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And a superlative cast of popular stalwarts, mostly from Hollywood's British
colony.
This movie had a good idea, that is, how a
colony
of vampires might live, what they do to survive, etc.
Spock reviews the epidemiology of the phenomenon at the beginning of the episode, revealing that the trajectory of the epidemic places a Federation
colony
directly in its path.
The story is about a jesuite priest who wants to bring catholic faith to the Indians of the french
colony
Nouvelle-France (New France, the future Quebec of Canada) in the seventeen century.
This was always one of my favorite episodes as a kid: The Enterprise crew investigates an epidemic of "space madness" and traces the latest outbreak to a local human
colony
that just happens to be where Kirk's identical twin brother has been assigned as a research scientist.
It needs humanoids who can fly space ships to spread from
colony
to colony, and Kirk has to face the decision of his career when choosing between whether or not to just go back to the Sulaco and nuke them all from orbit.
Likewise, in his election manifesto, Sirisena warns: “The land that the White Man took over by means of military strength is now being obtained by foreigners by paying ransom to a handful of persons… If this trend continues for another six years, our country would become a
colony
and we would become slaves.”
After all, the British simply appointed governors when Hong Kong was still a crown colony, and nobody protested then.
In a historical reversal, Japan has found itself on the defensive against the increasingly muscular foreign policy of its former
colony
and old rival.
In deciding to visit Ghana, a former British
colony
and a leading node in the global slave trade of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, Obama bypassed the Kenya of his father.
Likewise, Greece's new foreign minister, Nikos Kotzias, believes that the EU is a new form of “empire," one that has turned Greece into a “debt colony."
Human society simply does not follow the rules of a termite colony; order must accommodate freedom and individuality.
Arabs express their disdain for Zionism by equating the Zionist project to the creation of a colony, to which millions of Jewish settlers have come.
It is quite another if the
colony
is just next door, and the colonial power is surrounded by countries with limited sympathy for a mess that is largely of its own making.
Mistakenly viewed by some as an example of French laicité, which might be characterized as “freedom of the state from religion,” Senegal, although once a French colony, has crafted a very different model of “equal respect and equal support for all religions.”
The experience stayed with him, leading him to found a leper
colony.
Aware of this reality, Puerto Rico enacted its own bankruptcy law, but the US Supreme Court struck it down, because the island is de facto an American colony, and the federal bankruptcy code permits only the US Congress to enact bankruptcy legislation over its territory.
Reflecting the standard colonialist view that a
colony
cannot be trusted to make independent decisions, a bipartisan Financial Oversight and Management Board was created to make fiscal decisions for Puerto Rico.
Although the North American Free Trade Agreement, which Trump reviles, has likely had only modest effects on US trade and jobs, he has attempted to humiliate Mexicans insisting that they pay for his border wall, as if Mexico were a US
colony.
The NIH will retain only one colony, comprising roughly 50 chimps, and any research carried out on these apes will have to be approved by an independent committee that will include public representation.
Thus, those of us who value Georgia’s historical ties with Russia are called, at best, “archaists,” and at worst “enemies of Georgian independence,” as if Georgia would become a Russian
colony
if we ever came to power.
Hong Kong And China: Cohabiting AlreadyBEIJING: "One China, two systems": so said Deng Xiaoping as China and Britain debated the return to Chinese control of the crown
colony.
According to the Greek government, the current arrangement has not only transformed Greece into a debt colony; it threatens the dignity of the Greek people.
Whatever else is said about such French-backed authoritarian regimes, hindsight leaves no doubt about the benefits of the social stability seen in the Ivory Coast during the period until the 1980’s, when France remained paternalistically engaged with its former
colony.
So Carstens has positioned himself firmly in the hawk
colony.
The major terms of reference overshadowing the Sino-British negotiations which led to the 1984 handover agreement were the conditions set down in the 19th century lease through which Britain acquired most of the territory of the
colony
of Hong Kong (of which, the major portion of the land was actually on mainland China), having gained the initial imperial foothold on Hong Kong island itself through sheer force in two Opium Wars.
Activists from Raqqa have long referred to our dilapidated city as an “internal colony,” owing to its long history of economic, political, and social marginalization at the hands of Syrian governments.
The CCP seems to think that after 20 years, the outside world won’t care what happens in the former British
colony.
With a population of about 600,000 on territory covering roughly 102,700 square miles (266,000 square kilometers), Western Sahara, a Spanish
colony
until 1975, is the largest of 17 non-self-governing territories listed by the United Nations as having not reached final political status.
In Cambodia, another leading recipient of Chinese loans, fears of effectively becoming a Chinese
colony
are on the rise.
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