Pétain was not exiled but imprisoned.
The chess genius Garry Kasparov, a respected intellectual who tried to found an opposition and pro-democracy movement, was not exiled, executed or sent to Siberia.
Candidates for office who dare to speak out against Putin's rule are not exiled to the frozen wastes of Siberia -- merely frozen out of coverage in major markets.
Again, thy husband is not exiled for thy son's sake, nor is he slain to avenge my death, although by him this life is quenched twice as much as e'er my sister's was; so if murder is to succeed murder in requital, I and thy son Orestes must slay thee to avenge our father; if that was just, why so is this.
His children, raised in the United States and citizens from birth, were in danger of losing their mother, an undocumented immigrant, and he asked me to help make sure his family was not exiled or ripped apart after he died.
Gaveston was not exiled immediately; he did not have to leave the realm until 25 June, but faced excommunication by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Robert Winchelsey, should he return.
"What makes Cubans different from Haitians who come here or anyone else," Rubio went on, "if they go back and forth, that is to say, if they're not exiles at all?
She feels at ease in her adopted country, saying gently: "We're not exiles".The limits of theoryMs Hadid's reputation as a theoretical zealot dates from her time at the Architectural Association, the forcing house of many of Britain's best post-war architects.
How do I know that we who hate death are not exiles since childhood who have forgotten the way home?" (translation from Graham, 1989, 59).
Actually, while nothing super huge happened---Alexandria didn't fall, the Wolves didn't show up in force, Rick wasn't exiled, nobody major was killed off---the tension in this episode really worked.
