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They said there'd be major celebrations March 28, which they call Serfs Emancipation Day, to mark what China claims is the liberation of 1 million Tibetans from serfdom with the Dalai Lama's departure for exile in India after a failed uprising.
The Seattle Times 2009
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The holiday March 28, to be called Serfs Emancipation Day, will mark the 50th anniversary of the failed Dalai Lama-led rebellion.
India eNews 2009
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'Serfs' did exist in the history of Tibet, but not the kind of serfs described by the Chinese government who did not enjoy any rights and who were merely treated as animals that can speak.
YubaNet.com 2009
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'Serfs' did exist in the history of Tibet, but not the kind of serfs described by the Chinese government who did not enjoy any rights and who were merely treated as animals that can speak.
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Were they in the Streets someone could very well be DEAD (like those killed in these WARS of Empire) just like the various sentences these powerbrokers impose on their "Subjects" here in the Land of the Corporate Serfs!
MN GOP calls Franken-Lieberman incident an 'embarrassment' 2009
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In his media column today, "At Media Companies, A Nation of Serfs,"David Carr comes down on the side of those who think professional writers shouldn't write for free for The Huffington Post and ought to consider the same before posting on Facebook and Twitter.
Michael Gross: The Real Free Press Michael Gross 2011
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** Serfs, villeins, and bordars of the world, unite!
Alternative vote yes campaign hitches itself to royal wedding 2011
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Serfs, swindling bureaucrats and town elders, surround Raisa.
Fern Siegel: Stage Door: Everyday Rapture, The Forest, The Subject Was Roses 2010
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Serfs, swindling bureaucrats and town elders, surround Raisa.
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Serfs did exist in the history of Tibet, but not the kind of serfs described by the Chinese government who did not enjoy any rights and who were merely treated as animals that can speak.
When a Billion Chinese Jump Jonathan Watts 2010
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