An action for mesne profits, unlike ejectment, allows the claimant to claim damages for his loss during the period that he has been dispossessed. |
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The true test whether a rightful owner has been dispossessed or not is whether ejectment will lie at his suit against some other person. |
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One yearns for a strong third party which can become the voice of the economically and politically dispossessed. |
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Do they have the guts to break with tradition, to govern for all, especially for the economically dispossessed and socially displaced? |
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He tends to celebrate characters that have been outcast by society, dispossessed, or had a run of hard luck. |
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This should entail allocating large tracts of unused state land to landless and dispossessed people. |
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It is predicated on sustaining a racist state-organization into the future, forever surrounded by those it has dispossessed and humiliated. |
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Many sympathised with Dayaks as an indigenous people dispossessed of their forests by rapacious New Order development. |
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The pit closures that followed the strike saw communities dispossessed of their living. |
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As specified by deprivation theory, people who feel powerless and dispossessed are especially likely to look to religion for compensation. |
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It's for a local charity dealing with soup-kitchens, the homeless, and disowned and dispossessed around the area. |
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Those dispossessed in these savage deportations have long since resettled, and no serious movement demands their return home. |
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His father once asked for a cock-a-doodle-doo when the word for chicken eluded him. If you don't possess a language, you are dispossessed. |
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Finding themselves dispossessed of everything they owned, they became squatters in their former land. |
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As the new 20th century approached, Mary Jones was an aging, poor, widowed Irish immigrant, nearly as dispossessed as an American could be. |
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Up to five billion dispossessed and poor saw little or nothing of their wealth, said the Secretary General. |
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The workers were mainly peasants who have been dispossessed of their land and forced to go to major cities to find work. |
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But underneath the searing humour runs a strain of deep discontent at the lives of the dispossessed in society. |
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This time he is actively hated by the leaders of the dispossessed to whom he professes his allegiance. |
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Progressives should ask why the vote no longer provides the dispossessed with the same power. |
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He makes a dash for the byline but is dispossessed before he can get a cross in. |
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The community claims to have been dispossessed of the land, about 80 km north of Pretoria, around 1917 under racially discriminatory laws. |
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But even here, on the Island, the makeshift homes of the country's dispossessed fill every space unoccupied by sunbeds and volleyball nets. |
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Duffy failed to deal with a kick from England outhalf Matthew Leek, delaying his pick up so long he was tackled and dispossessed. |
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But Celtic went ahead in the 10th minute and it came after Stuart Duff had been dispossessed by Petrov close to the half-way line. |
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The settlement package will see the restoration of a community title deed to the originally dispossessed community. |
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At a later stage, the tenant was able to assert his rights to possession of the land against anyone who dispossessed him. |
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It is about the dispossessed who look to us to provide quality public services. |
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Ironically, Mowa Choctaw culture intersected with that of an even more famous group of dispossessed peoples, the Apaches. |
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At times there are echoes of the raw Gaelic keeners who sang the songs of the dispossessed. |
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Environmentalists are failing to attract the disenfranchised, the disempowered, the dispossessed and the disengaged. |
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And she actively fought for the most dispossessed of that class, those who labored in the nation's fields. |
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I remember the despair of educated land owners who had become dispossessed kulaks. |
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But the video referee ruled that Paul Johnson had been illegally dispossessed. |
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They are shunned, broken, dispossessed, and live a bleak, furtive life of agonizing loneliness. |
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Lastly, a person who has been wrongfully dispossessed may undertake a form of self-help known as re-entry. |
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Fear of the marauding rabble of dispossessed poor has existed for centuries. |
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It tells the story of Vindici, who, impoverished and dispossessed, returns to court to murder the villainous duke. |
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Spector made a slaloming run to the top of the Turkish penalty area but was dispossessed of the ball. |
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Tostig, who had been dispossessed of his earldom, raided the south-east coast before joining the invasion by Harald Hardrada of Norway in northern England. |
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But by then Livingston should have killed the game when Fernandez dispossessed Murdock again in 67 and cut inside to Lilley who dallied before striking a tame shot wide. |
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Certainly neither I, nor as far as I know any of my ancestors, ever dispossessed anyone of their land, language or self-esteem or prevented anyone being educated. |
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Arnold has no time for the western powers which trumpet about democracy because white farmers are dispossessed of the land that their forefathers stole from Africans. |
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Vryas gets the ball, but is dispossessed on the edge of the penalty area. |
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How can a people dispossessed of their homeland get caught up in a tournament's nationalist frenzy? |
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Few know of Mr Wakeman's selfless work among the forgotten ones, the neglected and dispossessed of British society. |
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If individual and group behaviour is reduced to biology, we are in danger of being dispossessed of the concept of human liberty. |
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Finally, in federal states, the states protest at being dispossessed of their prerogatives under the cover of Europe. |
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However, no private property owners are dispossessed of their lands through the process. |
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In a few years, African societies were gradually dispossessed of the control of their destiny. |
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In 1614 Hideyori fortified himself inside Osaka castle with over 100,000 troops, many of whom were ronin, dispossessed samurai whose masters had perished in battle. |
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Although I am a sovereignist, I cannot stand by and let the rest of Canada be dispossessed of one of its main legacies, the railways. |
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On farmers: they are dispossessed of their land which is annexed and bought for ridiculously low prices. |
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They were dispossessed of their lands and forests and therefore of their sustenance. |
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Payment in a different form shall totally liberate the guarantor, even if the creditor is subsequently dispossessed of the thing accepted by him. |
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It seemed to represent the sad reality of the tribal peoples who are dispossessed of their ancestral lands while their culture is left to die. |
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In 1591 the Portuguese launched an expedition to Kandy to enthrone Dom Philip, an heir of the dispossessed ruler. |
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Mr Hutton credits his association with the underprivileged and dispossessed he was a sort of Robin Hood of the llano. |
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In case of spoliation the dispossessed people shall have the right to the lawful recovery of its property as well as to an adequate compensation. |
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With the parents dispossessed, the disinherited cousins do not hold back the sourness and rumours. |
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To their ears the anguished cries of the dispossessed sound like the peevish whines of malcontents. |
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Such organizations have alienated an already dispossessed population who see no hope in future under the thumb of a conqueror. |
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He became the voice of the poor, the dispossessed, the disenfranchised and the weak in society. |
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He spoke of war damage in the region and about the suffering of the population, many of whom were displaced and dispossessed. |
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We know that her hand never trembled, nor her voice, when appealing in favour of the dispossessed. |
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As a general rule, the government will not accept any settlement which will lead to third parties being dispossessed. |
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It is a system which is weighted against the socially dispossessed and occasionally kills the innocent. |
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But in both countries, the overwhelming population majorities are land dispossessed as a result of settler colonial conquest. |
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This includes the Canadian native Indians such as the Mohawks and the Inuit, the original inhabitants of the land who were displaced, dispossessed and marginalised. |
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Xabi Alonso, the Spanish midfielder who has had a tournament to forget, was brusquely dispossessed. |
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According to myth, Irish Travellers are a group who were dispossessed by the famine and they were forced to wander the roads by British colonialism. |
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He is the permanent Fool to Gambon's raddled Lear, yet in his refusal to kiss his master reminds us that even the dispossessed have their dignity. |
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But we live in times where revolutions and uprisings are rising from the disenchanted and the dispossessed. |
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Pope Francis, the first Pope from a developing nation, sees the world through the eyes of the poor and dispossessed. |
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As great cities were being built pell-mell, millions of peasants were being dispossessed and bigger capital was destroying small artisanal and shopkeeping enterprises. |
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True poets derive their gifts from the Muse, the primitive, matriarchal Moon Goddess, once dominant but now disastrously dispossessed by male values of reason and logic. |
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He was quintessentially labor, he was uncompromising in his stance for the poor and the dispossessed, and he was unyielding in his respect for the dignity of work. |
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What is agency when you have been dispossessed of your innocence? |
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We may all congratulate ourselves for not having allowed the current international predicament to set back important causes, particularly with regard to the world's dispossessed, whose solution is long overdue. |
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Sharing the burden with other donors, they will continue to supply humanitarian assistance for the displaced and the dispossessed, and assist in the economic reconstruction and regeneration of the war-ravaged region. |
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Boro took the lead in the seventh minute when Lee Dong-Gook dispossessed Jack Pelter and found Nathan Porritt in space in the box. |
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The competent authorities shall take whatever measures may be necessary to ensure that the Tribunal shall not be dispossessed of all or any part of the Headquarters district without the express consent of the Tribunal. |
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The traditional leaders or the chieftainship system of governance was not only dispossessed of land by colonial governments, but by the introduction of modern governments as well. |
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They remain dispossessed of their lands, and the members of their communities continue to be the poorest, the most frequently illiterate, and the most disadvantaged. |
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Born and unborn babies are robbed of their youth, girls and boys of their adulthood, women and men of their productive lives, their dignity and their worth, and countries are dispossessed of their valuable human assets. |
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The aim is to stop cultural goods from being turned into mere merchandise and to ensure that indigenous peoples are not dispossessed of those goods, which represent the foundations of their identity. |
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Please indicate the measures taken to return their land to peasants and other forcibly displaced persons who have been unlawfully dispossessed of it. |
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Not only was military contamination of every kind impacting on their livelihoods, but they were being dispossessed of their lands and their political and cultural identity was being jeopardized. |
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In the aftermath, Henry dispossessed the couple of almost all of their lands in Normandy. |
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Parliament is one of the branches of the budgetary authority, and we do not wish to be dispossessed of our power as a result of abandoning all authority regarding the way in which our votes are brought into play. |
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In the face of so much human suffering, many positions and organisations today encourage people to unselfishly help the dispossessed and those who suffer discrimination. |
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Giles Terera's Caliban, having been dispossessed of his island kingdom, rather tamely submits to Prospero's patronising beneficence at the conclusion. |
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Later Kerim Zengin made use of his lightning pace to peel away from his marker and get clear in the box, but after twisting and turning several times he was finally dispossessed. |
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In the closing stages of the millennium we note that it is no longer possible to speak of the dispossessed of the earth or of the marginalization of the indigenous population in the same terms as we did barely ten years ago. |
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These peaceful demonstrators, referred to as victims of injustice, are in the main peasants arbitrarily dispossessed of their land. Hundreds of them hold peaceful demonstrations every day in Mai Xuan Thuong Park. |
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At the time of colonization the Masai were dispossessed of much of their vast nomadic and semi-nomadic grazing areas, and in recent years they were evicted from areas destined for conservation. |
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Soon after, Victor Nikiema dispossessed New Zealand captain Gordon Murie just outside the penalty area and the midfielder sent a rasping, unstoppable drive past Turipa. |
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Some 3.5 million blacks have been evicted or dispossessed from their homes and there are thousands of cases of rural labour tenants who claim a birthright to land covered by legal documents held by white owners. |
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Boro had Konstantopoulos to thank for the save that denied Hugo Rodallega after Adam Clayton had been dispossessed by Danny Guthrie just outside the area. |
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And finally, the risk of seeing a de facto attrition of power, the legal holder finding itself dispossessed because of obedience to so-called 'experts' and other individuals. |
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The poor and dispossessed are shuffled out to suburbs and never seen. |
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Instead, man-of-the-match Ben Smith brilliantly scragged and dispossessed him. |
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It was Bannan who released Agbonlahor for his goal with a long-range curling pass after Stephen Warnock had dispossessed Mohamed Diame. |
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This reflects the decision that was made on how to resolve the incompatibility of the claims to a stolen object by a dispossessed owner and a bona fide purchaser. |
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Conan, dispossessed of his throne and dead had in fact all the qualities of the Danish ghostking. |
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Elegies written in the persona of its dispossessed rulers record the sorrow at this loss. |
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William systematically dispossessed English landowners and conferred their property on his continental followers. |
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This policy soon changed, and increasingly Jacobitism ostensibly identified itself with causes of the alienated and dispossessed. |
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In advocating the case of the persons thus dispossessed, it is a right, and not a charity. |
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The rebels, dispossessed at home, probably formed the first waves of raids on the English coast. |
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Most of his supporters' families had been dispossessed and were likely motivated by the desire to recover their ancestral lands. |
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In the novel, Lucie Ashton and the nobly born but now dispossessed and impoverished Edgar Ravenswood exchange vows. |
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Not willing to risk his life on such a guarantee, John refused to appear, so Philip summarily dispossessed the English of all lands. |
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The Portuguese were dispossessed by the Dutch in 1605, when Steven van der Hagen took over the fort without a single shot. |
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Whereupon the soldier dispossessed himself of his burden, and stood looking down upon it in great perplexity. |
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And like many a dispossessed antiheroine, Elle's reality is that she has always been alone. |
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To create a predictable environment and ensure that foreign investors will not be dispossessed of their property or have it nationalized without compensation, countries conclude treaties protecting investment. |
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In 1840, South Carolina dispossessed the Catawbas of their land in York, Chester, and Lancaster counties, promising money and a new reservation in South Carolina. |
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The Writ of Ayle was an ancient English writ which lay against a stranger who had dispossessed the demandant of land of which his grandfather died seized. |
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Some BIXen, as we call ourselves, wonder where we will go. We are the virtual dispossessed, cybernetic nomads on the cusp of searching for a niche for ourselves. |
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To any man whom we have deprived or dispossessed of lands, castles, liberties, or rights, without the lawful judgement of his equals, we will at once restore these. |
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Upon his return, he found his family disgraced and dispossessed. |
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In many cases, latifundia estates expanded production impressively, while millions of small peasant farms remained mired in poverty and were often dispossessed of their land. |
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Louis's alliance was joined by Henry's younger brother, Geoffrey, who rose in revolt, claiming that Henry had dispossessed him of his inheritance. |
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Evacuation from London and resettlement elsewhere were strongly encouraged by Charles II, who feared a London rebellion amongst the dispossessed refugees. |
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Johnson hesitated with his back to goal and was dispossessed by Mulumbu, who instantly played Odemwingie through on goal. The Nigerian kept his composure to wrong-foot Reina. |
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Records during this period are scanty, but both sides of Anselm's immediate family appear to have been dispossessed by these decisions in favour of their extended relations. |
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Such strategies serve to intercept and declaw demands for the displacers to depart, to cede territory, lands, and resources back to those who were displaced and dispossessed. |
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Antaean Binchey, connected to roots and absorbed with a female, pagan, earth-orientated rural and mythological order, is dispossessed and expelled from home. |
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To A. B. Paterson, son of a dispossessed squatter, writing from a city office, the bushmen with their horses and simple skills were the backbone of Australia. |
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However, before the Gaelic presence could establish itself the Picts were gradually dispossessed by the Norsemen from the late 8th century onwards. |
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Instead, man-of-the-match Ben Smith scragged and dispossessed him. |
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In addition, these clearances were unleashed on a population already ravaged by hunger and destitution and few attempts were made to provide shelter to the dispossessed. |
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