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… deceit and coercion, they have forgotten that no lie can live forever and that the fear of the gun is always overcome … of the homelands, and who are forbidden by law to live together as families in what is called “white South …

… is devouring the last bit of land left to us-not to live on, but to die on. Our people are starving. The White … the hor­rible conditions under which our people live, presenting a picture of a 'slowly degenerating Native …

… to know, learning to do, learning to be, and learning to live together as equals with others. An educational discourse … and ethnic diversity that characterises the people who live in its various parts. Its biggest challenge is poverty …

… their lives, White men and women saying they were proud to live in a free country at last ... it was as though we were a … their lives, White men and women saying they were proud to live in a free country at last ... it was as though we were a …

… comprise about half of the population, the Yoruba who live in the east and comprise about 12 percent, and the …

… allowing future generations the opportunity to grow and to live in a secure environment in which to pursue their own …

… and people for a future of hope, where everyone of us will live in peace, progress and prosperity. Our message to this …

… that have allowed white capitalist patriarchy to live on. This context is compounded in the practice of …

… struggling to obtain education, I left the countryside to live with my mother in town, where I joined the trade union …

… time when they were legally prohibited from being able to live openly as gay people. Oppressive legislation such as the …

… we must invent and we must make discoveries. If we wish to live up to our peoples’ expectations, we must seek the …

… roots of a tree. Baobabs grow very slowly, but they can live for thousands of years. Old and large Baobabs have …

… crossed my mind! I imagined flying to those regions where live only the choicest souls of the earth. When Dadoo and I …

… youth should play a leading role in fighting for peace. We live in a world and in times in which it is recognised that …

… recent clamp-down on professional people wanting to live andwork abroad. The ruthless and systematic …

… must include the protection of the environment in which we live, respect for and defence of our languages and cultures …

… approximately 80 000 Black South Africans estimated to live in the Cape Town region in 1945. In 1955 it was …

… behind the machine, and not in policy formulation - long live unilateral decision-making! As a federation, we make no …

… peoples of the world expect that this World Summit will live up to its promise of being a fitting culmination to a …

… of the highveld sky on a winter’s day to perfection. We live in “big sky” country – whether blue, or orange in …

… to excite with regular promotions and weekly game shows. Live the spirit of Adventure!  The Bethlehem Museum is one of …

… for fifteen years, and has thereafter continued to live there and has not been in employment outside the area, … for fifteen years, and has thereafter continued to live there and has not been in employment outside the area, … 678 Indians and 1 233 Chinese had become disqualified to live in their homes as of February 18th, 1974. 5031 Indian …

… the demands of the times change every day, for we do not live in a static world. And this National Party -just look at … that we have to face squarely in these times in which we live. A much more urgent matter has come to the fore. It was … animosity. To tell the Black man that "it forces him to live in poverty, misery and disease" is a downright lie as I …

… always saw in his visions is a reality which will always live and those of us he has left behind can pay no better … in ANC offices in Tanzania until his death in 1972. "To LIVE in hearts we leave behind is not to die."”Š 85 ”‰In … a monument in the hearts of his people. His name will live eternally in the history of his people. His memory will …

… aberrant for a woman in 'traditional' African society to live lone: as already described in earlier chapters, her … the levirate. Because on marriage Nguni women moved to live among their husband's kin, they were more isolated and … as in this example: It’s almost impossible for us to live decently in Johannesburg.... The temptation to sell this …