homeland

Israel was created as the result of jews struggling for around 70 years to found a homeland.

There are people screwed by the immigration system, by Homeland Security, and by pure bad luck.

A plane ticket and $500 can go a long way when your enemy's homeland is wantonly undefended by law & policy.

A common reason was simply to repel the invaders of the north from their homeland.

The barbarism began 200 years prior when Africans were stolen from their homeland.

There's a reason many wealthy Chinese desperately want to expatriate and it's not because they see peace and tranquility in their homeland's future.

Witnessing Chernobyl effect on my homeland Belarus, I can never understand people fascination with this place.

One guy infiltrating the homeland with a US$100 rifle and a case of ammo (about the size of a shoebox) can do enormous homeland damage against an enemy obsessed with >$100,000 drones operated by >$10,000,000 staff & facilities.

And fluently speak the language of your homeland, which the US deems a high security risk and of particular need to have defense personnel with knowledge thereof...

Hopefully they are carrying over their bad habits that led to their homeland sucking enough to force them to move, because they'll eventually want to move again.

Can the homeland of Archimedes return to buoyancy?

I think you can safely assume that the homeland of Royal Dutch Shell is a sponsor of some economic signals intelligence here and there.

In all, so-called "Red Teams" of Homeland Security agents posing as passengers were able get weapons past TSA agents in 67 out of 70 tests — a 95 percent failure rate, according to agency officials.

"The barbarism that began 200 years prior when Africans were stolen from their homeland" Yep, their a lot of guilty folks in this violation, but someone also was selling on the Africa side.

Homeland c&c facilitates are certainly defended from terrorist actions, but less so from 20-30 kamikaze drones launched from within the victim country.

Homeland, or Game of thrones) 2) Expanding the 'top words' gives (apparently) a top 100, except many words appear more than once - in my 'top words' for 'The Simpsons', 'MOM' appears 7 times.