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Meanings of lead loyalist in English

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Usage of lead loyalist in English
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Last week former leading loyalist Mark Haddock was charged with the murder.
The Irish Times
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A leading loyalist in Northern Ireland died today after suffering a heart attack.
The Irish Times
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But the leading loyalist paramilitary is also a jumble of opposites.
The Irish Times
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IT'S NOT every day a leading loyalist quotes a sacred republican text to you.
The Irish Times
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A LEADING loyalist spokesman has warned that the loyalist paramilitary ceasefire is becoming increasingly fragile.
The Irish Times
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David Ervine, one of Northern Ireland leading loyalist politicians, was tonight fighting for his life in hospital.
The Irish Times
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Police in the greater Belfast area have arrested a leading loyalist on suspicion of being unlawfully at large.
The Irish Times
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Tributes were paid to former leading loyalist paramilitary turned peacemaker Gusty Spence at his funeral in Belfast today.
The Irish Times
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Two Belfast men, one of them a leading loyalist pastor, have been in court on an explosives charge.
The Irish Times
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Among those threatened is a leading loyalist, Mark Fulton, currently serving a four-year prison sentence in Maghaberry prison.
The Irish Times
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An inquest into the death of a leading loyalist was adjourned today after witnesses failed to turn up.
The Irish Times
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A leading loyalist today urged nationalists to reserve their judgement on the Ulster Defence Association's ceasefire until next year.
The Irish Times
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JUDGMENT was reserved yesterday in the trial of Mr Billy Wright a leading loyalist, and two other Portadown men.
The Irish Times
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Such were the suggestions, appealing equally to their fears and gratitude, which the leading loyalists addressed to the people.
The Life of Francis Marion
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Unionist MPs today called for a fresh examination of the circumstances surrounding leading loyalist Billy Wright's killing in jail.
The Irish Times
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Migrant workers are a benefit to Northern Ireland's society and should be protected from racists, a leading loyalist said today.
The Irish Times