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One of his coalition's priorities would be compensation and restitution of property rights for the tens of thousands of Kurds who were banished under the "Arabization" campaign of the former Baathist government, and who returned to Kirkuk after 2003, Mr. Shwani said.
His enthusiastic immersion as a boy in Catalan culture—speaking, reading and writing a language that was officially banished under Franco to the hearth and home, wandering in the rugged, piny Catalan landscape reached its natural apogee in preserving, lovingly, what Catalunya tasted like.
It's light and delicate, which makes it perfect for banishing under eye circles and imperfections seamlessly and without looking made-up.
Under the new proposals, to be phased in over two years, league tables will be banished until under-12 (secondary school) level.
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Others wanted the Foreign Office to pass on parcels to Mandela's then wife, Winnie, at the time internally banished and under house arrest.
Just one more converted try against Scotland last week – and England squandered plenty more chances than that – would have banished any talk of under-achievement.
"I am automatically banished from everything under the control of the state.
His Mengxi bitan was written relatively late in life, after he had been removed from office on a trumped-up charge and banished after troops under his titular command suffered a severe defeat by Tangut warriors; some 60,000 Chinese perished in the battle.
Banished from Washington under Dwight Eisenhower and Foster Dulles after the Republicans took office in January 1952, Kennan was thrown back on his own resources, stricken with the need to atone for the unexpected turn of events for which, in fact, he was not as responsible as he believed.
He has been banished to train with the under-21s and it should be said Pochettino is ruthless when he feels a player's face no longer fits.
