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• A heavy police and army presence has ruled repressively ever since.
• "This is a repressively fiscal document, " he said.
• M'ba, who did not share these ideas, reacted repressively.
• Even the tiniest viewers should see how wrongly and repressively she is being treated.
• Serbian police and soldiers have ruled repressively since.
• Serbia revoked the province's autonomy in 1989 and has ruled repressively there since.
• Since then, the Serbs, a minority, have ruled the majority Albanians, often repressively.
• It refused to honor the earlier promise of amnesty to the rebels and began to deal with them repressively.
• Most seek independence from Serbia, which in 1989 stripped the province of broad autonomy and has ruled repressively since.
• Kosovo, whose 90 percent Albanian population is ruled repressively by Serbian authorities, has exploded into violence in the past two weeks.
• Most seek independence from Serbia, the Yugoslavian republic which stripped the province of broad autonomy in 1989 and has ruled repressively since.
• Serbian police and soldiers have ruled repressively since, but appear to be losing control now that some Albanians have turned to armed struggle for independence.
• The growing anger of Kosovo Albanians _ expressed in armed attacks on Serbian police who have ruled the province repressively since 1989 _ is another reason for Milosevic to act.
• But the Prowler ink is all positive ( except perhaps in the annals of the repressively responsible journals given to wringing of hands and whining about things that cause smiles ).
• "Ice, " for example, focused on " imminent urban guerrilla warfare in the United States " against an American regime intervening repressively in Mexico.
• The Albanians will be under pressure to agree to talk Monday, in part because they might otherwise lose foreign sympathy for their plight in a region repressively ruled by Serbia.
• Another 70 alleged mercenaries also are being held in Zimbabwe in connection with the alleged coup plot against Equatorial Guinea President Teodoro Obiang, who has ruled his country repressively for 25 years.
• In 1821 Prussia introduced repressively high customs duties for transit of Polish and Lithuanian goods through its territory, which practically blocked the access of Polish traders to the Baltic Sea through the Vistula River.
• Albania was repressively and reclusively ruled by Enver Hoxha and his chosen successor, Ramiz Alia, from 1944 until the 1992 landslide by the party of Berisha, a cardiologist of boundless energy and impatience.