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He described the Iraqi police as a tool in the hands of crusaders and infidels.infidels = negative term for people who do not believe in the "right" religion
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We will defeat the infidels in a holy war.
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They said religious scholars who branded other Muslims as infidels were "clerics of darkness, fooled through their arrogance and inflated by their status into thinking that they speak in the name of God."
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"Sir, the school you are running is Western and infidel," it said. (source)infidel = negative term for not being of the "right" religion
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"A practice of infidels," he said to himself. (source)infidels = negative term for people who do not believe in the "right" religion
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This is what we do with infidels who commit crimes against Islam! (source)infidels = people who do not believe in the "right" religion or god
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Jimmy could sometimes win at Kwiktime Osama though, as long as Crake played the Infidel side.† (source)Infidel = negative term for someone who does not believe in the "right" religion
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Tremble lest in that case you should be numbered with those who have denied the faith, and are worse than infidels! (source)infidels = people who do not believe in the "right" religion or god
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I brought him a glass of water and a glass of sweet tea, but he didn't touch either, as if drinking anything in our impure, infidel home would contaminate him.† (source)infidel = negative term for someone who does not believe in the "right" religion
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He tried to make us act plays and to enter into masquerades, in which the characters were drawn from the heroes of Roncesvalles, of the Round Table of King Arthur, and the chivalrous train who shed their blood to redeem the holy sepulchre from the hands of the infidels. (source)infidels = people who do not believe in the "right" religion or god
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His judgment on us for harboring an infidel and a Quaker.† (source)infidel = negative term for someone who does not believe in the "right" religion
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Her family was torn between horror at their daughter working with infidels and delight at the money she brought home.† (source)infidels = negative term for people who do not believe in the "right" religion
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The first fission bomb, he explained, would be used on the infidel Kassad's satanic assault boat that very afternoon.† (source)infidel = negative term for someone who does not believe in the "right" religion
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They sought to overthrow the fledgling Afghan government and oust the American-led coalition forces, whom they considered invaders and infidels.† (source)infidels = negative term for people who do not believe in the "right" religion
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Like all strong people, she suffered always a measure of loneliness; she was a marginal outsider, a secret infidel of a certain sort.† (source)infidel = negative term for someone who does not believe in the "right" religion
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Milo had at his disposal sumptuous quarters inside a salmon-pink palace, but Yossarian and Orr were not allowed to accompany him inside because they were Christian infidels.† (source)infidels = negative term for people who do not believe in the "right" religion
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