The counter owners were dispossessed of their freedom.
Race riots in northern England, huge holding camps for immigrants on the other side of the Channel, boatloads of the dispossessed floating off the coast of Italy: much of this could be traced to the Balkan wars or the recurrent flarings in the Middle East, and it was not only those of melodramatic temper who felt that something was ready to snap.
How could any libertarian protest if the descendants of those dispossessed people were to come off the reservations to notify Bundy and his posse that they are trespassing?
Indeed, demonstrations and protests, always common in China, are proliferating, as laid-off factory-workers join dispossessed farmers, environmental campaigners and victims of police harassment in taking to the streets.The gap between mouth and trouserOne worry is that China's rulers will try to push the yuan down to help exporters.
But Manny Duku powerfully headed in to equalise and then he dispossessed Kioso straight from the kick-off to chip home and complete the turnaround.
It's a story of how the 19th-century descendants of an arrogant Norman aristocracy continued to live off the plundered wealth of dispossessed Saxons.
Two minutes later Samuel Eto'o's footwork let him down in a promising position when, after exchanging passes with Steven Pienaar, he skipped past Simon Kjaer but got the ball caught under his feet and was dispossessed before he could get a shot off.
In a famous speech at Pernambuco in August 1967, Câmara angered local landlords and army officers by warning that only the social action of the church could ward off a violent revolution by the dispossessed.
Just five minutes were on the clock when Boateng dispossessed Ricardo Clark in the centre circle and set off on an impressive run that ended with him punching a low shot past Howard.
"It's a sign of how desperate and dispossessed tribal people feel when they are pushed off their land and forced into the mainstream," said Sophie Grig, senior campaigner with Survival International.
