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| The TUF changed its name to the Tamil United | Liberation Front (TULF) and adopted a demand for an ind |
| for the Federal Party and then Tamil United | Liberation Front (TULF). |
| He and all other Tamil United | Liberation Front (TULF) MPs walked out of Parliament in |
| parties had merged to form the Tamil United | Liberation Front, led by Appapillai Amirthalingam, whic |
| er Member of Parliament for the Tamil United | Liberation Front, and a member of the pro LTTE Tamil Na |
| n the 1990s, the banned terror outfit United | Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) was extremely active in |
| Selvarasa was one the Tamil United | Liberation Front's candidates for Batticaloa District a |
| He is younger brother of late Tamil United | Liberation Front (TULF) MP for Trincomalee District, Th |
| Youlou United | Liberation Movement (YULIMO) was a Marxist-Leninist pol |
| FULKA - Katarist United | Liberation Front |
| ral Party at first and then the Tamil United | Liberation Front (TULF). |
| Katarist United | Liberation Front, FULKA; |
| former general secretary of the Tamil United | Liberation Front (TULF). |
| , as well as members: Charles Taylor, United | Liberation Movement of Liberia for Democracy-K leader A |
| Tamil United | Liberation Front (Tamil Vimuktasi Peramuna, TVP) |
| aran, Sivapalan belonged to the Tamil United | Liberation Front. |
| formed the radical wing of the Tamil United | Liberation Front. |
| Surrendered ULFA, i.e. members of the United | Liberation Front of Asom that surrendered to the govern |
| He is the leader of the Tamil United | Liberation Front. |
| tween Jemaah Islamiyah and the Patani United | Liberation Organization, contradicting initial announce |
| The Tamil United | Liberation Front, the largest moderate Tamil party, onl |
| One of the Tamil parties, the Tamil United | Liberation Front, issued a statement indicating that it |
| KLNLF is closely linked to the United | Liberation Front of Asom. |
| l Eelam and renamed itself into Tamil United | Liberation Front (TULF). |
| The United | Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) is suspected of having |
| make up the insurgency, including the United | Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), Adivasi National Liber |
| He lived there until | liberation in early 1945. |
| positions as "prisoner functionaries" until | liberation. |
| t in assisting the Slovak National Uprising, | liberation of southern Poland, and the rest of Czechosl |
| tures, he was recruited to fight for various | liberation movements in Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, |
| archbishop (demolished during Gustav Vasa's | liberation war in 1522). |
| e South, held the commander of South Vietnam | Liberation Army Vietnam, Deputy Secretary of Central So |
| d quotations from the song of the Vietnamese | Liberation Front, 'Stars in the Night', first heard pla |
| ndeth earned his name in Operation Vijay-the | Liberation of Goa, Daman and Diu from Portuguese rule. |
| pion of civil rights, his academic focus was | liberation theology. |
| superimposed a pin-up girl onto a well-known | liberation photograph, which featured a flatbed of stac |
| um chlorate decomposes at about 102 °C, with | liberation of nitrogen, chlorine and oxygen. |
| With | liberation thus one of its themes, the song again becom |
| r four aggregates) is virtually equated with | liberation”. |
| Christian anarchism also shares a lot with | liberation theology especially its insistence that Chri |
| Not to be confused with | Liberation, Libation, or Vibration. |
| ng in moist air, owing to decomposition with | liberation of iodine. |
| Weisstein on organizing the Chicago Woman's | Liberation Rock Band |
| , she was an active supporter of the women's | liberation movement. |
| original documents from Gainesville Women's | Liberation, the first women's liberation group in the S |
| ature, it soon shifted focus towards women's | liberation. |
| article argued for the centrality of women's | liberation due to the Weather's public weakness on femi |
| UO's inconsistent politics regarding women's | liberation and to determine a new direction in light of |
| country-if they're not part of those Women's | Liberation groups", but despite her largely demure publ |
| ional languages, the environment and women's | liberation, which caused her fame as being "Red Nelly". |
| Jahreswende she is preoccupied with women's | liberation, which also causes problems in her male-domi |
| socialist and feminist politics (the Women's | Liberation Movement) since the early 1970s, she formed |
| Margaret Thatcher and members of the Women's | Liberation Movement who attended the first screening. |
| hilosophy, Revolutionary Dynamics of Women's | Liberation, and Understanding History, Marxist Essays. |
| In some countries the women's | liberation movement of the 1970s created the first rape |
| as one of the pioneers of the German Women's | Liberation Movement. |
| earning and benefiting from what the women's | liberation movement had to offer. |
| Elicita ‘Cita' Morei is a women's | liberation and anti-nuclear weapons activist and writer |
| yer (1891-1962) was a German nun and women's | liberation activist during the period of the First-wave |
| the idea of a "double struggle" for women's | liberation and social revolution and argued that the tw |
| Ottilie Baader (1847-1925), women's | liberation activist |
| Wandor has been active in the Women's | Liberation Movement since 1969 and edited its first col |
| s awarded the Harriet Freezerring, a women's | liberation prize, by the monthly Opzij she started. |
| ounded Washington D.C. publications, Women's | Liberation and Quest: A Feminist Quarterly. |
| "Freddie", a lesbian involved in the women's | liberation movement, leaves him questioning his sexuali |
| The Chicago Women's | Liberation Union (CWLU) was the first women's liberatio |
| he birth of the hippie movement, the Women's | liberation movement, and the prevalence of the drug cul |
| d the Father: Toward a Philosophy of Women's | Liberation. |
| She founded the London Women's | Liberation Art Group in 1970. |
| periodical dedicated to the idea of women's | liberation. |
| inst previous clothing styles and as women's | liberation of their own bodies. |
| practice of a comprehensive genuine women's | liberation. |
| -from Rosa Luxemburg, Women's | Liberation, and Marx's Philosophy of Revolution |
| Rosa Luxemburg, Women's | Liberation, and Marx's Philosophy of Revolution. |
| it calls "a new human society," and women's | liberation. |
| g the evening there were protests by Women's | Liberation activists. |
| , she contributed articles promoting women's | liberation. |
| ncorporated into the PSP's ideology: women's | liberation, gay rights and environmentalism. |
| and Employment for issues concerning women's | liberation. |
| She first became involved in the Women's | Liberation Movement in New York City in 1968, by joinin |
| and antiwar political activism, the Women's | Liberation movement, ecology, etc.; along with local ad |
| i (comrade Parvati) People's War and Women's | Liberation in Nepal - Purvaiya Prakashan, Raipur, Chhat |
| War Council discussed issues such as women's | liberation, youth culture, and the imperialism that exi |
| then major social problems including women's | liberation, widow remarriages and removal of untouchabi |
| table works by Reed are: Problems of Women's | Liberation, Woman's Evolution: From Matriarchal Clan to |
| encourage women's smoking during the women's | liberation movement in the United States. |
| tion, civil-liberties, civil rights, women's | liberation, and those critical of Israeli policies. |
| emented this assault with additional women's | liberation institutions, which included the constructio |
| ished his teachings in his most famous work, | Liberation in Our Hands (Rnam grol lagbcangs). |
| Workers' | liberation would require that the working class gain co |
| as the office manager of the Young Worker's | Liberation League (YWLL), a temporary configuration of |
| Donald Heinz, "The Christian World | Liberation Front," in The New Religious Consciousness, |
| ack Student Union, backed by the Third World | Liberation Front and the local chapter of the American |
| e, limited or unlimited, the problem of your | liberation remains the same." |
| e Black Panthers, the Young Lords, and Youth | Liberation of Ann Arbor each worked to encourage young |
| ership, Yaco was a youth activist with Youth | Liberation of Ann Arbor. |
| organizations Youth Communications and Youth | Liberation of Ann Arbor |
| d integrity of his creative vision, youthful | liberation and middle-aged inhibition. |
| he Marada Brigade, also known as the Zghorta | Liberation Army, under the command of Tony Frangieh. |
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