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'We read a basic textbook that linked Islam and politics as the same and spoke about the Muslim Brotherhood as a perfectly legitimate organisation.' It appears a culture of Islamism was entrenched at the school.

By May 24, he was entrenched at Lachine, south of the city, and his force had reached 450 men.

It's entrenched at every level, including in the classroom.

Across India, political families are entrenched at every level of government and politics.

I know what you did.' The behavior is entrenched at such high levels.

Steve Parish, the chairman, is entrenched at the club and under his stewardship Alan Pardew's side are enjoying an impressive campaign.

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A third baseman by training, Murphy said he recently volunteered to play second in the minors because David Wright is entrenched at third.

After a desperate all night struggle, during which Garnier and Vallet held the police and troops at bay outside a villa in which they are entrenched at Nogent-sur-Marne, the "Herald" correspondent at Nogent telephoned that the villa had been stormed.

Because Vaughn is entrenched at first base and his salary makes him all but untradable, the Mets have little alternative but to keep Piazza at catcher for 2003 and 2004 -- and he is increasingly a liability at the position he loves.

"Most consumers of feminine hygiene products have almost invariably only been exposed to disposable products, and brand loyalty is entrenched at an early age," says Shaw. "Most consumers are also unaware of questionable ingredients in disposable products, or even the fact that manufacturers are not legally required to disclose ingredients in the first place".