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That changed in July when the Free Syrian Army, or F.S.A., as many rebels call themselves, entered Aleppo and opened urban fronts.

Two Democrats who endorsed him in 2016, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) and author Marianne Williamson, have themselves entered the race; a third, Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore)., is considering a bid.

The SCIP survey focuses on integration processes, with the expectation that migrants who have themselves entered in the GBA are probably intending to stay longer in the Netherlands.

Though he also calls out the CJEU's judgement as problematic, saying it implies a consumer only has rights against a company if they themselves entered into the original contract — so, for example, someone buying a secondhand Volkswagen wouldn't have consumer rights against the company.

Ironically, much of the world's climate-change woes could be alleviated if just the United States and China, by themselves, entered into a bilateral agreement to curtail CO2 emissions.

Might people coming to the library find themselves entering a hotel lobby by accident?

RESEARCHERS working on the microchips of the future see themselves entering a golden age.

"We've already explored the so-called 'doppelgänger' delusion, in which participants suddenly see themselves enter the room," he adds.

Young women today, as in the fifties, find themselves entering the big world and having to make choices.

A man and a woman — he a political activist, she a radio reporter — videotaped themselves entering an auditorium they say is located in Moscow's State University of Transportation.

At times, the dead themselves enter the curries of those who shield the guilty or suppress or silence a tragic history.