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    But it shows how irrational the Separatists can be.†  (source)
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    He feared that, if he got close to Harambee, the undertow would be irresistible and his oaths about integration, about taking the toughest path, mixing with kids from all races and creeds, would give way to a separatist compromise.†  (source)
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    They offer each other the spectrum of notions; the bombers are North Korean terrorists, or the growing white-separatist cell based on eastern Long Island, or even the worldwide agents of the Mossad you can always lay blame on them-who will never forget Kwang's verbal support of the children of the Intifada.†  (source)
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    My parents were murdered by Basque separatists.†  (source)
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    At this time, leaving origin out of view, there were in Judea the party of the nobles and the Separatist or popular party.†  (source)
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    He is said to be linked with the Japanese Red Army, the Organization for the Armed Arab Struggle, the West German Baader-Meinhof gang, the Quebec Liberation Front, the Turkish Popular Liberation Front, separatists in France and Spain, and the Provisional wing of the Irish Republican Army.†  (source)
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    Yet he was in no sense a Separatist; his hospitality took in strangers from every land; the carping Pharisees even accused him of having more than once entertained Samaritans at his table.†  (source)
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    In the melancholy city within, the boulevards were wide and laid out in symmetrical grids, the bells of cathedrals rang on time, the cops never smiled, and the jails overflowed with silent, abused separatists.†  (source)
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    Returning directly to Ben-Hur, it is to be observed now that there were two circumstances in his life the result of which had been to keep him in a state comparatively free from the influence and hard effects of the audacious faith of his Separatist countrymen.†  (source)
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    A couple of years ago I was seated in an auditorium in Detroit where Reverend Cleage was explaining to a conference of priests that what they called "black separatists" were in reality men who recognized the implacability of a white-imposed separation.†  (source)
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    To New Englanders it was very nearly sacred ground, as the place where the English separatists known as the Pilgrims had found refuge in the seventeenth century, settling at Leyden for twelve years before embarking for Massachusetts.†  (source)
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    Shipmaster Singh and Councilor Halmyn had briefed us on the so-called Separatists of Maui-Covenant.†  (source)
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    The Separatists are a small, violent group.†  (source)
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