The generation that fought World War II gritted out the Cold War with an archenemy that could imagine for humankind no better fate than its universal thralldom to a Soviet superstate rank with poisoned idealism.
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According to Amy Leal, La Belle Dame without the nightmare thralldom, witty and chic but also deeply kind and maternal, an aspect of her character that is often missed in readings of her .
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has properly been held to international rebuke for his government's gratuitous provocations of Palestinians and for his unwillingness or inability to shake his coalition loose from its thralldom to a rejectionist minority.
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The big deal is that in its thralldom to the religious right and its increasing tilt to ideological rather than to pragmatic conservatism, the Republican Party has gone from being just a little cracked about homosexuality to being outright peculiar.
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At the latter meeting steps were taken to raise $ 1, 000, 000 ( today $ } } ) for oppressed Jews in Romania, and to campaign for their " equal rights and their emancipation from thralldom ".
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He praised the Conference for modernizing naval thought ( setting it free from the " " thralldom of conservatism " " ), and having decreed the scrapping of 66 battleships and a holiday of ten years in battleship building.
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An early use of the word in print came during the 1984 presidential election, when Sidney Blumenthal of The New Republic wrote about Walter Mondale's " thralldom to the policy wonks and wise men of the Washington establishment ."
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The party's thralldom to the big energy industries-- oil, coal-- has it in politically convenient denial about global warming and threatens to make the GOP stubbornly obstructionist against even modest steps to begin lowering the use of fuels that create the greenhouse effect.
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Slavery ( also called thralldom ) was not common in Sweden, and what slavery there was tended to be driven out of existence by the spread of Christianity, the difficulty in obtaining slaves from the lands east of the Baltic Sea, and by the development of cities before the 16th century.
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The " Istorija " contains an objective, erudite, and thorough critical analysis of Serbian writers and poets who succeeded in extricating themselves and their countrymen from the thralldom of the Holy Roman Empire ( Habsburg Monarchy ) and the Ottoman Empire in the 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries.
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