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The appeal of the Taliban is less other-worldly and more propelled by practical motivations.

For the most part Mr. Tennant and especially Ms. Tate seem more propelled by the external mechanics of farce than their characters' internal inconsistencies.

The legislation covers any bike of two wheels or more propelled by the rider's own power, which, he confirms, includes young children's balance bikes.

Four years later, voters, mad as hell and unwilling to take it any more, propelled to the White House a cranky, anti-technocratic nostalgist and actor speaking folksy, moralistic common sense.

But tea party groups, and the conservative Club for Growth, spent more, propelling the little-known McDaniel forward.

Rubber bullets, a legal crackdown on dissent and yet more austerity propelled the 2011 movement into politics.

Thousands of tonnes despoiled the beaches of Cornwall – and thousands more were propelled by winds and currents across the channel towards France.

Her songs are a blend of East and West, rooted in serpentine Persian melodies but often backed up by danceable bass lines and electric guitars and, more recently, propelled by Gipsy Kings-style rumbas.

With the help of Kaye Spilker, the department's curator, they arranged the purchase of a major European clothing collection that set the fashion archive world buzzing — and, even more significantly, propelled Lacma into the small circle of museums with internationally recognized clothing collections.

The thickened mixture, now also called napalm, burns more slowly and can be propelled more accurately and to greater distances than gasoline.

The bloodshed, combined with the nation's economic crisis, has propelled more and more Hondurans to flee northward to the United States.