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Jonah Jameson directly with all the available information he has managed to gather and decrypt on the outlaw X-Men and their associates.

In January 1894, the Fasci were outlawed and brutally repressed on the orders of Prime Minister Francesco Crispi.

In 1300, Saturnia became the hideout of outlaws and was razed to the ground by the Sienese.

For the next two years the Mason Henry Gang, as they became known, posed as Confederate partisan rangers but acted as outlaws, committing robberies, thefts and murders in the southern San Joaquin Valley, Santa Cruz County, Monterey County, Santa Clara County, and in counties of Southern California.

Larriston Tower belonged to the Elliots, Mangerton, now little more than a site, to the Armstrongs and Park to "Little Jock Elliot", the outlaw who nearly killed Bothwell in an encounter in 1566.

His name pays homage to notorious outlaw Billy the Kid.

He has been immortalised in Italian popular culture through the critically acclaimed song "Il Bandito e il Campione" by Francesco De Gregori that juxtaposes his life with that of his childhood friend the notorious bandit and outlaw Sante Pollastri.

At the beginning of 1944 the Vichy government would lose power meaning that the sport of rugby league was no longer outlawed in France and Robert ended his playing days of rugby union and decided to sign with his local club in rugby league AS Carcassonne.

Still a teenager Robert signed for Carcassonne at the beginning of the 1944 season in the newly re-established French championship now that rugby league was no longer an outlawed sport in France.

Under the Act, NUPPO was outlawed as a representative body for the police and forbade police from belonging to a trade union.

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In March 1234 Richard Siward, at the head of a company of outlaws, ravaged Stephen de Segrave's native place, evidently Seagrave, burnt his fine houses, oxen, and stores of grain, and carried off many valuable horses and rich spoil.

The disaffected in the Doáb, and the outlaws towards Hindustan grew bold and took to robbery on the highway, and they so beset the roads that caravans and merchants were unable to pass.