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And when food began to be lacking for the common people , Godegisel was afraid that the famine would extend to himself , and gave orders that the common people be expelled from the city . In 1880 , as a newly elected MP , he asks to affirm his loyalty instead of swearing a religious oath but is expelled from the House of Commons . I was expelled from the university in 1972 for joining the student movement . One offers a role model of a women who can identify with the concerns of the target audience but who has chosen life and presents it in a positive light ; the other , again framed from the woman ’ s own perspective , presents abortion as a negative resolution to her crisis . It will take a long and sustained effort but terrorists can and must be chased down every hole , shaken out of every tree and expunged from the planet - that 's threat abatement . " Congratulatory remarks were addressed to the Director in recognition of her past service , but no other justification for the award in question can be discerned from the minutes . Actually not - the so-called " hole " ( seasonal anomaly ) was observed from the very first time a Dobson photospectrometer was deployed at Halley Bay for the international geophysical year ( 1955 ) and confirmed the following year . When he had been expelled from his office they made choice of Heraclius , then a priest of the church of Bordeaux , and they sent word of these doings in their own handwriting by the priest just named to king Charibert . When former finance minister and current opposition leader Sam Rainsy was expelled from the Assembly two years ago , his seat was filled by a more compliant Funcinpec nominee .