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Forced displacement (also
forced migration or
forced relocation) is an
involuntary or
coerced movement of a
person or
people away from
their home or home...
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Central Asia the
collision of
modernity and
tradition led all but the most
deracinated of the intellectuals-clerics to s****
salvation in
reconstituted variants...
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Middle East as a
parental decision much
influenced by "the
prospects of
deracinated people, like us the Palestinians,
being so
uncertain that it
would be...
- portra**** as s****ing to
limit the
human experiences and with
promoting a
deracinated consumerism.
Unlike the 1956 version,
where the U.S.
government is presented...
- 1923. In the
Interwar period,
sweeping secularization and
acculturation deracinated old
Jewish society in
Eastern Europe. The
October Revolution granted...
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found his Alec "intelligently portra****... an amoral, nouveau-riche,
deracinated figure",
while another critic added that the "relationship
between Tess...
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person present. Many of
these less-wealthy
Copies become completely deracinated from
their former lives and from
world events, or else
become Witnesses...
- let
loose into the
disintegration of the
American Dream,
finds itself deracinated and homeless.
American society and politics, by the late sixties, are...
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brought here. They have been
brought here to
create a
people who are
deracinated and
easier to control." "Tom", a
member who was 18
years old at the time...
- for
nearly 2700 years,
could not be
dismissed and
ended by a wave of
deracinated modernity and
uncaring recentism. They
proposed instead that the government...
