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They could be more or less isolationist than Qing, more or less militant.

But new militant bosses started appearing late last year, replacing those bought off under the peace deal.

His killers were from another Tamil militant group, in the pay of Sri Lanka's democratically elected government.

A missile strike against a suspected militant hideout in a Pakistan tribal region bordering Afghanistan on Sunday is said to have killed at least 18 people.

Palestinian security men could switch loyalties to one of the militant groups that has promised to resume guerrilla attacks in protest against Mr Abbas's return to negotiations.

In a 2007 tape, the al Qaeda leader had even dyed his white-flecked beard black, suggesting that the Saudi militant is not immune to a measure of vanity as he ages.

During the operation in the Gaza city, Israel killed Palestinian militant group Hamas' leader Shehada and his bodyguards. The attack on the Gaza city was aimed at killing Shehada.

But it has demanded that Pakistan dismantle an anti-Indian militant group, Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET), that has carried out numerous atrocities in India, apparently including the outrage on Mumbai.

She was misrepresented in the press as a militant.

Pakistani officials said the air attack hit a militant hideout near the Afghan border.

I don't care. I'm feeling militant standing in front of this mortuary.

General Ghani insists this is because army raids and strikes are mostly hitting militant hideouts set up in high mountains.

However, a statement from the ruling Hamas militant group in the Gaza Strip praised the attack, saying it would not be the last.

Lashkar not only continues to offer higher benefits as a geopolitical tool against India, it also poses lower costs than other militant groups in Pakistan.

But so far there seems to be no sign that it was on the orders of Hamas, the Islamist movement that controls the Gaza Strip, or any of the other militant groups there.

A few militant members of the crowd attacked the vendor.

One militant group recently said it was willing to let aid convoys in.

In 1996, Tom Wolfe wrote a brilliant essay called "Sorry, but Your Soul Just Died," in which he captured the militant materialism of some modern scientists.

He is now a militant atheist.

Both militant groups have refused to take part in peace talks as long as foreign troops remain in Afghanistan.

Over the past two decades, this militant has been almost constantly in arms.

What seems to have escaped the cross-party purveyors of this so-called militant secularism is that a secular state is not the enemy of religion; in many ways it is its product.