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So the people of Judah were carried away captive from their own homeland.
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And now the auspices of the guild had come to Chane's own homeland.
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Perhaps he was preparing to return to his own homeland!
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They were fighting to free their own homeland.
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No sacrifice, no hardship can ever be too great when the reward is our own homeland.
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Is he aroused by the absence of peace even in his own homeland, let alone abroad?
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He talked to her about his own homeland then, as they sat in the small room.
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His ultimate destination, unless fate altered his plans, was his own homeland-thesandy Rio Grande country.
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Saying they feel inundated by foreign workers and priced out of their own homeland, Singaporeans are angry.
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They are lost in their own homeland.
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And here, in their own homeland.
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Many Palestinians believe the current Israeli government has no intention of ever allowing them to develop their own homeland.
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They will thank God that they have come to prevent such a devastation on the soil of their own homeland.
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Haste, then, and with thy gentle words hold back the men from setting forth in their ships for their own homeland.
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Returning emigrants, lured back by the booming economy here, are finding that, increasingly, they do not feel at home in their own homeland.
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Netanyahu said the suggestion that Jews were "foreign colonialists in their own homeland" was one of the "great lies" of our times.