is to mean anything, is best be exercised by the direct vote of the electorate and not by backroom dealings.
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It includes the nightly lighting of candles on a seven-branched kinara while honoring principles of unity, self-determination, collective responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity and faith.
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Parents who object to curbing growth prioritize their child's pleasure and comfort but never at the cost of higher-order concerns like bodily integrity and self-determination.
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In Mr. Trump, they may find the ideal foil to stoke nationalism among Cubans who are fiercely protective of their nation's sovereignty and right to self-determination.
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Often translated as "flunkyism," it describes an expedient form of politics in which a small state, putting self-determination aside, gloms on to a more powerful one.
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The idea of national self-determination — a phrase "simply loaded with dynamite," as Robert Lansing, Woodrow Wilson's secretary of state, memorably put it — is a European one.
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As she does on her own albums, Buika sings on "Africa Speaks" about self-determination, hard lives, betrayal, the power of love and the power of music.
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" At the pub, Sadier discussed how self-determination was central to the band's aesthetic: "I would go so far as to say we were avoiding going overground.
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At times of stress from factors like war, major political changes or economic collapse, competition over who is entitled to national self-determination can trigger extreme violence.
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It's a conflict between two nationalities in which one of these, Israel, makes it physically impossible for the other, Palestine, to exercise a right to self-determination.
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But as shown in this first offering of a new Retro Report series, women's struggle for reproductive rights and other forms of corporeal self-determination is enduring.
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The IHRA definition, which serves as an international guideline, does not reference "anti-Zionism" but does say denying Jews their right to self-determination is anti-Semitic.
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Its songs grapple with questions of higher purpose, of personal and philosophical trust, of fate and self-determination, of belief and responsibility, and of connection and solitude.
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The regime may have survived the November uprising, but it will not be safe from the wrath of millions of Iranians struggling for freedom and self-determination.
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Blaché wondered if women were ready for the right to vote, but in her actions and in her films she expressed female drives, desires and self-determination.
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A 1916 understanding, the Sykes-Picot Agreement, promised to give each side what it wanted in the region, with little regard for anyone's right to self-determination.
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But in the Ottoman lands, a curious version of self-determination was beginning to take place, without permission from Wilson, the allied leaders, or even the Ottomans.
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" In Jerusalem, Mr. Trump will "reaffirm America's unshakable bond to the Jewish state" and in Bethlehem, "express his desire for dignity and self-determination for the Palestinians.
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According to its website, Israeli Apartheid Week promotes lectures, film screenings, direct actions, cultural performances, poster campaigns, and other direct actions recognizing Palestinian struggles for self-determination.
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This "self-determination" has allowed tribal governments to explore the full extent of sovereignty by developing their own economic arms to improve their communities and create prosperity.
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If we are truly going to honor the treaties, we have to center Indigenous histories, support self-determination, and build decolonized futures by giving back stolen land.
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On "Silences," she sings about fear, love, death, salvation, the devil, artistic compromise, a woman's self-determination, the allure of the city and solitude as a refuge.
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"In the face of outrage and defeat, Tonya bolstered shameless resolve and succeeded again and again with all manners of re-invention and self-determination," Stevens writes.
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Recently, Arabs were angered after Israel's parliament last year passed the nation-state law, which declared that only Jews have the right of self-determination in the country.
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According to its website, Israeli Apartheid Week promotes lectures, film screenings, direct actions, cultural performances, poster campaigns, and other direct actions that recognize Palestinian struggles for self-determination.
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Regardless, they are clearly edging outside of the rigid rules of royal conduct and into self-determination — perhaps the only luxury never truly afforded to the British monarchy.
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To speak of healthy economies and self-sufficiency in a colony is a contradiction unless it is tied to a dialogue on political self-determination and self-rule.
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Few serious politicians in the European Union want to help break up its constituent countries by recognising a right to self-determination where none exists under international law.
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In the front row was regional government head Quim Torra, who earlier presided over a ceremony at which hundreds of Catalan mayors endorsed a document demanding self-determination.
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The Oromo Democratic Front (ODF) was formed in 2013 by former members of the Oromo Liberation Front and seeks self-determination for ethnic Oromos, Ethiopia's largest ethnic group.
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Faced with an electorate that is increasingly tempted by authoritarian populism, some liberals may be willing to sacrifice collective self-determination all the better to protect individual rights.
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Only when the Palestinians consent to demilitarize their state and to reciprocate Israel's recognition of their right to self-determination in their homeland, will true peace be achieved.
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The study, entitled The Motivational Impact of Wearable Healthy Lifestyle Technologies: A Self-determination Perspective on Fitbits With Adolescents, is published in the American Journal of Health Education.
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Whatever the fate of Hong Kong, gaining the right for self-determination and forming our own vision of Hong Kong's future is at the core of our work.
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To avoid doubt, the following analysis is not meant to condone the objectives of the Sith, which are galactic chaos, indiscriminate death, and dominance over others' self-determination.
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Fast on the heels of the Spaniards, Moroccan and Mauritanian armies descended on the Western Sahara to unilaterally annex the territory, defying U.N. calls for Saharawi self-determination.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Catalonia's pro-independence regional chief Quim Torra said on Thursday a new vote would have to be held to decide on self-determination for the region.
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Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat said in a statement that this "signals the complicity of the company with the systematic denial of our inalienable right to self-determination".
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Fifty-two years after the creation of the Black Panther comic-book character and the formation of the Black Panther Party, the Afrofuturist yearning for self-determination continues.
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Talabani, a veteran leader of the Kurdish struggle for self-determination, stepped down as president in 2014, after a long period of treatment following a stroke in 2012.
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"Prepare for the worst, hope for the best," says Joshua Wong Chi-fung, a 19-year-old who was one of the Occupy leaders and wants self-determination.
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Of course, this line of thinking should not necessarily take precedence over a people's right to self-determination, especially when Somaliland is a functional nation state in practice.
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Unknown to Mr. Taylor, a group of Korean patriots, inspired by President Woodrow Wilson's speech supporting countries' right to self-determination, were printing their manifesto in the basement.
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Every lawmaker in Washington is currently being trusted with power to shape this country in a way reflective of core American values like equality, opportunity and self-determination.
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Ms Yadav's frames are always filled with bright color, and the editing maintains an almost infectious rhythm as the characters move toward whatever self-determination they can find.
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It says nothing about whether advocating self-determination or independence violates an officeholder's oath, for example, or how to handle candidates who change their position on the issue.
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The Brexit vote was a vote for self-determination, for the UK to make decisions outside of the purview of the EU. That satisfies a need for closure.
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Understandably, Nitschke's so-called "suicide machine" generated a lot of press, seemingly none of which contextualized the device in the larger conversation about death, technology, and self-determination.
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"Redneck Revolt stands in solidarity with this community march, as it aligns with our belief in the right to community self-determination and self-defense," their statement says.
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Around the world, programs aimed at reintegrating returning fighters into communities often overlook the motivations of self-determination that drew women into fighting forces in the first place.
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There is so much work to do in pioneering the representation of the clitoris in visual history and speech—and to establish its inalienable right to self-determination.
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At one point, they even chanted in Catalan to show that they supported Catalonia's right to self-determination, even as they hoped the Catalans would decide to remain.
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The Catalan regional government's unilateral call for a secession referendum highlighted a notoriously knotty contradiction in global governance, that between the principle of self-determination and political unity.
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But the show's most exhilarating moments are on the faces of Maggie Gyllenhaal and Dominique Fishback, as they come alive with plans of self-determination, of power-sharing.
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Koreans studying in Japan enjoyed greater liberties, however, and they were among the first to recognize the implications of Woodrow Wilson's well-publicized emphasis on national self-determination.
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Resistance to the foreigners and their religion has remained strong for 500 years—in towns like Chamula and Zinacantán, pox is an unacknowledged symbol of Tzotzil self-determination.
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In a supremely canny move, Bennett produced this unnerving, creepily atmospheric thriller, in which she plays a wealthy, somewhat abstracted housewife making a perverse bid for self-determination.
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They were denied statehood when the Middle East map was redrawn after World War I. Isolated and marginalized, Iraq's Kurds are now demanding a path to self-determination.
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Kashmir, part of India's only Muslim-majority state, Jammu and Kashmir, was promised some measure of self-determination and autonomy after India was partitioned and Pakistan was formed.
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Pakistan denies giving material help to Kashmiri separatists but reiterated on Tuesday it would continue to provide diplomatic and moral support to the Kashmiri struggle for self-determination.
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"In these circumstances, as a matter of law, a twenty-five-year-old graduate student's rights to privacy, autonomy, and self-determination were properly respected," the court wrote.
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Because the supposedly sacrosanct principles of self-determination, democracy and sovereignty will clash somewhat in nearly every case, powers almost always have a way to justify their position.
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Forget about the left or right and focus on sovereignty, self-determination at the local level and their growing discontent and disconnect between the people and elected officials.
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Mr. Trump's order sharpens this matter as well, offering Jews greater protections by curbing anti-Israel activism that is sometimes animated by Palestinian demands for national self-determination.
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Koyama advocates for both tactical and foundational harm reduction (direct actions like needle exchanges and safe consumption sites, coupled with nuanced social views and respect for self-determination).
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Netanyahu and his government have made it abundantly clear that they will not allow Palestinians to enjoy freedom or self-determination as long as they are in power.
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This is interesting, because to this point, Westworld has seemed to imply that the line between Host and human lies in two main areas: memory and self-determination.
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The voiceover, which includes extracts from Prodger's diary, as well quotes from theoretical and literary texts, explores self-determination through the lens of Scottish independence and queer identity.
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The Tories have been the party of old-fashioned British values: patriotism, self-determination and suspicion of foreigners—especially when they are trying to tell them what to do.
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During his second stint playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers, he exercised self-determination to an unprecedented degree, wresting control of much of the team's future away from its owner.
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Budget Minister Maria Jesus Montero said on Tuesday the government would "not give in to blackmail" over the budget and that Catalan self-determination was not on the agenda.
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"In general, anything that feels 'icky' early on in a relationship can be a red flag — especially anything that takes from an individual's right to self-determination," Pawlows says.
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"Intimidating activists and leadership will not deter them from their path, nor will it stop people from demanding the resolution of the Kashmir dispute through self-determination," he said.
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Progressive American Jews who consider themselves both Zionists and human rights supporters have a responsibility to be more fearless advocates for the self-determination and human rights of Palestinians.
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The law's supporters said it was largely symbolic and Netanyahu and his right-wing Likud party said it was needed to fend off Palestinian challenges to Jewish self-determination.
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The whole point is to hear the word in a way that gets you out of your head and into the Spirit where revelation emerges and self-determination grows.
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Shortly after that, Oromo activists held a rally to welcome the return of the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF), a previously banned rebel group that had fought for self-determination.
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She and Teddy hooked up, and her brief meetup with Maeve suggested intriguing possibilities for how the show might contrast the two's approach to attaining freedom and self-determination.
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It may lead to a fundamentally different Europe over the next quarter century, one where sovereignty and self-determination emerge as significantly more powerful principles across the entire continent.
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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson urged the Iraqi government and the Kurdistan region on Monday to resolve their conflict over Kurdish self-determination and disputed territories through dialogue.
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Since the 1970s, the rebels have fought a low-level insurgency for self-determination for the Oromiya region, which is Ethiopia's largest and home to the Oromo ethnic group.
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To focus solely on the uprising's rocky start greatly distorts the significance of this milestone in a country's long struggle against oppression, and denigrates the principle of self-determination.
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Stabenow can help ensure that the Farm Bill includes policies that respect tribal sovereignty and promote tribal self-determination without causing further harm and insecurity to those already struggling.
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While eroticism may be a conduit to liberation for some women, pornography is its own animal, and invites a host of thorny issues in relation to female self-determination.
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The leftist Vetevendosje (Self-determination) party got 32 seats in the 120-seat legislature and the center-right Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) got 29, the Election Commission said.
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In a broken system that penalizes and criminalizes our most vulnerable citizens, it is always difficult to distinguish between victimhood and self-determination, between forced choices and bad choices.
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This understanding reaches its broadest legal expression in the United Nations 22019's Resolution 1514 condemning colonialism and recognizing the right to liberty and self-determination by all peoples.
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In a world that formally rejects colonialism and embraces the right of self-determination for former colonies, we think that the answer must be a matter of popular will.
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But remembering those experiences has the potential to break her out of the loop and transform her into a more complex being, capable of love, revenge and self-determination.
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Yet voters rejected the treaty after opponents adroitly played on fears, particularly acute in smaller countries like Ireland, that even the watered-down changes would undermine national self-determination.
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Pakistan denies giving material aid to the fighters in Kashmir and says it only provides diplomatic and moral support to the Kashmiri people in their struggle for self-determination.
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It has also angered many on both sides of Kashmir who see India as imposing its will on the region without giving the people a chance of self-determination.
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Back on the arctic trail North of the Wall, Jon Snow and Beric exchange some New Age-y pleasantries about the Lord of Light, self-determination, and Divine indifference.
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In addition to protesting the Armed Forces Special Powers Act, Ms. Sharmila also called for the right to self-determination in Kashmir, the site of a longtime separatist movement.
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Separately, Israel's Parliament moved aggressively to push through a series of polarizing measures, including passage of a law granting the Jewish people an exclusive right to national self-determination.
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All of this had to be arranged within the context of Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points, which promised self-determination for the patchwork of ethnic nationalities on the European continent.
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Indigenous Australians have strived to take control of their medical care, hoping to regain aspects of self-determination after the days when they were forcibly expelled to outer lands.
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As of Sunday night, Vetevendosje — or Self-Determination in English — was leading with 26 percent of the vote ahead of Ms. Osmani's party, which had 25 percent of votes.
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By giving ballots to noncitizens, Americans lose the ability to determine the people and policies that will govern them, unknowingly handing over to others their right to self-determination.
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But liberals curiously excludes parts of economic life from this zone of collective self-determination, seeing the market as a place where people have individual but not collective rights.
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Malaita is also conducting a process to consider pursuing self-determination, a popular and long-held position by many in the province who want greater autonomy from the capital.
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When Gerry (the YouTube star and playwright Drew Droege) receives a wedding invitation banning flashy clothes, he embarks on an epic rant about identity, self-determination and gay marriage.
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Guaranteed under Mexico's Constitution, self-determination allows indigenous communities to elect a citizens' council which receives public funding directly and administers it among police, infrastructure, health and other services.
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"We can be an inspiration for free self-determination and a lesson about the rights of native peoples," said Chavez, speaking outside his nearly-completed traditional wood-plank home.
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But some young people have started demanding greater autonomy, ranging from self-determination to independence, after months of pro-democracy protests in 2014 failed to secure any concessions from Beijing.
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"We recognize the importance of sharing information about what is happening in Puerto Rico now and what we need to do to support efforts that promote self-determination," said Basilio.
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The winds of change are sweeping through the West, challenging decades of conventional wisdom, overturning the dominant liberal consensus, and reviving a greater sense of national identity and self-determination.
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Instead the overriding ideology was to secure support for self-determination, with the Sudanese regime in Khartoum blamed for every failing in its dirt-poor new neighbour to the south.
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Jeanette is something of a maverick in 1960s Montana — a woman whose self-determination and self-involvement don't fit with the expectations of a Midwestern mommy in a nuclear family.
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Officials in Hong Kong barred two people from standing in a by-election that is due to be held in March for having expressed support for the territory's self-determination.
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GRANGER MORGANCarnegie Mellon UniversityPittsburgh The Catalan conundrum It is the Spanish constitution, and not the government, which prevents a referendum on self determination in Catalonia ("The Catalan question", September 210rd).
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"As far as self-determination goes, cannabis has been part of our ancestors' history and it is something we have always had the right to distribute, use, possess," she said.
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"We are working for the emergence of a democratic state based on the principles of freedom for all ethnic national races, justice, equality and right of self-determination," he said.
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That's not just the moral force of democracy, which is self-determination as a moral principle, but also the social benefit of it as a group exercise in decision-making.
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South Africa's official government position - as re-affirmed by Zuma in one of his state of the nation addresses - is to support "self determination and decolonization for the Western Sahara".
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Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani asked the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) "to return to the constitutional path" in pursuing self-determination for the Kurdish people, Safi said in the sermon.
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Forgetting, temporarily, their reverence for local self-determination, lots of states have counteracted municipal efforts to control guns; some have moved on to ensuring the unimpeded statewide carrying of knives.
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The Summit included a fashion show built around the intersection of fashion and climate, highlighting issues of labor rights, cultural appropriation, plastic waste, body positivity, equality, and community self-determination.
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But over time, granting refugees a degree of self-determination can reduce the distressing waste of human potential in places like Dadaab, and reduce friction between refugees and their hosts.
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Self-determination Abortion advocates, of whom the entire board of the Women's March considers themselves, tout abortion as a "choice" that women can and should make for their own bodies.
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Trump's visit is likely to contrast with one Obama paid to Egypt in 2009 when he made an appeal to the Muslim world promoting self-determination, democracy and individual rights.
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In 1947, he hosted a conference of ethnic leaders in the town of Panglong that helped create modern Myanmar by rallying them around the promise of equality and self-determination.
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Giving doctors permission to ignore patient's written treatment preferences and then using federal funds to sanction health-care providers who stand up for patient autonomy and self-determination is shameful.
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As in other former Soviet republics, such topplings are generally anti-imperial gestures, symbols of these countries' break with their Soviet past and affirmations of their right to self-determination.
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The modern world was born with the Protestant embrace of the principle of national self-determination, culminating in Henry VIII's renunciation of subservience to the Holy Roman Empire in 1534.
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The opening cut "Self Determination," premiering today on THUMP, conjures the ambience of a Middle Eastern market and effortlessly melds the sounds to subtly expanding and contracting waves of percussion.
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South Africa's official government position - as re-affirmed by Zuma in one of his state of the nation addresses - is to support "self determination and decolonisation for the Western Sahara".
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RuPaul has carved a dangerously important space for black queer visibility, yet his brand of glamorous and light-hearted self-determination can venture into #AllQueersMatter territory that muddles necessary progress.
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He often underscores that he recognizes the Jewish right to self-determination, but stresses the importance of expanding the rights of both Palestinians in the West Bank and Israeli Arabs.
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Progressive in spirit but deeply unsettling for the empires that were dismantled, this new notion — self-determination — and the mechanisms by which it could be achieved was anything but clear.
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In what was then an era of national self-determination, this also made Jews a nationality that, like many liberation movements of the time, sought a nation of their own.
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There, she advocates for Alaska Native ways of life and self-determination by hosting dialogues on racial equity throughout the state, as well as educating government institutions on Indigenous sovereignty.
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Each night, celebrants light a new candle on the kinara, a kind of candelabra, representing the holiday's seven principles: unity, self-determination, collective responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity and faith.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "No More Dreaming of America," by Sandip Roy (Op-Ed, March 1): The American ideals of optimism, inclusivity, generosity and self-determination are not dead.
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Last year, that restriction was expanded to some candidates who support self-determination -- the right for the city to choose its own future when current constitutional arrangements expire in 2047.
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It's about power, history and the long quest for black self-determination, said David J. Leonard, a professor at Washington State University who has written about race, culture and sports.
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It's about power, history and the long quest for black self-determination, said David J. Leonard, a professor at Washington State University who has written about race, culture and sports.
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"We have worked with all the communities that are (in the process) of self-determination," said Noel Garcia Cancino, director of analysis and political development at the Michoacan interior ministry.
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It's easy to look at the Hanukkah story and see the Maccabees as simply fighting for self-determination — as people who just wanted to live according to their own faith.
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The ideas that were shared and discussed — dignity for humans and non-humans, land recovery, self-determination, and social relations — demonstrated solidarity and encouraged me to honor and question my ancestors.
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Many examples of cis-het Black masculinity have been toxic and lack the courage of self-reflection and self-determination many of us want to see in ourselves and our communities.
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The case is being closely watched in Scotland, where the nationalist devolved government said on Sunday that although it supports Catalonia's right to self-determination, it would respect the judicial process.
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Some nationalists last month called on First Minister Sturgeon, who has made comments in support of Catalonia and its right to self-determination, to recognize Catalonia's independence, but to no avail.
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While Pretty Woman the musical isn't the shameful misogynistic disaster many feared, it's not the empowering, progressive ode to self-determination the creative team would have you believe it is, either.
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But in addition to bluntly depicting the horrors of slavery, Parker tells a rousing story of radical self-determination, with a great sense of the larger tragedy implied by the title.
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Hong Kong authorities say "self-determination", or seeking greater autonomy from China, violates the city's mini-constitution, the Basic Law, which states that Hong Kong is an inalienable part of China.
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It said only Jews had the right of self-determination in the "historic homeland of the Jewish people" and downgrades Arabic as an official state language on a par with Hebrew.
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Meanwhile, Liz is wondering why the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention treats host vehicles for fetuses women as though their own health, self-determination, and decision-making doesn't matter.
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"It's a historic chapter in our long, long journey towards our right to self-determination, it's history in the making," Mohagher Iqbal, the MILF's top peace negotiator, told Reuters by telephone.
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"Hong Kong Demosisto has never had a pro-independence stance but we believe Hong Kong people have the right to self-determination on the future of Hong Kong," Chow told reporters.
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It cannot be denied — the current political climate is hostile not only to sexual health education, but to almost all measures that aim to increase equitable access to reproductive self-determination.
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As advocates for reproductive self-determination, we ought to be wary of any argument that casts doubt on a specific group's ability to choose whether or not to become a parent.
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Other parties dominated by young people, and supporting some degree of greater self-determination for Hong Kong, will also be on the ballot in districts across this territory of 7.3 million.
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In all, at least six young candidates who support self-determination for Hong Kong won seats, according to the government tally, which had not been completed as of midmorning on Monday.
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As the city on a hill and a beacon for democracy, it's America's responsibility to stand in solidarity with people pursuing self-determination and freedom in every part of the world.
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Tsang said that Chinese authorities, who make no distinction between self-determination and independence, should avoid overreacting to calls for more of a say that have arisen since the 2014 crackdown.
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With eight out of 10 voters choosing not to vote in that referendum, the results do not express the true desire of the people of Puerto Rico to achieve self-determination.
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Polling results suggest they were motivated by a combination of nationalist sentiment, a desire for self-determination, and anxiety about immigration, and some might have been aided by misinformation from politicians.
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Independent living and the philosophy behind the movement, is to promote a philosophy of independent living, including a philosophy of consumer control, peer support, self-help, self-determination and equal access.
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Spain's federal model and the right to self-determination are extremely divisive issues for the country's left-wing parties, the traditional center-left Socialist Party and the new, grass-roots Podemos.
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Mr. Zenón, an acclaimed alto saxophonist and a MacArthur fellow, presents "En Pie de Lucha," a new work dedicated to the struggle for self-determination in his homeland of Puerto Rico.
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Ms. Hendricks spoke while hurrying to a table read for an episode of her new series, "Good Girls," a comedy-drama about three women with an unusual approach to self-determination.
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Wilson's wartime rhetoric, and especially his increasingly strong promotion of the principle of "self-determination," convinced many in Egypt and elsewhere that the rules of the game were about to change.
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Erez Manela is a professor of history at Harvard and the author of "The Wilsonian Moment: Self-Determination and the International Origins of Anticolonial Nationalism," from which this essay is adapted.
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The work of the Panthers did not end police brutality or obviate the need for Black Lives Matter; the efforts of the Young Lords did not give Puerto Rico self-determination.
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The bespectacled Wong, now 23, holds a high profile internationally, however, and described his disqualification - on the grounds that advocacy of Hong Kong's self-determination violates electoral laws - as political censorship.
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The propagandists insisted that under General Lee, the South had fought nobly for the principles of self-determination and states' rights, despite having little hope of defeating the more industrialized North.
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In some places, like Palestine and Israel, a state of near-constant violence has persisted among peoples who wish to exercise self-determination at the same time, in the same place.
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The tribe then leased the patent for a substantial annual fee back to the drug's developer, while retaining all the rights afforded the tribe through self-determination and its sovereign status.
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With our shared values of freedom, rule of law, human rights, self-determination and development threatened by terrorism and the aforementioned challenges, strong transatlantic ties are as crucial now as ever.
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For one, we can agree to recruit and support political candidates for whom "homeland security" also includes preserving the sanctity and dignity of women's bodies and right to sexual self-determination.
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In a statement on its website addressed to Nigeria's president, the group said it expected "a genuine and positive attitude to restructuring and self-determination for every component unit of Nigeria".
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But the show also began sharpening its other conflicts by transforming Mike into a somewhat reactionary old-school conservative, who loved being a guy's guy and believed in rugged self-determination.
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It threatens the country's fragile system of "ethnic federalism", a constitutional model which offers a degree of self-determination to Ethiopia's diverse communities but which critics say encourages competition along ethnic lines.
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The work according to one member of the collective, Jocelyn Jackson, is about finding commonality in taking the stance of self-determination about healing, and also about healing communities as a whole.
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The list of concerns is far reaching, but for many, the most pressing is whether Trump will keep the United States as an advocate and defender of democracy, freedom, and self-determination.
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Two years later, the Danish Parliament followed Argentina's lead and allowed legal gender recognition for transgender people over the age of 264, solely based on their self-determination -- without any medical intervention.
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"The people of Indian Occupied Kashmir are being subjected to genocide by India for demanding their fundamental right to self determination," said Sartaj Aziz, foreign policy adviser to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
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My hope is the people have the resources and stability to have complete autonomy over self-determination in how they define and express themselves without the threat of systemic or interpersonal violence.
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"If you want self-determination, I can tell you that there will be no budget," she said, warning that Catalonia would lose what she called a good, generous budget for the region.
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Members of the Self-Determination Movement set off three tear gas canisters in a Parliament session in the capital Wednesday, filling the room with clouds of smoke and forcing members to evacuate.
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Native Americans, in particular the Cherokee, became idealised as "noble savages" who had fought for self-determination, much as the Southern states were doing in the run-up to the Civil War.
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At age nine, Patricia embarked on a quixotic mission of self-determination as admirable as it was dangerous: She asked her mother to send her to live with her charming, womanizing father.
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If the United States is to extract more than empty promises from Chinese leadership, we must first demonstrate our resolve and our enduring commitment to peace and self-determination in the region.
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Like all of the left parties and governments that came to power in the "Pink Tide" that swept the region in the 21st century, the AP values national sovereignty and self-determination.
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WORLD Israel passed a law today to declare that only Jews have the right of self-determination in the country, something members of the Arab minority called racist and verging on apartheid.
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After all, the world has spent much of the last few centuries organizing itself under the principle of national self-determination, in which people with a common identity acquire their own state.
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Despite being an autonomous province since 1972, giving it a greater level of self-determination - the region has a secessionist movement that would like to secede from Italy and reunify with Austria.
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That's why I've put my opera career aside to launch the Georgia Development Foundation, which will help bring unity, economic prosperity, stability, rule of law, and self determination to my glorious homeland.
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In recent years, "femtech" companies have brought to market a wide array of products and services that are advertised as helping women along the path to self-determination and healthy, sustainable lifestyles.
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"Whether it would affect my seat is secondary," Nathan Law, 23, a new member of the Legislative Council who advocates greater self-determination for Hong Kong, said of the ruling by Beijing.
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"To me, it's not surprising that it would take somewhat deep into the self-determination era for tribes to be in a position to assert some of these rights," he told CNN.
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There is also the general belief that non-Arab and non-Muslim minorities — such as the Copts, an estimated 10 percent of Egypt's population — should not have the right of self-determination.
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Progressives who see themselves as defending the most basic right of all, the right to bodily security and self-determination, would find their entire political discourse dominated by this one toxic debate.
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"We are suffering from 70 years of oppression from the government," Htun Aung Kyaw, the general secretary of the Arakan National Party, whose objective is self-determination for the region, told me.
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Subsequent U.N. agreements clarified that there was to be no interference in other states, although colonies and other non-self-governing territories had a distinct status and a right to self-determination.
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"Sexual orientation and gender identity are essential to human beings, to the self-determination to decide their own life and seek happiness," Justice Gilmar Mendes said, according to the court's Twitter account.
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It's then, with the help of a runaway bride and some environmental hippie magic, that this blurry movie morphs into a fine fable about life, death and female self-determination (plus zombies).
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But with populist governments on the ropes in India, Poland, and America, it may also mark the year in which citizens around the world remember the importance of freedom and self-determination.
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"Coming from my background, which was a very segregated upbringing in Tennessee, I felt that abstraction reflected the best expression of self-determination and free will," said the artist James Little, 67.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopia on Thursday granted its ethnic Sidama community a referendum in November on self-determination, with a view to creating the country's 10th autonomous region, Fana news agency reported.
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This principle of peaceful coexistence and respect is the bedrock of freedom and self-determination, a principle that, yet again, has been compromised — this time, with the United States as its victim.
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The prominent scholar, who taught for 24 years at the University of California, was one of the signatories of a manifesto in favor of a referendum on Catalonia's right to self-determination.
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But the measures presented [by Lambrecht] infringe people's right to informational self-determination, open the door for more surveillance, grant law enforcement more powers to intervene and allow for more data collection.
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Since the Umbrella Movement protests, young people in particular have become even more resentful of the Chinese government, calling in growing numbers for Hong Kong's self-determination and even independence from China.
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This is a case where philanthropy can enable outcomes that are more "democratic" — more respectful of local self-determination, local law, and public opinions — than the behavior of the democratic U.S. government.
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When oil was first discovered in the Arctic in 28503, the indigenous Iñupiat were concerned about industry activities on their land and fought hard for self-determination to protect their subsistence resources.
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After the Oslo I Accord — what was meant as a pathway for Palestinian self-determination — was signed by the Israeli government and the Palestine Liberation Organization in 1993, tourism in Bethlehem boomed.
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The other thing to remember is that this rise in municipal black power and black self-determination in Southern cities is only a few decades old, dating back to about the 1970s.
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The Bronx has one of the largest populations of Puerto Ricans of any county in the US. The rapper lamented Puerto Ricans' lack of self-determination in solving its crippling debt crisis.
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The group's two-hour performance also aims to imbue Kwanzaa's "nguzo saba," or the seven principles of African heritage: unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity and faith.
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It was a love story, but it was more than a love story: It was also a forceful and pointed claiming of female desire — for authority, for sovereignty, for sexual self-determination.
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At the UN General Assembly, he plans to focus the world's attention on the plight of Kashmiris—imploring the world to rise for justice and support the Kashmiris' right to self-determination.
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But Judge — who faced down multiple slave catchers with nothing but a relentless conviction that she should remain free — is a powerful avatar for the revolutionary mythos of liberty and self-determination.
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Removing other barriers that get in the way of self-determination for people already living in their countries is thus both a good in itself and a way to lessen antipathy to migration.
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"Talking to people who do not control the ground is like getting locked in a vicious circle," he said, adding that talks should lead to a referendum on self-determination for the south.
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"Ultimately, the goal of the whole culture of memes and 'meme magic' is to spread our political message, which is nationalism and a right to self-determination of all peoples," Spartharios said simply.
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Two and a half years ago, I fell in love with a man who embodied the persona of merciless self-determination described in Odyssey's "Native New Yorker," despite the subjective mismatch of genders.
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A senior Kurdish official, Hoshiyar Zebari, told Reuters in April the expected "yes" vote would strengthen the Kurds' hand in talks on self-determination with Baghdad and would not mean automatically declaring independence.
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" Labour Party lawmaker Cyd Ho says whether it's independence or self-determination, "Hong Kong won't be able to achieve any of that if China doesn't become a civilized nation that respects human rights.
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It is bad for liberalism because it prevents it from addressing its biggest challenge: recreating a fruitful balance between democracy and technocracy, managerialism and self-determination, globalism and localism, and quality and quantity.
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They said they were open to negotiate until the budget vote if the government promised them a dialogue on the right to self-determination, but that right is prohibited by the Spanish constitution.
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Nathan Law, a leader of 2014's Umbrella Movement and one of several newly elected "self-determination" advocates, has expressed that Hong Kong may become "just another Chinese city," according to the BBC.
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After the end of the Great War in 191950, Woodrow Wilson and Lenin both seemed eager to uphold popular sovereignty as a political principle; both affirmed a people's political right to self-determination.
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America was founded on slavery and genocide — twin dimensions of the white supremacism openly surging through our 50 states — yet paradoxically, this nation has always subscribed to principles of freedom and self-determination.
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Leaders of Israel's Arab community have called for their private sector to strike against the recently-passed Nation State Law, which declares that only Jews have the right of self-determination in Israel.
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One impetus for the group was self-determination: the fifteen members wanted to document black life, as well as push back against the limited racial views that had been propagated by white photographers.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopia postponed by a week a referendum on self-determination for its ethnic Sidama community that would have created the country's 10th autonomous region, Fana news agency reported on Tuesday.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - A separatist leader from south Yemen said a U.N.-mediated peace deal that fails to address the south's wish for self-determination would be "dangerous" and could trigger a new conflict.
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It grows messier and the text becomes harder to see and understand, conjuring the way moments of progress for the black community and acts of self determination have often collapsed into racial injustice.
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The United Nations says the region has a right to self-determination and campaigners have sought to challenge the EU's trade deals with Morocco in the courts because they include the desert region.
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The adhesive that works is a drive for self-determination, as seen in the cross-class appeal of the Scottish National Party and the Junts pel Sí ("Together for yes") coalition in Catalonia.
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At his meeting with Abadi in Baghdad, Tillerson urged the Iraqi government and Masoud Barzani's Kurdistan Regional Government in Erbil to resolve their conflict on Kurdish self-determination and disputed territories through dialogue.
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This vision is in stark contrast to the past 70 years, in which free elections, free markets, the rule of law, self-determination and individual liberty were on the right side of history.
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The two sides have been locked in diplomatic battles since the U.N.-backed ceasefire over how to decide on the region's self-determination, but repeated U.N. negotiations have failed to reach a deal.
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A spokeswoman for the American Dental Association, Dr. Jane S. Grover, said her group supports tribal self-determination, but that therapists — whatever the intentions behind their training or hiring — remain a bad idea.
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Lenin had submitted a document that announced Soviet power, the beginning of withdrawal from the war, land for the peasants and bread for the workers, and self-determination for the empire's national groups.
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With her death, the war for self determination in the Georgian sex trade is officially back on, having claimed its first major casualty and setting several characters off on inevitable paths of vengeance.
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As we commemorate 100 years on from Versailles and the end of World War I, what has happened to the self-determination of peoples and the inadmissibility of acquisitions of territory by war?
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No settlement of their status will hold unless it is explicitly based on the principles of self-determination and gives the people the choice whether to join India or Pakistan or remain independent.
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He cited the approval of a controversial nation-state law last year, which downgraded Arabic from an official language and declared only Jewish people have the right of self-determination in the country.
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It's possible to hold the view that the sex industry is ultimately harmful and still set this aside in favour of policies that promote harm reduction and the self determination of sex workers.
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The emergence of the AANES is a positive development that offers the promise of self-determination for the people of this region and a blueprint for countering Islamic fascism in the Middle East.
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Only monetary multilateralism can ensure that all nations have the ability to exert their right to self-determination, and only monetary multilateralism will prevent the U.S. from pursuing its often destructive global plans.
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The EU and Johnson's government have until now remained at variance over the avoidance of customs checks at that border, and the self-determination rights of Northern Ireland's residents and their political representatives.
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But Ms. Sturgeon intends to press ahead, promising to tell her Parliament in April of plans to keep up momentum for what she calls "an act of democratic self-determination," noting that Mrs.
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"Cuba continues to prop up Nicolas Maduro, subverting the Venezuelan people's right to self-determination and undermining Venezuelan institutions," U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement on the latest sanctions.
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It is ironic that this rich legacy of self-help and self-determination went into decline when the walls of segregation were being torn down and the civil rights movement's victories were blossoming.
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"I've lived in a lot of countries where conspiracy theories abound because people feel like they lack self-determination," Nancy McEldowney, a 30-year career Foreign Service officer who retired in June, says.
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The activist held in the most recent incident had recounted how an agent had described Demosisto's advocacy of Hong Kong's right to self determination and greater autonomy as being akin to "inciting subversion".
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