Furrow embodies the attributes, amounting nearly to stereotype, that have made it all too tempting to regard white supremacy as a fading, peripheral irruption within normal society.
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It is always at risk of extinction from environmental changes ( droughts, fires, insect population irruptions ), because flight away from the island would likely prove fatal.
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He was, however, against a premature irruption of that revolution as he did not want his countrymen to sit like ducks in the gunsights of the Spanish civil guards.
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Well, the book's jacket will have this wordy irruption : " Robert Ludlum's ` The Hades Factor'by Robert Ludlum and Gayle Lynds ."
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The Ottomans had long since suppressed all piracy in the Black Sea, the ports of which they entirely controlled, and were thus completely unprepared for the irruption of the Cossacks.
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And she had something exciting to report : 60 to 80 evening grosbeaks each day, something so unusual in her area that it counted as an irruption, an unusual migratory pattern.
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Another consequence of the lost capitulation was issued that mentions " irruption " and " insolentia " by the military, and ruled out more drastic consequences for irregular behaviour of the soldiers.
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Irruptions can be used as indicators of small mammal abundance and in eastern North America, southern irruptions have been linked with low densities of red-backed voles in the high boreal forest.
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Irruptions can be used as indicators of small mammal abundance and in eastern North America, southern irruptions have been linked with low densities of red-backed voles in the high boreal forest.
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In 820, the Danes made one of their earliest irruptions at Newry abbey, from whence they proceeded to Armagh, taking it by storm, and plundering and desolating the country around.
