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marcas Catalan
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They said siding with En Marche could have serious implications for them.
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In spite of his imminent danger Marche-a-Terre showed not the slightest emotion.
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In a victory speech, he told supporters of his fledgling En Marche!
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To wind up, yesterday I spent five hours at the Bon Marche.
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Again the commander examined Marche-a-Terre, whose impassible face still gave no sign.
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All Wales was in revolt; the Marches were invaded and laid waste.
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You, Marches, take two men and go and see what it is.
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I used to think that it got cold up in the Dornish Marches.
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The Women's Marches around the world last weekend are a moment in history.
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Jo is certainly the most fully and lovingly realised of all the Marches.
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In Kinmont Willie's lifetime the Wardens of the Marches had but little leisure.
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Because Callisto is Ultima Thule, the far Marches of the Empire.
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Like any good Paradoxian girl, I'd never been to the Marches.
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Sir, said he, my name is Pedivere of the Straight Marches.
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Project Gutenberg's Stories of the Border Marches, by John Lang and Jean Lang
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The Cymry believe King Raven has arisen to defend the land beyond the Marches.
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Revolutionary youth groups have called for daily marches to condemn the violence.
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Many Balkan countries including Serbia and Kosovo have already held Pride marches.
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Lauren Young: We've seen protests and marches for racial equality for decades.
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Orange Order marches have often been marked by drunkeness and sectarian violence.
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Traditional May Day marches were also taking place outside the euro zone.
