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Most of all these were ideological romantics, later referred to as Vintistas for their audacious radicalism.

Harper's assessment of other nations around the world confirmed this point of view: non-slaveholding civilizations in northern climates, such as Great Britain, were riven by inequality, political radicalism, and other dangers.

In a discussion hosted by The Globe and Mail in 2007, Fatah claimed that "most of the Islamic radicalism that you see today stems from the empowering of Saudi based Jihad groups that were funded and backed by the U.

In the beginning of the 1930s, Brazil went through a strong wave of political radicalism.

While attending the Université Libre de Bruxelles in Brussels, Belgium, she was exposed to political radicalism.

Only ten percent of the four volume work constituted a report, while the rest reprinted materials seized in raids or supplied by witnesses, much of it detailing European activities, or surveyed efforts to counteract radicalism in every state, including citizenship programs and other patriotic educational activities.

The spoiled offspring of European aristocrats, Anastasia Cisarovna was first involved in student radicalism, dabbled in extremist fringe groups, and finally graduated to international terrorism.

military in the fight against Islamic radicalism could include "Islamic holy sites", "law school facilities, scholars' home offices and media outlets where they give interviews.

Without a redistribution of wealth away from the upper class, Roosevelt feared that the country would turn to radicalism or fall to revolution.

These events left Portugal on the brink of a civil war and made it a fertile ground for radicalism.

The radicalism of Honi during the 1960s was not without its consequences.

What do we do? Do we have a revolution? There is nothing that comes close to this movie in terms of black radicalism.

He enlisted in the local yeomanry corps as a second lieutenant responding to the Governments appeal to save the kingdom from radicalism during the height of anti-Jacobin paranoia in the mid-1790s.