Addressing attempts by the government to " reeducate " the Roma, and force their assimilation, the book explores the ghettoization the Roma experienced under the socialist regime.
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When the group resigns to bring the child back with them and to reeducate him, Fantomex fires a shot in the child's head, apparently killing him.
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Dean is so obsessed with the misinterpretation of Thoreau that he is devoting years of his life to trying to reeducate the public about one of Massachusetts'most famous residents.
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There is evidence that music of Wagner was used at the Dachau concentration camp in 1933 / 4 to'reeducate'political prisoners by exposure to'national music '.
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Turning the focus away from nationality and on class struggle, Roller's work sought to reeducate the traditionalist public, and depicted Romania as strongly linked to Slavic Europe.
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The vigilantes then proceeded to " reeducate " the speakers on patriotism as this brutal first hand account notes : They were drunk and hollering and cursing the rest of the night.
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But what would be helpful would be for CNA to try and reeducate nurses, help them have jobs in this new setting, rather than fighting something that happened five years ago.
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"What incentive do we have if we don't see the Palestinian side reeducate their children to make peace, when they still talk about coming aback to Jaffa ?"
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An opposing theory holds that, in response to extremist ideology and unjust governments, an invasion can change the government and reeducate the people, making prolonged resistance unlikely and averting future violence.
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It will have to reeducate people by turning attention to those countless cases utterly unlike Simpson's and, in so doing, demonstrate that horns and pitchforks are exceedingly rare appurtenances for attorneys.
