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the resisters
noun
A person who resists going along with others in a common course of action.
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Muslim practice was specific: if a city surrendered, the inhabitants would be spared, but if a city resisted, the resisters would be killed.
It's an idea that "advocates of democracy, and other enemies of despotism, will want to resist," he wrote, and he counted himself among the resisters.
The resisters announce their intention of proceeding.
The resisters' technique has become almost stereotyped.
Most of the resisters had been killed.
The police arrested nine of the resisters, the newspaper said.
But lashings are unlikely to deter the resisters.
The same insights shape his representation of the resisters themselves.
Fines have been increased; but the resisters are in any case pledged not to pay fines.
Direct talks with the rank and file reduced the resisters to a handful.
"The great majority (of the resisters)," it declares angrily, "are, without shelter.
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