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Falling foul of vicious political factionalism, Dante was sent into exile from his beloved Florence in his mid-30s. He never returned.

Sharper even than this sadness was the fact that, for more than 30 years, she was an exile from her homeland.

The announcement from Tiger Woods has confirmed growing speculation that he was ready to end his self imposed exile from competitive golf.

The life of seclusion and separation (exile) from all those things that had once ensnared Israel (and Gomer ) would bring her to repentance.

Being sent into the exile from the sky without witchcraft, without the mind which can understand the natural clearly and desolately .

Go back and stay with your king, for you are a foreigner, an exile from your home.

NURUDDIN FARAH went into self- imposed exile from his native Somalia in 1976, during the 22-year dictatorship of Mohamed Siad Barre.

But for his forced exile from Germany, Warburg would probably have stayed there as an intellectual or politician, reckoned Ziegler.

Punishment of criminals ranges from fines or humiliation to imprisonment or exile, from beatings or mutilation to execution.

If nature is orderly, is mankind part of the natural community or an exile from it?

Operating in exile from Damascus, he has played a critical role in fraught relations with Israel and Fatah.

Mehsud tribal leaders, almost all of whom have to live in exile from their homeland, are encouraged by the initial signs from the offensive.

At that time he was in an exile from a corrupt court.

An exile from home, splendor dazzles in vain;