Melenchon's movement, France Insoumise (Unsubmissive France), was created last year.
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They are ironic, determined, weary, languorous, gazing out from half-closed eyes, unsubmissive.
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Jean-Luc Mélenchon's far-left Unsubmissive France, on 11%, could grab 11-21 seats.
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Jean-Luc Mélenchon, whose far-left Unsubmissive France party won 17 seats, was elected in Marseille.
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The head of La France insoumise (Unsubmissive France) is tied with Fillon in the latest polls with 19 percent.
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Working-class voters may be more attracted to economic hard-left groups such as Unsubmissive France, or to populist-right parties.
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Equally striking, the political extremes—Marine Le Pen's National Rally and Jean-Luc Mélenchon's Unsubmissive France—seem stuck on the protesting fringe.
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But their voters have strayed to rightists like AfD, leftists like Jean-Luc Mélenchon's "Unsubmissive France" and liberal insurgents like Emmanuel Macron's En Marche.
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Unsubmissive France, a brand-new party set up to support Jean-Luc Mélenchon's hard-left bid for the French presidency last year, has impressed her.
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At the appointed hour, at two locations in central Paris, just a handful of sheepish supporters from his France Insoumise (Unsubmissive France) movement turned out.
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Instead the benefits have mostly gone to the far-left Unsubmissive France party, which is seen by many voters as the real opposition to Mr Macron.
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As a result, today's anti-EU parties mostly land on either the far left (such as Unsubmissive France) or far right (like the Alternative for Germany).
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"You are hated, massively hated," declared François Ruffin, a deputy from the far-left Unsubmissive France, to the president in an open letter late last year.
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This week, Unsubmissive France, a far-left party whose deputies boycotted the president's address to Congress, ran a social-media campaign against him under the hashtag #MacronMonarc.
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Jean-Luc Mélenchon, a leftist MP who leads the Unsubmissive France party, boycotted Mr Macron's grand speech and is calling a resistance rally in central Paris on July 12th.
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Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of the far-left Unsubmissive France party, who won a seat in Marseille, declared that the low turnout rate constituted a "civic general strike" against the new president.
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Her team made an appeal on social media to Mr Mélenchon's "unsubmissive" voters too, pointing to their shared positions such as distrust of NATO and desire for retirement at the age of 60.
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The party that has governed France for the past five years could become all but inaudible in parliament, its representation barely bigger than that of Jean-Luc Mélenchon's Unsubmissive France, a far-left fringe group.
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Unusually, the Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT), a big union that likes to organise its own demonstrations, took part on May 26th in marches organised by Jean-Luc Mélenchon's Unsubmissive France (FI), a far-left party.
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Insoumise et dévoilée (Unsubmissive and unveiled) is an autobiography by Karima, published in 2008.
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In 1711, her family received a small amount of recompense from the Massachusetts government for her conviction: 7 pounds and 6 shillings. The Massachusetts government apologized to Thomas Carrier for the hanging of his wife and reversed the conviction. The Salem documents themselves reveal that her crime was not witchcraft but an independence of mind and an unsubmissive character.
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In 1468 Enrique IV was also forced to revoke his concession of the conquest of the unsubmissive islands he had made in favor of several Portuguese nobles in 1464. Later the Catholic Monarchs had granted Inés and her husband the establishment of a majorat of the islands in 1476, which was later confirmed to their son Hernán Peraza the Younger in 1486.
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Tong, Benson (1994). Unsubmissive women : Chinese prostitutes in nineteenth-century San Francisco. Norman : University of Oklahoma Press. . In the middle of the 20th century, as the number of nightclubs and gay bars increased in Chinatown, Chinatown became the most famous spot for sex tourism, attracting LGBT clients from all over the world.LESBIAN SPACE, LESBIAN TERRITORY: San Francisco’s North Beach District, 1933–1954.
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La France insoumise (; variously translated as "Unbowed France", "Unsubmissive France", or "Untamed France") is a democratic socialist, left-wing populist political party in France,Fiche sur legifrance.gouv.fr (in French). launched on 10 February 2016 by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, then Member of the European Parliament and former co-president of the Left Party (PG). It aims to implement the ecosocialist programme L'Avenir en commun (English: "A Shared Future").
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A set of duets with bassist Richard Davis, it was released on the Strata-East label. The first Bola Press recording, taped in October 1979, was called Unsubmissive Blues and included a piece "For the Brave Young Students in Soweto." Cortez delivered her poetry backed by an electro-funk modern jazz group called the Firespitters, built around a core of guitarist Bern Nix, bassist Al McDowell, and drummer Denardo Coleman. For years, the Firespitters and Ornette Coleman's Prime Time coexisted with Denardo as the axis and various players participated in both units.
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They identify themselves as late arrivals in Nuristan, being driven by Mahmud of Ghazni who after establishing his empire forced the unsubmissive population to flee. The name Kator was used by Lagaturman, last king of the Turk Shahi. Apparently due to its usage by the last Turk-Shahi ruler, it was adopted as a title by the ruler of the north-west region of the Indian subcontinent, comprising Chitral and Kafiristan. The title "Shah Kator" was assumed by Chitral's ruler Mohtaram Shah who assumed it upon being impressed by the majesty of the erstwhile pagan rulers of Chitral.
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Oral traditions of some Nuristanis place themselves to be at confluence of Kabul and Kunar River a millennium ago, being driven off from Kandahar to Kabul to Kapisa to Kama with the Muslim invasion. They identify themselves as late arrivals here, being driven by Mahmud of Ghazni who after establishing his empire forced the unsubmissive population to flee. George Scott Robertson considered them to be part of the old Indian population of Eastern Afghanistan and stated they fled to the mountains while refusing to convert to Islam after the Muslim invasion in the 10th century. The name Kator was used by Lagaturman, last king of the Turk Shahi.
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In 394, Lü Guang, the prince of Later Liang, sent messengers to commission Tufa Wugu as a general, and Tufa Wugu considered whether to accept it. Most of his advisors wanted to reject the commission, since they felt it humiliating to be Later Liang's vassal, but the strategist Shizhen Ruoliu (石真若留) pointed out that Tufa Wugu was not yet in shape to oppose Lü Guang, and that he should submit to make Lü Guang arrogant. Tufa Wugu agreed, and accepted the Later Liang posts. In 395, Tufa Wugu attacked a number of unsubmissive tribes around his, including Yifu (乙弗) and Zhejue (折掘), forcing them to submit.
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The Ranelagh O'Byrnes were unsubmissive and were reckoned capable of fielding one hundred expert swordsmen, posing a constant threat to Tudor authority within the Pale through raids on the lowlands, which weighed in the balance of power between the Butler (Ormond) and Fitzgerald (Kildare) dynasties in Leinster. The O'Byrne territory had been under the nominal authority of a sheriff, but in 1562 the task of bringing order to the border area was given to an English captain. So varied were the local allegiances, and so difficult did the territory prove to police, that little was achieved by the crown government and during the rest of the queen's reign (to 1603) the O'Byrnes proved adept at securing official pardons.
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A later depiction of King David by an unknown artist Despite his age, he was actively involved in Georgia’s political life. Backed by his tutor and an influential churchman George of Chqondidi, David IV pursued a purposeful policy, taking no unconsidered step. He was determined to bring order to the land, bridle the unsubmissive secular and ecclesiastic feudal lords, centralize the state administration, form a new type of army that would stand up better to the Seljuk Turkish military organization, and then go over to a methodical offensive with the aim of expelling the Seljuks first from Georgia and then from the whole Caucasus. Between 1089–1100, King David organized small detachments of his loyal troops to restore order and destroy isolated enemy troops.
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Xenophon also suggests that the reader make sure that the horse is docile to the whip, as an unsubmissive animal will only make for a disobedient mount, which would be especially dangerous in battle. If the horse is intended as a war-mount, he should be jumped over ditches, walls, and on and off high banks, and should also be galloped up and down steep inclines. These tests can be used to determine his spirit and soundness. However, Xenophon urges the reader not to reject a horse that can not easily perform these tasks, as this is more likely due to lack of experience than inability, and if the horse is trained he will soon be able to perform these tasks easily.
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In 1454 the Peraza-Herrera's received from King Enrique IV of Castile the return of the island of Lanzarote to their lordship by way of a court order confirming their ownership. That same year they successfully removed Henry the Navigator from the part of La Gomera that his vassals were occupying. In 1468 Enrique IV was also forced to revoke his concession of the conquest of the unsubmissive islands he had made in favor of several Portuguese nobles in 1464. Later the Catholic Monarchs had granted Inés and her husband the establishment of a majorat of the islands in 1476, (which later confirmed to their son Hernán Peraza the Younger in 1486). However, following a revolt against the Herrera-Perazas that same year, the islands of La Palma, Gran Canaria and Tenerife were then sold to the Catholic Monarchs in 1477, formally ending Inés’ claim as “Queen of the Canary Islands.” As a result of her tumultuous reign, Inés was the last head of the unified seigneury, though the Peraza family would remain a prominent force in the governing and shaping of the Canary Islands through the following century.
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