Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
defier .
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Examples
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But Justice's Mr. Hochman said he prefers the term "defiers" to make it clear it's not someone who is merely speaking out against some tax policy or law.
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Top EBRD economist calls some countries 'defiers' of gravity.
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More than 8,500 volunteers or 'defiers' were imprisoned for peacefully refusing to obey apartheid laws.
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Meanwhile the Post profiles D.C. police Detective Michael C. Irving, one of a growing number of tax "defiers" (including actor Wesley Snipes!) who argue they shouldn't have to pay any income taxes.
DCist 2009
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"Snipes 'long prison sentence should send a loud and crystal clear message to all tax defiers that if they engage in similar tax defier conduct, they face joining him and his co-defendants ... as inmates in prison," said Nathan Hochman, an official at the US Department of Justice Tax Division.
Archive 2008-04-01 2008
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The 1990s saw the rise and fall of the virulently antigovernment 'Patriot' movement, made up of paramilitary militias, tax defiers and so-called 'sovereign citizens.'
OpEdNews - Quicklink: SPLC Report: Return of the Militias 2009
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Olbermann had Mark Potok, the director of the intelligence project for the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) on his show to discuss a new report out from the SPLC ( "Return of the Militias") showing "right-wing militias, ideologically-driven tax defiers and so-called sovereign citizens are materializing in significant numbers."
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They are called tax deniers, tax defiers, and tax protesters.
OpEdNews - Quicklink: Delusional and Stupid Tax Deniers 2009
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Olbermann had Mark Potok, the director of the intelligence project for the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) on his show to discuss a new report out from the SPLC ( "Return of the Militias") showing "right-wing militias, ideologically-driven tax defiers and so-called sovereign citizens are materializing in significant numbers."
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OpEdNews - Quicklink: SPLC Report: Return of the Militias 2009
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