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- noun Plural form of
autonomist .
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Examples
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So-called autonomists [a violent far-left group] whose names and addresses are known by the
The Brussels Journal - The Voice of Conservatism in Europe 2009
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Within very few years after the annexation there sprang up, within the Territorial Committee first of all, a group of "autonomists," led by the secretary of state Baron Zorn von
The Governments of Europe Frederic Austin Ogg 1914
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Daniel Queipul, a traditionalist, shows bullet scars on his arms, left from clashes with the "autonomists".
Latest news, breaking news, current news, UK news, world news, celebrity news, politics news 2009
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In fact, it is the republicons 'mismanagement of the set-up of "Homeland Security" prior to Obama's ascendency in Jan. 2008 that has the CIA and FBI still not sharing information because of legal loopholes permitted by Bush and the republicons to satisfy "autonomists" of both corrupt agencies.
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Additionally, Morales couldn't speak Tuesday in Tarija when groups identified as "autonomists" approached the airport.
FJ's Blog 2009
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Anarchoblogs is a collection of blogs from self-identified anarchists, anarcho-syndicalists, anarcha-feminists, anarchists without adjectives, libertarian-socialists, autonomists and other assorted anti-statists.
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Anarchoblogs is a collection of blogs from self-identified anarchists, anarcho-syndicalists, anarcha-feminists, anarchists without adjectives, libertarian-socialists, autonomists and other assorted anti-statists.
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From now on, no national party, left or right, can gain or hold power in Spain without stroking the regional autonomists.
Rebels With A Cause 2008
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Factions have developped in the Tibet opposition (essentially in exile since within China no opposition is tolerated) between independentists and autonomists.
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Most jihadi Muslims, including the Taliban, Chechen autonomists, Hamas, and al-Zarqawi follow the fairly realistic "near enemy" strategy aimed at "liberating" Muslim majority populations into the delights of fundamentalist rule.
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