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The International Criminal Court accused Sudan of genocide and crimes against humanity.
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He survived a genocide.† (source)
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Forcing children into the shadows can be counted as genocide.† (source)
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"Don't you dare be a participant in that genocide!" she told him.† (source)
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And "Hindus are bent on genocide of the Sikh nation.† (source)
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He faced a double genocide, of Jews by the Nazis and of peculiars by the hollowgast.† (source)
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The exchange rates — one Mona Lisa equalled Bergen-Belsen, one Armenian genocide equalled the Ninth Symphony plus three Great Pyramids — were suggested, but there was room for haggling.† (source)
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I grew up, in part, in Argentina during the genocidal "dirty war," when the military "disappeared" up to thirty thousand people.† (source)
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Despite wars and genocides that demand global action, it must be remembered that Africa is a continent of fifty-four separate countries, most of which, as represented by Chanda's homeland, are at peace.† (source)
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She said that even though paying five cents more for a bag of gingko biloba rings might not seem like much to some of us, victims of real racism, like the Armenians and the Rwandans and the Ugandans and the Bosnians, would recognize that that five cents was only the first step on the road to genocide.† (source)
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"The Crazy Life" in my youth, although devastating, was only the beginning stages of what I believe is now a consistent and growing genocidal level of destruction predicated on thepremise there are marginalized youth with no jobs or future, and therefore expendable.† (source)
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Massacres, genocides, that sort of thing.† (source)
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She viewed ethnic cleansing, famine and genocide as direct threats to her furniture.† (source)
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In choir we learn "The Skye Boat Song," about Bonnie Prince Charlie escaping the genocidal English.† (source)
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Women have suffered grievously in the genocides of Rwanda and Darfur.† (source)
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They were conquered, but there's no evidence of genocide per se.† (source)
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