After the natives get over their initial fear of strangers, both the natives and the strangers discover they are just as likely to get along as not.
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We survived with rigorous adherence to behavioral rites: You befriended the natives, wrapped your Yankee insults in a Bubble Wrap of smiles and never narrowed your eyes when the natives heaped insults on you.
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The natives cannot bear to get their hands dirty, he says.
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Condescension now tends to target the outsiders rather than the natives.
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The Natives in these pages are diverse, loud, insistent and engaging.
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" When a child dares to ask, "Weren't the natives always here?
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But only in Shoreline Park are the newcomers eating the natives.
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Smile a lot at the natives and monitor their beer intake.
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I welcome the newcomers who challenge the civic xenophobia of the natives.
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Yes, he came out of the sky, scared the natives, met the queen.
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Columbus used the natives to help him with his exploration of the continent.
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If you decide to move to Palangkaraya, we the natives will be pushed aside.
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That Christianity, of course, also included colonizing and converting the "natives" wherever they went.
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IN ALL countries, a big influx of migrants tends to provoke grumbles among the natives.
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He also claimed that the land didn't belong to the natives or the new settlers.
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But he actually took some of the natives back to the "Old World" as slaves.
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Whether it's the Russian association with the Banya or the natives and their sweat lodges.
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These whistling objects would have been flung at the natives in an all-out assault.
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The natives look down on him, he says, because English is not his first language.
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"None of the 'natives' in the cast were Africans," he told Dance magazine in 2004.
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The natives have mapped out the facilities, like rock climbers knowing where to drive their anchors.
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And his arrival was nothing but bad news for the natives who had gotten there first.
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He claims the natives there do not even understand celibacy and pity those who practice it.
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Here northern European migrants drove out the Natives and created communities based around church, state, and wrestling.
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He did many bad things to the indigenes of America and gave bad time for the natives.
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"How do you keep the natives off the booze long enough to pass the test?" he asked.
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The "natives" in the Middle East have for several years now seen its retreat from the region.
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When the natives no longer had wood for building fishing canoes, they killed and ate all the birds.
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If the natives and their planet disappears, sorry, some of them were nice people, but I'll go on.
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"In other words, the contemporary U.S. belongs to all nations, including the natives of the land," he wrote.
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Hard-headed, tyrannical and bloody-minded, Kieft had angered the natives by trying to levy taxes against them.
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In 21975, Congress awarded the natives a huge settlement: forty-four million acres and nearly a billion dollars.
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So, the natives' distressed reaction at the newcomers' arrival is ironic, and thus a little funny, but also worrying.
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The idea was to mirror the "best regulated establishments" at home and show the "natives" how to do it.
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This was just one of the earliest episodes in which settlers and colonists did something horrible to the natives.
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The natives made their living by trapping or shooting sables through the eye, leaving a pelt smooth and intact.
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From this measured, cautious recognition of a mutual humanity, the natives and strangers attempt to forge a new society.
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"All the natives were telling me, 'Brace yourself,'" said Carl Pluim, who arrived in Atlanta to fly home to Denver.
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Immigrants have slightly more babies—their fertility rate in England and Wales is 2.1, compared with 1.8 for the natives.
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Accordingly, the Australian government has launched a large-scale feline eradication effort to try to save the natives from destruction.
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In 1913 the Natives Land Act reserved 90% of the country for whites, who then made up 21% of the population.
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Another protagonist, beside the natives and the scientists, is the jungle, like a giant living entity that communicates, that says things.
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And in the unnamed India world you can...... vacation as a white person who fucks over the natives.... But with elephants.
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"We were just supposed to feign our readings so we didn't cause turmoil with the natives," he said in an interview.
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In 22001, the Natives Land Act kept black Africans from purchasing or renting land in "white South Africa," the BBC reports.
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"lol at people commenting negative stuff about the natives clearly didn't even bother to watch the video," one Twitter user wrote.
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He also quoted Henry Hudson, who said the natives "brought great store of very good oysters aboard" his three-masted ship.
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Despite their complex communication networks and endlessly renewable source of protein, the natives were destroyed in the blink of an eye.
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"The natives didn't wear false eyelashes, but we're just going to add them because we're cherry-picking here," Ms. Smith says.
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In debates over immigration, both sides tend to make bold pronouncements about what the natives will or will not stand for.
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Importantly, although we see little evidence of violence among the natives of this world, it is under brutal occupation by Imperial troops.
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Sunnari is also of the opinion that the remote nature of preferred locations is not all about the brilliance of the natives.
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A simple immigration system that attracts global talent, calms the natives and gives businesses the workers they crave seems an impossible dream.
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A bunch of foreigners had gone to absurd lengths to eat food that even the natives didn't fully expect us to like.
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The British responded ferociously, decisively defeated the rebels, and carried out wanton retribution to teach the natives a lesson in imperial governance.
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The Natives Photograph organization, which opens today, also features a database for photo editors seeking to assign indigenous photographers in North America.
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"The president of the United States has once again utilized racism and ignorance to attack the natives of this land," Fraizer concludes.
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In it, mysterious invaders have come to Australia to set up a colony, and the natives whose lands they take suffer the consequences.
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He would go to Africa to surf because they had great waves but he kind of had a strange relationship with the natives.
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To stick with the "Fort Apache" analogy, Meinhard is like the John Wayne character, interested in the "natives" and respectful of their customs.
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Here, the Athenians are bullied by the natives, who regard them as invaders and fear they will try to take over their island.
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Few bothered to understand the extraordinary wisdom the natives embodied, as the very people who could save the environmentally unconscious pioneers from themselves.
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An anonymous commenter summed up many students' conflicted feelings about Columbus's legacy: Even though Columbus treated the natives badly and started the path to their destruction, he also did discover America for the Europeans, which is very important historically, especially for us, living in the US. People have always been conquering and taking over, and the natives probably did to each other.
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European Union migrants in Britain, for example, typically contribute more in taxes and take less in benefits than the natives they ostensibly "compete" with.
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The "Natives Land Act" of 103 set aside 90% of the country for whites, who made up less than a third of its people.
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"How do you keep the natives off the booze long enough to pass the test?" he asked a Scottish driving instructor in 22009. 223.
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The Natives attacked a poorly defended fort with inferior numbers and killed more American troops than they lost, only retreating for want of supplies.
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This is now called "direct democracy"; but we must never forget that the citizens formed a minority of the inhabitants—even of the natives.
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If we want to celebrate and remember history, we should think in the natives who died fighting for their rights, land, families, and believes.
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The result is that America has switched from importing people who are, on average, less educated than the natives to people who are better schooled.
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This lake was "Big Sea Water" to the natives who named it; "The Michigan" is what my girls have called it since they were 2.
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I saw many other runners; some were obviously tourists like myself, easily distinguished from the natives by our neon clothes, headphones dangling from our ears.
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By the early 22015s, the natives of central Myanmar's deserts had dwindled to such low counts in the wild that ecologists declared them functionally extinct.
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The former Congresswoman's offering has served mostly to just piss off the natives, though: Could not possibly agree with this guy's side-eye any more.
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In 1524, the first Spanish reconnaissance mission arrived in the highlands of Chiapas, bringing with them a missionary zeal to convert the natives to Catholicism.
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"I'm interested in the way the natives adopted European styles and made them their own," said Mr. Abijako, whose label is called Head of State.
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"Arbuthnot … claimed he had only sought the Natives' welfare and had actually tried to dissuade them from warmaking; this was probably the truth," Howe writes.
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This celebrated Old Town district, lovingly called Dörfli — "little village" — by the natives offers the perfect view of the Grossmünster Church, set against the picturesque mountains.
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With the help of a Buddhist ascetic, she conjured a city out of the jungle, subjugated the natives and begat not one, but two royal dynasties.
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The Natives Land Act of 1913 essentially reserved most of the land to the white minority, and the restrictions became more onerous in the apartheid era.
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"The newcomers are not respecting the natives," said Mr. Falcone, a sort-of local surf icon who builds surfboards in a garage, blocks from the beach.
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DVHM: Thinking about residencies, especially in Mexico or other "exotic" locations, there is the idea of going somewhere to produce work and live among the natives.
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Today's "Black Friday," as the natives call it, which means that many Americans are now in their underwear busily filling their online shopping carts with gifts galore.
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The trailer gives fans a peek into the Technicolor-rave-cum-music-festival world of Sakaar, where the natives love themselves some body paint and bloody combat.
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My view is that I visit planets and after I visited and met the natives and written about them, I'll find some other planet to write about.
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White settlers justified their claim to the land by toiling on it; in their eyes, the Natives had no property rights, because they didn't seem to work.
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"We perform everything the way the Natives are doing it and with deep respect," Petra Michlova, a marketing manager and show team member at West Park, said.
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The natives of western Alaska suffer from many of the same troubles, especially alcoholism and poverty: Anchorage, Alaska's commercial capital, has no fewer than 1 AA meetings.
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If anything, the xenophobia that powered Mr. Trump's presidential campaign suggests that the more problematic cultural consequence of immigration is the eruption of bigotry among the natives.
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And yet, even with that history haunting the present protest, many of the natives at Standing Rock are not bitter, and see this stand in spiritual terms.
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Displayed among lithographs, illustrations, and oil paintings is an intriguing set of photographs showing how the colonizers viewed their subjects, contrasted against how the natives viewed themselves.
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"I wanted to make sure I got their clothing, their culture, just right," says Rodrigues, explaining that he did not want to make a caricature of the natives.
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The natives of Oubliette actually have a kind of 'privacy sense' that allows them to subconsciously decide who they share a particular memory or a particular interaction with.
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Seven months earlier the government had passed the Natives Land Act, which marked out 288% of the country for whites, who made up just 260% of the population.
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Then Dr. Fanning gets too close to the ancient Bolivian, ignoring warnings from the natives, who keep the man in a cage and feed him buckets of blood.
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For over a decade, he has taken photographs and videos to juxtapose his visits to Mecca with the visits of the pilgrims, and the lives of the natives.
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Euclides da Cunha, the Brazilian scientist and explorer, described Fitzcarrald's meeting with the Mashco's leader, in which he mustered his armed men to intimidate the natives into coöperating.
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But in the 60-odd years that Moorish geckos have been on Giraglia island, there has been no pillaging, conquering, or wholesale slaughter of the natives to speak of.
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"We are the natives of Gran Sabana and we will not allow some generals from outside to decide for us," said Jorge Perez, the region's councilman for indigenous communities.
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Merian also made note of the help she received from the natives of Suriname, as well as slaves or servants that assisted her (she was not a slave owner).
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Politicians may have promised to bring the country back together and metropolitan journalists may have made grand tours of Leave-voting Britain to find out what the natives were thinking.
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Now we have all these people walking away after this weekend thinking, 'Oh, wow, I've learned all about the natives who live here,' when in fact they don't know shit.
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When new arrivals from Europe and other parts of Chile annexed the indigenous people's traditional hunting lands to raise their livestock, the natives quickly adapted to hunt the sheep instead.
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But his blackness does not exempt him from being held accountable for the poor behavior he exemplifies in his report back from the Bronx and his encounters with the natives.
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The paintings depict a peculiar culture 19th-century culture isolated on the Netherlands island of Marken where all the natives, regardless of social standing, once wore the same traditional costumes.
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Here, in pipestems, beads and pottery, the lives not only of the Dutch settlers, but of the natives with whom they traded, and on whom they relied, are laid bare.
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While Hollywood blockbusters usually take the crown for highest grossing movies every year, locally produced films often have a way of winning over the natives, and this year was no exception.
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"The natives in the Bush had to learn how to spell M-u-r-k-o-w-s-k-i," said Kokayi Nosakhere, 43, an Alaska Native who lives in Anchorage.
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Polygon begins on a remote ocean island, where a military crew is finishing preparations for what looks like a firing range — cutting down palm trees, leveling sand, kicking out the natives.
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Even when, in A.D. 43, they finally decided on an invasion, the advance of the Roman legions was ultimately blunted by the increasingly inhospitable landscape and the savagery of the natives.
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The work features a group of explorers, setting out from imperial Europe and dressed in the robes of authority and progress, winning over the natives they encounter with their technological superiority.
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The two are said to have stayed with Glass for five days before Fitzgerald convinced a reluctant Bridger to leave him behind, fearing they'd be killed too if found by the natives.
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The Natives Sons organization was founded in 1875, to celebrate the "spirit and perseverance" of the miners who immigrated to California, displacing and murdering actual native populations in their hunger for gold.
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As is the case with many Manhattanites, or maybe anybody who gets older, the city they share is one that no longer exists, full of ghosts only the natives can see. ♦
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I'd like to see more of that over time and I'm sure that slowly but surely we can see some folks settling down to enjoy some Jenni's and Donato's with the natives.
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" While gathering intelligence and blackmail material on residents, Soufan explains: "ISIL would begin concentrating its fighters in the area — typically foreigners who would have less compunction about killing or subjugating the natives.
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While these movements cause unrest on the part of the "natives" — what Hamid, in a postcolonial reverse, calls the inhabitants of the host countries — the vision that he ultimately offers is peaceful.
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The mindset of, "We're going to fly everything in because we're the good-functioning, outside, civilized outsiders, and you are the 'natives' about to go crazy,"—that's the mentality of [traditional relief efforts].
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Columbus had no intention of coming here and never truly did, but his discovery caused Italian-Americans to strip the Natives land from them and started up what would become a new society.
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The Natives Land Act of 21994 appropriated 21994 percent of all arable land for the whites and left a mere 1994 percent for the black majority, who were herded into separate ethnic homelands.
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Trump (and Sessions) has made a point of attacking companies like Disney accused of replacing native workers with H-1B visa holders (for "skilled" workers) and forcing the natives to train their own replacements.
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When it came to justifying German colonization of Eastern Europe, it enabled a kind of reverse logic: The Germans were in fact the natives of the East, living under the oppression of Slavic rule.
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Annie Yang Zhou may have met her friends in New York City when they were all working or studying there, but the natives of Shanghai, Huangshan, Guizhou and Beijing now all live in Beijing.
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Bagehot had read and admired John Stuart Mill as a young man, but, as an editor, he agreed with him on little more than the need to civilize the natives of Ireland and India.
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Smith, who loves nothing more than to stir up trouble with the natives, appeared blissed, his earbuds in, bopping away to an invisible muse as he shot 3-point shots at so many angles.
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The natives gave him the name "Le Loyon," and he existed mostly as a tongue-and-cheek ghost story until 2013, when someone snapped a pretty unambiguous photo of the legend in the flesh.
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I came from the people who colonized this island territory — the Spanish who used the island as a garrison and later as a sugar factory — and a small vestige of the natives they found.
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The new species quickly proved to be good for the local fishermen but bad for the local ecosystem: The introduced salamanders mated with the natives, creating a hybrid breed that could outcompete its parent species.
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It was strange to find myself in this country of my sojourn, listening to the natives — white Americans — speak of leaving in the same way working-class Jamaicans felt the need to leave the island.
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The writer Mohsin Hamid knows this, which may be why, in his novel "Exit West," he draws little distinction among the "natives" of the far-flung places his protagonists turn to in search of refuge.
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Hamid deftly captures the refugee experience and also imagines a near future when migration becomes the norm, exploring how the "natives" of the host country learn to forge a new society with the incoming strangers.
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The game had you explore new "terrain tiles" and then build mines or plantations to exploit them, simply assuming a labor force would appear, as well as garrisons to guard against insurrections by the natives.
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At Sacred Stone, about 70 veterans representing two veterans group, both originating from a highly publicized December campaign to bring vets to support the Natives, were building arctic shelters and a new kitchen on high ground.
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But if you are under 45, you were probably taught an American history that, realistically, emphasizes division — between the settlers and the natives, Founders and their slaves, bosses and the workers, whites and people of color.
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When these two men disguised themselves, it was in dark, full-body blackface makeup — they're pretending to be African mercenaries — and their seductions laid bare the mingled disgust and desire the white colonists feel for the natives.
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Both places saw Spanish incursions from the south, mutual incomprehension in the meeting of Europeans and aboriginals, waves of disease that devastated the natives and a relentless quest by the newcomers for the raw materials of empire.
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White people: comes to America, claims it, kicks out the natives forcibly which thousands of were killed in this processWhite people: lets make immigrants illegal White people will shame you and then copy you and take credit.
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In the classic Western, a man went West to ratify his manhood by conquering the land and the Natives who lived there, all while fending off "civilizing" influences, whether in the form of women, religion, schooling, or fences.
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The Great Barrier Reef is estimated to support thousands of marine species, and it is essential to the lives of some aboriginal groups and the natives of the Torres Strait Islands, between the Australian mainland and New Guinea.
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Ostensibly brave and sophisticated travelers dream of vacationing like the locals; travel magazines cater to this dream by reporting on locales where there will be no foreigners, where you can sip your raki with, and like, the natives.
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Gradually it dawns on both sides that the natives are being manipulated and their wallets bled dry — and that playing with the time stream doesn't matter to the future people, who are actually descended from a different universe's past.
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During its period of occupation, the natives constructed a large artificial lake to the east of the Valley of the Kings, and careful excavation of the dry lakebed has uncovered evidence of the ritual sacrifices that were conducted there.
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All this while the Lumbee try to establish a stable local economy of their own, without the freedoms to set their own laws, all atop a very recent foundation of segregation that cut out the Natives of the South.
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" Philip Hone, the ex-mayor of New York City and an inveterate diarist, recorded his impressions in his journal: "Their faces are devoid of intelligence, and have that stupid expression which is characteristic of the natives of the East.
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If you live in "primitive" societies that have been studied like Kitava, an island off the coast of New Guinea, and eat like the natives, you can live to old age without high blood pressure or obesity or diabetes.
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The Natives of Westworld end up serving as convenient containers for fantasies of the West, and the excess of meaning the show persistently tries to live up to, before falling back into prolonged games of Wait, what timeline is this?
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The battle was used as proof that Brits were rousing the natives to attack the U.S. along the frontier — giving it a context that would stick and, in 26, give Harrison the boost he needed to claim the White House.
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And, as an American professor in France tells Johnson, coming from another culture—not just another language—allows people to notice stumbling blocks and habits of thinking shared by the rest of the natives, and guide a meeting past them.
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Hawaii has a long and complicated history with American colonialism and the digging up of its land, and some Hawaiians see the construction of TMT as another instance of foreign powers doing what they want at the expense of the natives.
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"The natives told the settlers when they came to these lands that they were tough to live on," Vance Blacksmith, the activities director at Red Cloud Indian Schools, told the students, as they sat in a semicircle at the bluff's edge.
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Just when Plymouth seems destined to become another lost colony, miraculously, the Natives make contact through the interpreters Samoset and Squanto (the story sidesteps how these figures learned English, nor does it explain why the Indians suddenly became so friendly).
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Indeed, two of the most famous paintings depicting the first Thanksgiving — one by Jennie Augusta Brownscombe and the other by Jean Leon Gerome Ferris — feature the natives in a subservient position, outnumbered and crouching on the ground on the edge of the frame.
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The company, known as Pacific Exploration & Production before a name change earlier this week, said it had come to an agreement with the natives over payment for the use of the land, and also agreed to finance a number of community projects.
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That a member of the white aristocracy has to lead the natives, who can't seem to do it on their own, is just another indication of how Hollywood has mostly portrayed Africa and Africans for decades -- either with smirking racism, or tut-tut condescension.
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The lot of Alaska's indigenous people, though still far from universally happy, was transformed by the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971, which distributed nearly $1bn in compensation for past wrongs and allocated a tenth of the state's territory directly to the natives.
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Her first book, The Name of War, which won the Bancroft Prize in 1999, reconstructed a war between New England colonists and Native Americans from the natives' point of view; she has since written a biography of Benjamin Franklin's sister and a "secret history" of Wonder Woman.
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Through the idealistic, agitated and frustrated Trautwein, the play gives a kaleidoscopic view of the precarious world of German refugees in the city, their social and intellectual circles, their dealings with the natives and, occasionally, cordial interactions or run-ins with Nazis there before the occupation.
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Like the natives, the newcomers will take responsibility for customer service while partnering with local "white-label" banks—any of several dozen fully licensed banks that specialise in carrying out regulated activities such as holding deposits, handling payments and originating loans for institutions that lack a banking licence.
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Most introduced plant species, he says, never get beyond the farms or gardens they are introduced to; most that establish themselves in the wild remain thoroughly marginal; and of the few that thrive only a small minority actually threaten the natives—a fraction of a fraction of a fraction.
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Bechrouri added that the way in which the new stop-and-frisk operations would be facilitated recall the code de l'indigénat, or the "Code of the Indiginate," a series of laws from 1887 to 1947 that reduced the natives of French colonies to subjects inferior to French citizens.
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While Columbus is blamed for much that went wrong in the New World after his arrival, Dr. Carol Delaney, a professor emerita at Stanford University and a visiting scholar at Brown University, describes his relations with the Natives Americans as generally "benign," and his intentions as generally good.
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